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Undergraduate student enrollment: 10,488 College location: Urban Name & distance from nearest airport: 20 minutes to Charleston Int’l Airport (CHS). Average accepted GPA & test scores: A-/B+ GPA; mid-range SAT 1120-1250 (CR/M) writing avg. 510; mid-range ACT 25-29. Acceptance rate: 72% Application deadlines: Early Notification (Early Action) - Nov. 1; Scholarship consideration - Dec. 1; Regular Decision - Feb. 1. Merit scholarships/Need-based financial aid: Apply for admission by Dec. 1 for merit scholarship consideration. FAFSA required for need based aid, priority deadline March 1. Limited need-based aid for out-of-state students. Most popular, new or unique majors: Arts Management, Marine Biology, Historic Preservation & Community Planning, Hospitality & Tourism Management, Public Health, Computing in the Arts, Supply Chain Management, Computer Science Student Life: Division 1 Athletics (Colonial Conference), Greek Life (18% of student body), Water Sports Club with club competitive Surf Team, Div. 1 National Championship Sailing program, Service and Leadership Centers, Active Jewish Student Union and Hillel Total Cost of Attendance 2016-2017: $42,585 What is unique or makes your school stand out? The College of Charleston provides a global and experiential education, preparing tomorrow’s innovators and game-changers to be open-minded leaders and multidisciplinary problem solvers. The college experience naturally encourages the evolution of self, but the College of Charleston experience places its students at the center of our ever-evolving world. Students study in classes at an average size of 26 and all taught by professors. The beautiful campus is located in the heart of the young and active downtown Charleston. The city is fully accessible by walking or biking and the beach is a short 10-minute drive away. The weather is warm and sunny. The New Charleston is home to emerging industries including aerospace, digital media and technology, and health care and biosciences. California Admission Representative Christina DeCario, M.S.Ed Senior Associate Director of Admissions decarioc@cofc.edu 843-953-7712 The College of Wooster Private college Wooster, Ohio www.wooster.edu Undergraduate student enrollment: 2,000 College location: Small town, 50 miles southwest of Cleveland. A vibrant community of 26,000+ residents. Name & distance from nearest airport: 50 minutes from Cleveland Hopkins (CLE) and 40 minutes from Akron-Canton Regional (CAK). Average accepted GPA & test scores: 3.65 GPA, 28 ACT, 1250 SAT (M & CR) Acceptance rate: 55% Application deadlines: Early Decision I – November 1, Early Action – November 15, Early Decision II – January 15, and Regular Decision – February 15. FREE to apply. Merit scholarships/Need-based financial aid: Students are automatically considered for merit based Dean’s Award (up to $27,000 per year). Additional performance and competition-based scholarships available with a January 1 online application deadline. Music, Scottish Arts, and Theatre & Dance Scholarships ($2,000-$8,000 per year) and do not need to be a music, theatre or dance major to qualify. Covenant Scholarship for members of the Presbyterian Church ($1,000-$3,000 per year); Allen Scholarship awarded to African-American students (receive up to $30,000 per year). Need-based aid requires either the FAFSA or CSS Profile and the Wooster Supplementary Aid Application. Most popular, new or unique majors: Biology, Chemistry, Political Science, Global and International Studies, and Sociology & Anthropology. Unique programs are Geology, Archeology, Neuroscience, Chinese Studies, Peace Corp Prep., Seven year pre-dental program with Case Western Reserve. Student Life: Wooster is Division III and a member of the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC). Less than 20% of student body takes part in Greek Life, which is comprised of local fraternity and sorority groups. (There are not any national groups on campus.) Students are able to take part in any of our 120+ student clubs and organizations or create their own! Popular groups include: Wooster Activities Crew (WAC), Ultimate Frisbee, WOO91 Radio Station, 4-Paws for Wooster (train service dogs). Total Cost of Attendance 2016-2017: $59,800 What is unique or makes your school stand out? Wooster is America’s premier college for mentored undergraduate research. Every year since 2002 U.S. News & World Report has asked college presidents and deans to name schools with outstanding undergraduate research opportunities and senior capstone programs, only two schools have made both lists every year: Wooster and Princeton. Wooster offers an excellent, comprehensive liberal arts education, culminating in a rigorous senior project, in which each student works one-on-one with a faculty mentor to conceive, organize and complete a significant research project on a topic of the student's own choosing. Through this distinctive program, every Wooster student develops abilities valued by employers and graduate schools alike: independent judgment, analytical ability, creativity, project-management and time-management skills, and strong written and oral communication skills. California Admission Representative Charlie Laube ‘03 Associate Director of Admissions claube@wooster.edu 330-263-2589 Colorado Mesa University Public University Grand Junction, Colorado www.coloradomesa.edu Undergraduate student enrollment: 9,600 College location: medium sized town of 50,000 on the Western Slope of the Rocky Mountains Name & distance from nearest airport: small airport in Grand Junction 5 minutes to Campus. Four hours to either Salt Lake or Denver Airports Average accepted GPA & test scores: 3.3 GPA, 22 ACT, 880-1090 SAT (old SAT). Acceptance