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Undergraduate Liberal Arts College Architecture, Computer Science, Dentistry, Engineering, Law, Library Science, Medical Technology, Medicine, Ministry and Christian Education, Nursing, Occupational and Physical Therapy, Reserve Officers Training Corps, Social Service, Teaching and Veterinary Medicine. Academic Calendar Monmouth College's academic year is in two semesters. Fall semester extends from late August to mid-December. Spring semester extends from mid-January to mid-May. Admission Policy Incoming Monmouth College students should complete a program of college preparatory classes in high school, score 18 or higher on the ACT and finish in the top half of their high school graduating class. Athletics The College’s participation in a full range of NCAA Division III programs is predicated on the belief that athletics, along with other extracurricular activities, can be an important part of a student’s education. As a member of the Midwest Conference, Monmouth offers 10 varsity sports each for men and women and 14 intramural sports. Faculty The college has 95 full-time equivalent faculty members; 76.2 percent of whom have earned the highest degrees in their fields, and 42 part-time members. Financial Aid 99 percent of students receive financial assistance, such as federal grants and loans, state tuition grants and work-study programs. FAFSA required. Huff Athletic Center Monmouth College's $22 million Huff Athletic Center, opened in 2003, incorporated two earlier gymnasiums with a new 54,000-square-foot field house, a new natatorium and an educational wing to create a state-of-the-art athletic facility encompassing more than 155,000 square feet. Intercultural Life Intercultural Life focuses its attention on the nurturance and special needs of a growing number of students from diverse backgrounds, advising, counseling and encouraging them to be full participants in the college community. Involvement Nearly all Monmouth students are involved in one or more of the 80 student organizations, including music, theater, athletics, community service and debate. Merit Scholarships Monmouth College is serious about helping to make a college education affordable. In addition to offering a number of institutional scholarships, the Office of Financial Aid will assist students in identifying outside scholarships. Many "no-need" awards are made for academic and artistic merit Address: 700 E. Broadway , Monmouth, Illinois 61462 , Phone: 309-457-2311 ,email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it For details information: Monmouth College |
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