Weber State University

Overview

Weber State University, established in 1889, is a public institution situated in the residential community of Ogden, Utah, approximately 40 miles north of Salt Lake City. The university spans a 526-acre main campus, noted for its blend of contemporary and historical architectural styles, with various facilities designed to accommodate a diverse student body. Offering more than 225 undergraduate programs, Weber State is particularly recognized for its nursing, and business and economics degrees. The university also provides on-campus housing options for students, including traditional residence halls and apartment-style living. While Weber State maintains an open enrollment policy, meaning it has a non-selective admissions process, the institution emphasizes inclusive academic opportunities. Not widely recognized for athletics, the university still competes in Division I as part of the Big Sky Conference, supporting a range of men's and women's sports teams.

Weber State University has an open admission policy which permits enrollment by any high school graduate or GED holding student.  12,028 students are enrolled on a full time basis, and 17,886 attend part time. In-state tuition for 2022/2023, excluding room and board, is $5,471 plus fees of $920.