Indiana College Guide 2002-2003.

• Position: Ancilla College-Huntington College

Ancilla College

Donaldson

Level of study offered: Certificate, Associate's Degree

Undergraduate Enrollment

Total: 504

Men: 32.3%

Women: 67.7%

Minorities: 37

International: 1

Costs

In-state tuition: $6,780

Out-of-state tuition: $6,780

In-state per-credit charge: $200

Out-of-state per-credit charge: $200

Other fees: $200

Admission Requirements

Application fee: $25

Other Admission Information

Average freshman high-school GPA: 3.2

Applications received: 395

Applications accepted: 365

Freshman retention rate: 46%

Contact Information

Ancilla College

Donaldson

574/936-8898

Admissions phone: 574/936-8898

Admissions fax: 574/935-1773

Web site: www.ancilla.edu

Programs of Study

Biological Sciences/Life Sciences

Biology: A

Business Management and Administrative Services

Accounting: C

Business Administration: A

Office Administration: A, C

Computer and Information Sciences

CIS-Networking: A, C

CIS-Network Operating Systems: A

CIS-Programming: A, C

CIS-Software: A, C

Education

Early Childhood Education: A

Elementary Education: A

Health Professions and Related Sciences

Pre-Allied Health: A

Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities

Humanities: A

Liberal Studies: A

Mathematics

Mathematics: A

Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies

Gerontology: C

Physical Sciences

Chemistry: A

Protective Services

Criminal Justice: A

Social Sciences and History

History & Social Sciences: A

Visual and Performing Arts

Church Organist: C

Fine Arts: A

Anderson University

Anderson

Level of study offered: Associate's Degree, Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree, Doctorate, First Professional Degree

Athletics: Member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)

Undergraduate Enrollment

Total: 2,421

Men: 40.9%

Women: 59.1%

Minorities: 120

International: 25

Students from out of state: 35%

Costs

In-state tuition: $16,140

Out-of-state tuition: $16,140

In-state per-credit charge: $641

Out-of-state per-credit charge: $641

On-campus room and board: $4,750

Admission Requirements

Application deadline: 8/25

Application fee: $20

Other Admission Information

Average freshman SAT: 1060

Average freshman ACT: 21-22

Average freshman high-school GPA: 3.22

Applications received: 1,839

Applications accepted: 76

Freshman retention rate: 62%

Contact Information

Anderson University

Anderson

765/649-9071

Admissions phone: 765/641-4080

Admissions fax: 765/641-3851

Web site: www.anderson.edu

Programs of Study

Biological Sciences/Life Sciences

Biology: B

Business Management and Administrative Services

Accounting: B

Economics: B

Finance: B

General Business: A

Management: B

Marketing: B

Masters Business Administration and Management: M

Masters of Accountancy: M

Organizational Leadership: B

Communications

Mass Communications: B

Computer and Information Sciences

Computer Science: B

Information Sciences and Systems: B

Education

Education: B

Elementary Education: B

English Teacher Education: B

German Language Teacher Education: B

Health Teacher Education (5-12): B

Masters of Education: M

Mathematics Teacher Education: B

Music Teacher Education (K-12): B

Physical Education (5-12): B

Physical Education Teaching and Coaching (K-12): B

Science Teacher Education, General: B

Social Studies Teacher Education: B

Spanish Education: B

Speech Communication Theater Teacher Education: B

Visual Arts Education (5-12): B

Visual Arts Education (K-12): B

English Language and Literature/Letters

English Language and Literature, General: B

Foreign Languages and Literatures

French Language and Literature: B

German Language and Literature: B

Spanish Language and Literature: B

Health Professions and Related Sciences

Nursing: B

Home Economics

Family Life and Relations Studies: B

Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities

General Studies: A

Mathematics

Mathematics: B

Mathematics, Other: B

Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies

Mathematics and Computer Science: B

Parks, Recreation, Leisure and Fitness Studies

Athletic Training: B

Physical Education: B

Philosophy and Religion

Bible and Religion: B

Philosophy: B

Physical Sciences

Chemistry: B

Physics: B

Protective Services

Criminal Justice: B

Psychology

Psychology: B

Public Administration and Services

Social Work: B

Social Sciences and History

History: B

Political Science: B

Sociology: B

Theological Studies and Religious Vocations

Bible/Biblical Studies: B

Christian Ministries: B

Church Music: B

Doctor of Ministry: D

Masters of Divinity: P

Masters of Missions: M

Visual and Performing Arts

Drama/Theater Arts: B

Fine Arts: B

Graphic Design: B

Music Business: B

Music Performance: B

Ball State University

Muncie

Level of study offered: Associate's Degree, Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree, Specialist Degree, Doctorate

Athletics: Member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)

Undergraduate Enrollment

Total: 19,488

Men: 46.8%

Women: 53.2%

Minorities: 1,303

Students from out of state: 10%

Costs

In-state tuition: $4,720

Out-of-state tuition: $12,500

In-state per-credit charge: $130

Out-of-state per-credit charge: $360

Other fees: $110

On-campus room and board: $5,200

Admission Requirements

Application fee: $25

Other Admission Information

Average freshman SAT: 1040

Average freshman ACT: 22

Applications received: 10,462

Applications accepted: 7,961

Freshman retention rate: 76.6%

Contact Information

Ball State University

Muncie

765/289-1241

Admissions phone: 765/285-8300

Admissions fax: 765/285-1632

Web site: www.bsu.edu

Programs of Study

Architecture and Related Programs

Architecture: M, B

Environmental Design: B

Landscape Architecture: B, M

Urban Planning: M, B

Biological Sciences/Life Sciences

Biology: M, B

Physiology: M

Business Management and Administrative Services

Accounting: B, M

Actuarial Science: B

Administrative Information Technology: A

Business Administration: B, M, A

Economics, Business Option: B

Finance: B

Industrial Supervision: A

Management: B, M

Marketing: B

Office Administration: B

Communications

Journalism: B, M

Public Relations: M

Telecommunications: B, M

Communications Technologies

Information and Communication Sciences: M

Computer and Information Sciences

Computer Science: M, B

Conservation and Renewable Natural Resources

Natural Resources and Env. Management: B, M

Education

Adult and Community Education: D, M

Applied Gerontology: M

Business Education: B, M

Curriculum: D, M

Early Childhood Education: A, B

Educational Administration and Supervision: M, D

Educational Psychology: M

Elementary Education: M, B, D

Health Education: B

Industrial Education: B

Industrial Vocational/Technical Education: M

Junior High/Middle School Education: M

Physical Education: M, B

School Psychology: D

Science Education: D, B

Secondary Education: M

Special Education: M, B, D, B

Student Affairs Adm. in Higher Education: M

Teaching English to Spkrs of Other Lang.: M

Technology Education: M

Engineering

Pre-Engineering: B

Engineering-Related Technologies

Graphic Arts Management: B

Industrial Technology: B

Manufacturing Technology: A

English Language and Literature/Letters

English: M, B, D

Speech: B, M

Foreign Languages and Literatures

Classical Culture: B

French: B

German: B

Japanese: B

Latin: B

Linguistics: M

Spanish: B

Health Professions and Related Sciences

Audiology: M

Health Science: M

Medical Technology: B

Nuclear Medicine Technology: A

Nursing: A, M, B

Pre-Dental Preparation: B

Premedical Preparation: B

Radiation Therapy: A

Radiography: A

Respiratory Therapy: A

Speech Pathology: M, D, B

Wellness Management: M

Home Economics

Dietetics: B, M

Family and Consumer Sciences: B, M

Law and Legal Studies

Legal Administration: B

Legal Assistance: A

Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities

General Studies: B, A

Library Science

Library Science: B

Mathematics

Mathematical Statistics: M

Mathematics: B, M

Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies

General Science: D, M

Philosophy and Religion

Philosophy: B

Religious Studies: B

Physical Sciences

Chemistry: B, M

Earth Science: M

Geology: B, M

Physics: M, B

Precision Production Trades

Printing Technology: A

Protective Services

Criminal Justice and Criminology: A, B

Psychology

Clinical Psychology: M

Counseling: M

Counseling Psychology: D

Psychology: B, M

School Psychology: M

Social Psychology: M

Public Administration and Services

Executive Development for Public Service: M

Public Administration: M

Social Work: B

Science Technologies

Chemical Technology: A

Human Bioenergetics: D

Social Sciences and History

Anthropology: B, M

Economics: B

Geography: B, M

History: B, M

Political Science: M, B

Social Sciences: M, B

Sociology: B, M

Visual and Performing Arts

Art: B, M, B

Dance Performance/Ballet: B

Music: B, M, D, M, B

Theatre: B

Vocational Home Economics

Dietetic Technology: A

Food Management: A

Vocational Family and Consumer Science: B

Bethel College

Mishawaka

Level of study offered: Associate's Degree, Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree

Athletics: Member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA)

Undergraduate Enrollment

Total: 1,660

Men: 34.2%

Women: 65.8%

Minorities: 175

International: 36

Students from out of state: 28%

Costs

In-state tuition: $14,125

Oat-of-state tuition: $14,125

In-state per-credit charge: $443

Out-of-state per-credit charge: $443

Other fees: $400

On-campus room and board: $4,300

Admission Requirements

Application deadline: 8/1

Application fee: $25

Electronic application available

Other Admission Information

Average freshman SAT: 1062

Average freshman ACT: 22

Average freshman high-school GPA: 3.27

Applications received: 855

Applications accepted: 548

Freshman retention rate: 86%

Contact Information

Bethel College

Mishawaka

574/259-8511

Admissions phone: 574/257-3339

Admissions fax: 574/257-3326

Web site: www.bethelcollege.edu

Programs of Study

Area, Ethnic and Cultural Studies

International Studies: C

International Studies-Ministry: B

International Studies-Social Science (History): B

Biological Sciences/Life Sciences

Biology: B, C

Environmental Biology: B

Business Management and Administrative Services

Accounting: B, C

Actuarial Science: B

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