Westminster College-Salt Lake City Top Questions

Westminster is located in such a beautiful area and it's such a nice small school. The faculty and staff is easily accessible and there's always things to do on campus.

This school has the perfect class sizes. The largest class I have ever been in at this school consisted of around 25 students. There is so much availability of professors to work on homework and problems outside of class that there is no reason to not take advantage of their help. Everyone here is friendly and willing to help you get the major things taken care of so that you can focus on school.

Westminster is an intimate private school that focuses on student achievement over Nobel prizes. I experienced classes at the state university, and felt like a small drop in the ocean. With the exception of my summer professors, I felt that my learning didn't matter to anyone but me. I became lost socially, academically, and physically (the campus is HUGE!) Westminster is the complete opposite. Professors understand they are only as successful as their students. Class size is right around 20. You become great friends with the other members of your program, and you can walk from one side of the campus to the other in 5 minutes. Yeah, it's more expensive than a public institution, but I feel I am guaranteed a great education. That's worth the extra cost to me.

Coming from a very small town in New Hampshire Westminster College was a perfect fit for me. It was a small school in a big city. Although Westminster is the middle of the Sugar House district, it still feels safe and personal. The class sizes are small, and the teachers encourage their students to succeed and are always willing to help. The campus itself is beautiful, safe, clean and has many areas for students to interact. The cafeteria food is great, and the education is even better. I have received many positive reactions from employers and peers when I say that I am receiving a degree in Marketing from Westminster College.

In my two semesters at Westminster I have only had phenomenal professors. The professors have all exceeded my expectations by a stretch. I also love the class sizes, which are all very small and allow for plenty of discussion. The only problem I have with Westminster is with the school's administration. I get the vibe that the administration is more focused on getting money from outside donors that it is with the well-being of its students.

Nice small school with excellent professors and a great learning environment.

The best thing about Westminster is the small campus and small class sizes, yet everything you need is still right on campus. The dorms are really nice. The cafeteria food could be improved with some more variety, but I do notice that they're added more things recently. The faculty is awesome and easy to get in touch with if you need help of academic advice. Campus is close to many restaurants and businesses in a nice part of town, and within walking distance to a great park.

The thing I like most about westminny is the class sizes. I know all of my professors on a first name basis and it's easy to get help from them outside of class.

great learning environment, nightlife kinda sucks, great if you are looking to explore the outdoors and go on adventures

The westminster campus has TONS of green space. There are many places on campus you can go and relax in nature. On average, there are only 2500-3000 students enrolled in the school, so class sizes are very small. The most amount of students I have had in any of my classes was 24 students. This allows the students to receive more attention from the professors.