rate: 75% Application deadlines: rolling Merit scholarships/Need-based financial aid: Merit scholarships $1,250-$6,000. Generous WUE tuition discount. Limited need-based aid for out-of-state students. FAFSA Most popular, new or unique majors: nursing, business, criminal justice, psychology, health sciences, 66 majors in 12 departments: Art & Design; Biological Sciences; Business; Computer Science, Mathematics & Statistics; Health Sciences; Kinesiology; Languages, Literature & Mass Communication; Music; Physical & Environmental Science; Social & Behavioral Sciences; Teacher Education and Theatre Arts. Student Life: Athletics NCAA Division II, 37 club sports, Greek Life, Outdoor Program, & 160 clubs Total Cost of Attendance 2016-2017: $34,873 non-resident; $22,780-$26,713 (WUE) What is unique or makes your school stand out? We are a medium sized university of 9,800 students and have been one of the fastest growing universities in the state of Colorado. We have small class sizes located in the Western Slope of the Rocky Mountains with unlimited outdoor recreation opportunities. Committed to a personal approach, Colorado Mesa University is a dynamic learning environment that offers abundant opportunities for students and the larger community to grow intellectually, professionally, and personally. California Admission Representative Keith Gissel Assistant Director of Admissions kgissel@coloradomesa.edu 970-261-7032 Cornell University Private university Ithaca, New York www.cornell.edu Denison University Private University Granville, Ohio www.denison.edu Undergraduate student enrollment: 2,200 (undergraduates only) College location: small town Name & distance from nearest airport: CMH 25 miles Average accepted GPA & test scores: 3.4-3.6 GPA, 28 ACT, 1250 SAT. Acceptance rate: 48% Application deadlines: EDI – November 15, EDII – January 15, Regular decision – January 15. FREE to apply. Merit scholarships/Need-based financial aid: Merit awards range from $10,000 up to full tuition. FAFSA and CSS Profile required for need-based consideration. Most popular, new or unique majors: Economics, Communication, Biology, English, Psychology, Political Science, Global Commerce. Student Life: Athletics NCAA Division III with 23 varsity sports, Greek Life non-residential, community service, international groups, club sports. Total Cost of Attendance 2016-2017: $62,480 What is unique or makes your school stand out? As one of the nation’s leading liberal arts colleges, Denison University boasts generations of students who can attest to its effect on their lives. Each would cite a different reason. And they’d all be right because Denison’s liberal arts tradition and residential community create a college of endless personal possibilities. At Denison, students have to step up-there’s no hiding in the back of a 300 seat lecture hall, no anonymity, no flying under the radar. They matter as individuals, and they are prepared for lives of consequence by the best faculty-professors who know their stuff, know their students’ names, and know how to inspire great things. And learning reaches outside the classrooms, labs, and studios, into the halls where students live, because this is a residential campus community, where students live and learn together, and where they embrace ideals of integrity, intellect, diversity, and respect for each other and the environment. California Admission Representative Chris Cowie Senior Associate Director of Admission cowie@denison.edu 740-587-6621 DePaul University Private University Chicago, Illinois www.depaul.edu Undergraduate student enrollment: 16,000 College location: Very Urban, right in the heart of Chicago Distance from nearest major airport: O’Hare- 15 miles, Midway- 13 miles (Both accessible via train) Average accepted GPA and test scores: 3.56 GPA, SAT 1080-1280 (CR/M), 23-28 ACT, also a test optional school if you do not wish to submit scores. Acceptance rate: 72% Application deadlines: Early Action-November 15, Regular Notification-February 1. FREE to apply. Merit scholarships/Need-based financial aid: Merit Scholarships $2,500-$18,000, Service and Leadership Scholarships $8,500. Need based review through FAFSA. Most popular, new or unique majors: Digital Cinema, Psychology, Business and Health Sciences are most popular. Colleges; Driehaus College of Business, College of Communication, College of Computing and Digital Media, College of Education, College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, College of Science and Health, Theatre School, School of Music. Student Life: Division 1 NCAA Athletics, Greek life is available, 350 clubs and organizations ranging from Freefall DePaul (sky diving), PRSSA, Pizza Club, Demonthon Dance Marathon and 100 service organizations. Total Cost of Attendance 2016-2017: $54,465 What is unique or makes your school stand out? Set in the heart of the city of Chicago, DePaul is the largest Catholic University with 25,000 students including the graduate population. We offer small class sizes (average of 23 per class), hands on education, and world-class opportunities in and out of the classroom, with a commitment to service and social justice. With over 200 majors and minors to choose from, 350 clubs and organizations, performing arts, athletics and service, students find their home, along with success at DePaul! California Admission Representative Sarah Hense Assistant Director of Admission shense@depaul.edu 773-325-8331 Dickinson College Private liberal arts and science institution Carlisle, PA www.dickinson.edu Undergraduate student enrollment: 2,356 College location: Suburban Distance from nearest major airport: Harrisburg, PA (MDT) 30 miles Average accepted GPA and test scores: B+/A- GPA, middle 50% SAT 1220-1360 (CR/M), middle 50% 27030 ACT