United States College

Wilson College

Information updated 14.08.2026

Wilson College

– private nonprofit higher education institution in United States. Wilson College was founded in 1869. The university has a rural type of campus, which means that it is outside of Chambersburg.

Application process and the cost of tuition.

In addition to the results of the examinations the applicant must submit a certificate of the previous academic performance. It is worth mentioning that Wilson College is characterized by a mild competition among the students, there are only 2 applicants per seat. Wilson College is considered to be a pricey option when it comes to obtaining a master’s degree – 20,000 USD per year of study. With that in mind the university provides remarkable students with scholarships and grants. It is important to check for current tuition fees on (

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The composition of the university.

Wilson College is on the smaller side, it teaches about 1000 students. Foreign applicants are not excluded from the admission process. 99 specialists are employed by the university. Student exchange programs is one of the draws of the university. If you wish to learn more about the university’s life you can follow them on social media:

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Infrastructure of Wilson College.

There is a library on the campus. The students can live on campus if the apply for a dormitory room. Wilson College is a part of a few associations like – Association of Governing Boards of the Universities and Colleges, American Library Association, Association of College and Research Libraries, Association of Presbyterian Colleges and Universities, College Entrance Examination Board, Council of Independent Colleges, National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Pennsylvania, Women’s College Coalition, Sport affiliations and memberships National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC).