About WSU

Founded in 1889, Weber State University provides transformative educational experiences and high-quality degrees while serving the surrounding community in Utah.

WSU has been ranked highly by the Princeton Review, U.S. News & World Report and Abound.

Fall 2024 student enrollment: 32,701

Most WSU students are from Utah’s Davis and Weber counties.

Nearly half of all degrees awarded in 2023-24 were associates degrees.

Weber State is on track to become carbon neutral by 2040.

WSU has more than 225 degree programs.

Top degrees awarded from 2018-2024 include nursing, computing and radiologic sciences.

WSU has 113 registered student clubs & organizations

Student to faculty ratio is 21 to 1.

239 student-athletes earned academic all-conference honors in 2023-24.

80% of faculty have terminal degrees.

Gifts to WSU in fiscal year 2024: $16.7 million

WSU provided more than $96.2 million in scholarships and financial aid to 13,305 students in 2023-24.

WSU saved $23.8 million on utilities since 2007.

WSU reduced natural gas consumption by 46% and electricity consumption by 25% in fiscal year 2023.

Weber State has been a Princeton Review green college from 2017-2023.

WSU has 20 graduate degree programs.

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