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Wittenberg University is a private liberal arts college in Springfield, Ohio. It has 1,326 full-time students representing 33 states and 9 foreign countries. Wittenberg University is associated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
As a nationally ranked Lutheran-affiliated liberal arts college, Wittenberg University enjoys an outstanding reputation for excellent academic standards, vibrant coursework in the arts, sciences, and humanities, and distinctive pre-professional programs including business and nursing.
Important Dates to Know. Wittenberg Application Deadlines. November 1 Early Decision Deadline. December 1 Early Action Deadline. Rolling Admission until May 1. Students are encouraged to apply by March 15 in order to be eligible for the $500 Early Ezry Award, renewable annually.
A Wittenberg education consists of three parts: a broad base in the liberal arts, an intensive course of study in a major, and an enhanced course of study that makes up a minor or electives. Wittenberg also places considerable emphasis on strong speaking, writing, critical thinking and research skills to ensure that its students are competitive ...
We invite you to visit us! We offer customized in-person, individual visits that allow prospective students to experience Wittenberg University and everything that makes our beautiful, historic, vibrant campus such a wonderful place.
These are the reasons why students choose Wittenberg, making the campus not only a close-knit family, but also a community with international reach thanks to Wittenberg's study-abroad options, diverse student population, and tireless commitment to graduating engaged citizens of the world.
A Wittenberg education consists of three parts: a broad base in the liberal arts, an intensive course of study in a major, and an enhanced course of study that makes up a minor or electives. Wittenberg also places considerable emphasis on strong speaking, writing, critical thinking and research skills to ensure that its students are competitive ...
