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Admitted Graduate Students

Next Steps for Admitted Graduate Students

We're excited for you to join the graduate student community at Westminster University. We know you will make a positive impact in your program and beyond. We hope you will take a minute (or two) to celebrate your accomplishment. Go Griffins!​

 
 

1

Confirm Your Acceptance

  • You can reply to your offer of admission through the admissions portal.
  • You have 30 days from your offer of admission to confirm your acceptance into many of Westminster’s graduate programs. For the Master of Accountancy, Master of Business Administration, Project-Based Master of Business Administration, and Master of Business Administration in Technology Commercialization programs, refer to the confirmation deadline in your portal.
  • In line with Westminster University’s COVID-19 policy, you will also complete a vaccine attestation or submit a request for a medical exemption or religious accommodation.
  • The final step in the confirmation process is paying your non-refundable tuition deposit through the admissions portal. The tuition deposit is $250 for Westminster’s graduate programs, with the exception of the DNP-NA program, which has a $1,000 tuition deposit. The deposit confirms your acceptance, holds your place in the class, and goes towards your first semester’s tuition.

Log into your admissions portal

 
 

2

Register for Classes

The registration process varies across graduate programs; you can find your program’s specific process in your portal under the Next Steps tab.

You can view your program's recommended plan of study in the academic catalog and check out the academic calendar to get a sense of your courses and potential class schedule.

 
 

3

Program Orientation

Your program’s specific orientation information will be shared with you via your Westminster student email. You can set up your email using the username and student ID number under the Next Steps tab in your portal.
 
 

4

Questions?

Reach out to your graduate enrollment coordinator if you have questions about your next steps.