Tuition and costs
Being a Saint Martin’s student is the opportunity of a lifetime,
one that will yield positive returns on your investment — for years
to come.
You’ll enjoy a level of personal attention second to none.
Ninety percent of your classes will have fewer than 40 students,
and your average class size will be only 12 students. The
student-faculty ratio is even more impressive at 10:1. You’ll
also be immersed in a culture of caring that permeates
everything — every classroom, every office, and every residence
hall. You’ll have access to high-tech facilities, and enjoy
highly personal instruction, from professors who are completely
dedicated to teaching and, equally important, mentoring.
At Saint Martin’s you’ll get a lot — a world-class
education, a “whole” university experience, friends for
life — and, thanks to our Benedictine approach, you’ll
get a lot more for less.
How does Saint Martin's compare?
Saint Martin’s University is one of the most affordable
private universities in the Pacific Northwest.
For more details and a breakdown of costs for a
full-time undergraduate student at Saint Martin's, see
the separate
comprehensive cost table.
Below is a top-line comparison with other private
universities as compared by the website Collegeboard.com as of
August 2011:
| College or
University |
Tuition and fees |
Comprehensive costs |
| Saint Martin's University |
$27,622 |
$36,582 |
| George Fox University |
$29,380 |
$38,430 |
| Linfield College |
$32,416 |
$41,506 |
| Seattle Pacific University |
$30,339 |
$39,420 |
|
Whitworth University |
$32,144 |
$41,062 |
| Gonzaga University |
$32,215 |
$40,755 |
| Pacific Lutheran University |
$30,950 |
$40,300 |
| Pacific University |
$33,612 |
$42,820 |
| University of Portland |
$33,780 |
$43,745 |
| Seattle University |
$32,700 |
$42,555 |
| Willamette University |
$39,012 |
$48,362 |
| Lewis & Clark College |
$38,500 |
$48,514 |
| Whitman College |
$40,496 |
$50,656 |
| University of Puget Sound |
$38,720 |
$48,740 |
| Reed College |
$42,800 |
$53,850 |
To view this information and more go to the College Board website
(www.collegeboard.org).