Class of 2025 Profile

By the Numbers

The Class of 2025 marks a significant milestone in Westminster University's history, representing the 150th anniversary of the institution. This year's graduating class has shown a commitment to excellence, determination, and passion. As they prepare for their next chapters, these Griffins carry forward a legacy of innovation and academic excellence that defines Westminster.

• 302 total degrees awarded (181 undergraduate, 121 graduate)
• Graduates represent 26 states and 19 countries
• Graduates range in age from 20- to 62-years-old
• 9 First Scholars graduates
• 7 graduating veterans and ROTC students
• 48 graduating student-athletes
• 7 fellowship applicants
  • 1 Peace Corps Applicant
  • 1 NIH Post-Baccalaureate Program Applicant
  • 1 Princeton in Asia Scholarship Applicant
  • 2 Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship Applicant
  • 1 U.S. Fulbright Scholarship Applicant
  • 1 NYU First Generation Scholarship Applicant
• 30 Honors College graduates
• Griffin student-athletes were recognized among the best in the country for their outstanding athletic and academic achievements:
  • 4 Academic All-RMAC honors
  • 33 student-athletes earned spots on the RMAC Academic Honor Roll for their excellence in the classroom and their contributions in competition
  • 3.64 average student-athlete GPA
• School of Education graduates hold 540–700 hours of classroom teaching experience each.
• Students in the outdoor education and leadership program:
  • Accumulated 100 days in the field
  • Earned an average of 3 professional certifications or certificates
  • Accumulated between 300-400 hours of professional experience in the outdoor industry through internships and on-campus student employment at the Outdoor Program
• Graduating seniors are among a student body who:
  • Worked 230 hours of internships this year (49% of internships were from the Bill and Vieve Gore School of Business)
  • Accumulated countless hours of field research from Great Salt Lake to the Great Basin

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Senior Projects

Research and capstone projects by graduates show the range of their interests and expertise:

• Learn more about Westminster University's Student Showcase

Senior Art Exhibition

As a culmination and celebration of their progress, senior Art program students create bodies of work and organize an on-campus exhibit. 

• View the online Senior Art Exhibition