2008-2009 Indiana College Guidebook - (Page 18) INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY MANCHESTER COLLEGE Address Phone Fax Email Internet Admissions Office Phone Financial Aid Office Phone Student Body Fall 2007 Enrollment 2008-2009 Annual Costs Residential Spaces Fraternities/Sororities Student/Faculty Ratio Average Class Size Application Deadline Application Fee Admissions Tests Required Financial Aid Application Deadline % of students receiving financial aid from any source Degrees Offered Affiliation 4201 S. Washington St. Marion, IN 46953 Toll Free (866) GO-TO-IWU (765) 677-2333 admissions@indwes.edu cas.indwes.edu (765) 677-2138 (765) 677-2116 Coeducational Full-time UG Residential 2,795 Full-time UG Adult Enrollment 6,350 Part-time UG Residential 255 Part-time UG Adult Enrollment 521 Graduate/First Professional 4,835 Tuition and Fees $19,376 Room and Board $6,564 2,577 No 18:1 20 Fall: August 15 Spring: January 1 $25 SAT or ACT March 1 92% Associate, Baccalaureate, Graduate Wesleyan Address Phone Fax Email Internet Admissions Office Phone Financial Aid Office Phone Student Body Fall 2007 Enrollment 2008-2009 Annual Costs Residential Spaces Fraternities/Sororities Student/Faculty Ratio Average Class Size Application Deadline Application Fee Admissions Tests Required Financial Aid Application Deadline % of students receiving financial aid from any source Degrees Offered Affiliation 604 E. College Ave. North Manchester, IN 46962-1299 (260) 982-5000 (260) 982-5043 admitinfo@manchester.edu www.manchester.edu (800) 852-3648 (260) 982-5066 Coeducational Full-time Undergraduate 1,003 Part-time Undergraduate 32 Tuition and Fees $22,560 Room and Board $8,100 922 No 14:1 21 Rolling $25 (Free online) SAT or ACT Rolling 100% Associate, Baccalaureate Church of the Brethren Indiana Wesleyan University is the fastest growing university in Indiana and, including its three colleges, is the largest independent university in the state of Indiana. More than 3,000 students are enrolled in traditional programs in the College of Arts and Sciences on the Marion campus, nearly 700 in the College of Graduate Studies, and 15,000 in the College of Adult and Professional Studies at regional sites throughout Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio, as well as online. Thanks to $200 million in new construction in the past 20 years, IWU has been transformed into a debt-free, high-tech university. Students live and learn in state-of-the-art classrooms and residence halls, all with Internet access. Recent major construction projects on the Marion campus have added a new $12 million academic building, housing state-of-the-art communications facilities; a newly-renovated Christian Ministries Center; an $11 million library; a 40,000-square foot expansion to the student center; a 70,000-square foot indoor practice facility; and a new complex of apartment-style lodges and townhouses. Students can choose from nearly 80 majors, in addition to residential and distance pre-professional and graduate programs. To make Christian higher education affordable, more than 90 percent of students receive financial assistance. Room and board rates are frozen at the entry level for students who remain enrolled full time. The John Wesley Honors College, an academically accelerated honors program, was launched due to an increasing number of honors students. Nearly half of incoming freshmen receive academic scholarships. In 2007 and 2008, U.S. News & World Report named IWU one of the “Top Master’s Universities in the Midwest.” The New Media Consortium has recognized IWU as a leader for innovative uses of technology. Indiana Wesleyan University is a Christ-centered, comprehensive university, committed to liberal arts and professional education. At Manchester College, students find their place. Learning side by side with faculty and others. • Co-authoring graduate-level research with faculty on star formation or small mouth bass spawning grounds. • Traveling on a January trip to Hawaii, Europe, or another far away destination and learning through shared experiences. • Learning in a classroom environment where each student is actively engaged by faculty, not seen as another paper to grade. Pursuing academics that matter. • Applying what is learned in the classroom as a reading tutor for local elementary school children. • Using knowledge of tax law to help elderly residents in the community prepare their taxes. • Exploring one of more than 55 areas of study, each of which prepares graduates for a challenging first job or graduate school. Making friends for life. • Studying with faculty who love to teach and who know students by name. • Connecting in the classroom, on the playing field, in study abroad or through volunteer work. • Getting involved in one or more of 40-plus student organizations and clubs that connect students across campus. Succeeding. • Graduating with abilities and convictions – skills and values – that lead to significant contributions in workplaces and local communities. • Being among 97.5 percent who find a job or start graduate school within six months of graduating. • Finishing within four years at a rate twice as high as students who attend most large Indiana public universities. 18 http://www.manchester.edu http://cas.indwes.edu http://cas.indwes.edu http://www.manchester.edu
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