Acceptance rate: 47% Application deadlines: Early Decision I–November 15, Early Action-December 1, Early Decision II-January 15, Regular Decision-February 1. Merit scholarships/Need-based financial aid: Merit Scholarships $7,500-$20,000 per year, Dickinson meets 100% of Demonstrated Financial Need and is Need Aware. Need based aid FAFSA and CSS Profile. Most popular, new or unique majors: International Business & Management, Psychology, Environmental Studies, Pre-Health, Pre-Law. Student Life: Member of the Centennial Conference (NCAA Division III) with 25 varsity sports, plus club and intramural sports. Greek life with 5 fraternities and 5 sororities. Popular extracurricular activities include, Outing Club, MOB (Multi-Organization Board), Student Leadership & Campus Engagement. Total Cost of Attendance 2016-2017: $66,854 What is unique or makes your school stand out? Chartered in 1783, Dickinson’s nationally ranked liberal arts education is focused on the useful and practical with an emphasis on internships and real world experiences. Our academic programs provide a global context and nearly 70% of students study abroad. In addition, Dickinson has been recognized for its’ initiatives that foster sustainability in our environment, academics and solutions to complex problems. California Admission Representative Phillip Moreno Director of West Coast Recruitment moreop@dickinson.edu 213-262-8655 Eckerd College Private College St. Petersburg, Florida www.eckerd.edu Undergraduate student enrollment: 1,800 College location: suburban Name & distance from nearest airport: Tampa International Airport – 20 miles Average accepted GPA & test scores: GPA 3.39, SAT 1190 (new version), ACT 25 Acceptance rate: 72% Application deadlines: Early Action – November 15, Rolling admission after November 15 Merit scholarships/Need-based financial aid: 96% of Eckerd College students receive financial aid. Both merit and need-based is awarded to applicants. Additionally, Artistic Achievement Awards and Freshman Research Associateship stipends are available via separate application. FASFA required for need-based aid. Most popular, new or unique majors: Marine Science, Environmental Studies, International Business and Creative Writing. Student Life: Athletics – Division II including intercollegiate sailing; No Greek Life; Most extensive waterfront program in the Southeastern US; Eckerd College Search and Rescue Team (EC-SAR) works alongside the U.S. Coast Guard and responds to more than 600 calls each year. One of the oldest pets-in-residence programs in the country. Total Cost of Attendance 2016-2017: $52,874 What is unique or makes your school standout? Eckerd, one of just 40 colleges featured in Loren Pope’s Colleges that Change Lives, invites students to THINKOUTSIDE. At our 188-acre waterfront campus and at points around the globe, we venture together in the Eckerd experience to think outside the conventional questions, methods and solutions, seeking to build a better world. California Admission Representative Jacob Browne Director of Admission brownejh@eckerd.edu 727-864-8846 Furman University Private Liberal Arts University www.furman.edu Greenville, South Carolina Undergraduate student enrollment: 2,700 College location: Greenville, SC (suburban campus in a small town with a big city feel) Name & distance from nearest airport: Greenville-Spartanburg Int’l Airport (GSP) - 25 minutes away Average accepted GPA and test scores: GPA 3.6; SAT 1250-1450 (CR/M); ACT 25-32 Application deadlines: Early Decision – November 1, Early Action – November 1 Regular – January 15 Acceptance rate: 65% Merit scholarships/Need-based financial aid: Duke (full-tuition), Townes ($35,000) merit scholarships. Additional merit scholarships. Need-based aid. Most popular, new or unique majors: Health Science and Political Science are most popular. Neuroscience, Sustainability Science, Business, Public Health, Asian Studies, and Anthropology. Student Life: 20 Division I sports, including football, cross country, and lacrosse, 13 fraternities and sororities, large community service organization - the Heller Service Corps, Student Activities Board that hosts concerts and carnivals each year, and Cultural Life Programs include speakers, performances, and film viewings. 18 hole golf course on campus. Total Cost of Attendance 2016-2017: $63,018 What is unique or makes your school standout? Furman is a small, liberal arts school with big school opportunities and resources. We are internationally recognized for our beautiful campus. Our commitment to housing all students on campus for four years enhances scholarly activity, personal growth, and leadership development. Furman University has announced an ambitious effort to transform the student experience and address critical community issues. The new strategic vision—called The Furman Advantage—will guarantee every incoming student the opportunity for an engaged learning experience that is tracked and integrated with their academic and professional goals. Launched with $47 million from The Duke Endowment, The Furman Advantage combines a liberal arts education with immersive experiences outside the classroom, creating a personalized pathway that prepares students for lives of purpose, successful careers, and community benefit. California Admission Representative Courtney Thomas Admission Counselor courtney.thomas@furman.edu 864-294-2049 Gonzaga University Private University www.gonzaga.edu and www.gonzaga.edu/BeAZag Spokane, Washington Undergraduate student enrollment: 5,041 College location: urban (small city) Name & distance from nearest airport: Spokane International Airport, 15 minute drive Average accepted GPA & test scores: GPA 3.7 and SAT 1200 (CR/M), ACT 27. 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