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Ancilla College

Donaldson

Level of study offered: Certificate, Associate's Degree

Undergraduate Enrollment Total: 532 Men: 32.3% Women: 67.7% Minorities: 37 International: 1 Students from out of state: 1%

Costs In state tuition: $8,900 Oat-of-state tuition: $8,900 In-state per-credit charge: $220 0ut-of-state par-credit charge: $220 Other fees: $200

Admission Requirements Application fee: $25 Electronic application available

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: C, A

Computer and Information Sciences CIS - Networking: C, A CIS - Programming: C, A CIS - Software: C, A

Education Early Childhood Education: A Elementary Education: A

Engineering CIS - Network Operating Systems: 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: 1,988 Men: 40.9% Women: 59.1% Minorities: 120 International: 25 Students from out of state: 35%

Costs In-state tuition: $17,990 Out-of-state tuition: $17,990 In-state per-credit charge: $673 Out-of-state per-credit charge; $673

Admission Requirements Application deadline: 7/1 Application fee: $20

Other Admission Information Applications received: 2,083 Applications accepted: 1,502

Degrees Legend: C=Certificate A=Associate's B=Bachelor's M=Master's P=Professional S=Specialist D=Doctorate

Contact Information Anderson University Andersen (765)649-9071 Admissions phone: (765)641-4080 Admissions fax: (765)641-3651 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 Master 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 end 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 Master 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: 16,114 Men: 46.8% Women: 53.2% Minorities: 1,303 International: 1 Students from out of state: 8%

Costs In-state tuition: $6.180 0ut-of-state tuition: $15,356 In-state per-credit charge: $213 0ut-of-state per-credit charge: $528 Other fees: $380 On-campus room and board: $5.646

Admission Requirements Application fee: $25

Other Admission Information Applications received: 10,771 Applications accepted: 8,196 Freshman retention rate: 79

Contact Information Ball State University Muncie (765)289-1241 Admissions phone: (765)285-8300 Admissions fax: (765)265-1632 Web site: www.bsu.edu

Programs of Study Architecture And Related Programs Architecture: B, M Environmental Resign: B Landscape Architecture: B, M Urban Planning: B, M

Biological Sciences/Life Sciences Biology: B,M Physiology: M

Business Management and Administrative Services Accounting; B, M Actuarial Science: B Administrative Information Technology: A Business Administration: A, B, M 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: B, M

Conservation And Renewable Natural Resources Natural Resources & Environmental Management: B, M

Education

Adult and Community Education: M, D Applied Gerontology: M Business Education: B, M Curriculum: M, D Early Childhood Education: A, B Educational Administration and Supervision: M, D Educational Psychology: M Elementary Education; B, M, D Health Education: B Industrial Education: B Industrial Vocational/Technical Education: M Junior High/Middle School Education: M Physical Education: B, M School Psychology: D Science Education: B, D Secondary Education: M Special Education: B, M, D Student Affairs Adm. in Higher Education: M Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages 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: B, M, 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, B, M Pre-Dental Preparation: B Premedical Preparation: B Radiation Therapy: A Radiography A Respiratory Therapy: A, B Speech Pathology: B, M, D 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: A, B

Library Science Library Science: B

Mathematics Mathematical Statistics: M Mathematics: B, M

Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies General Science: M, D

Philosophy and Religion Philosophy: B Religious Studies: B

Physical Sciences Chemistry: B, M Earth Science: M Geology: B, M Physics: B, M

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 far 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: B, M Social Sciences: B, M Sociology: B, M

Visual and Performing Arts Art: B, M Dance Performance/Ballet: B Music B, M, D 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: 1,552 Men: 34.2% Women: 65.8% Minorities: 175 International: 36 Students from out of state: 28%

Costs In-state tuition: $15,630 Out-of-state tuition: $15,630 In-state per-credit charge: $457 0ut-of-state per-credit charge: $457 Other fees: $400

Admission Requirements Application deadline: 8/1 Application fee: $25 Electronic application available

Other Admission Information Applications received: 520 Applications accepted: 467

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: Ministry: B International Studies: Social Science (History): B

Biological Sciences/Life Sciences Biology: C, B Environmental Biology: B

Business Management and Administrative Services Accounting: C, B Actuarial Science: B Business: C Business Administration B Business Administration (Interior Design/Ivy Tech): B Business Management: A Business Supervision (Adult Major): A Computer Applications: C Human Services: B Master of Business Administration M Office Administration: A Organizational Management: B

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