Below is a brief overview of our student population, financial information and life on campus.
Academics
| 13:1 Student-faculty ratio |
| 18 Average class size |
| 50+ Areas of study |
| 1186 Average SAT score |
| 60 Fulbright winners since 2008 |
| 58% of incoming freshmen rank in top quarter of their class |
| 1050–1210 Middle 50% of SAT scores |
| 30+ Countries in which students studied abroad last year |
| 200 Employers come to campus to recruit for jobs and internships |
| 88% of students complete internships before graduation |
Campus Life
| 4,447 Students |
| 3,730 Undergraduates |
| 793 Freshmen |
| 51% Minority enrollment |
| 10% International enrollment |
| 58 Countries represented |
| 45 States represented |
| 36 Languages spoken |
| 46 Faith traditions represented |
| 1,322 Students living on campus |
| 89% Freshmen living on campus |
| 130+ Student organizations |
| 13 Hilltopper Athletics NCAA Division II teams |
| 70,000+ Hours students gave to community service last year |
Scholarships
| $88 million Total amount of scholarships and grants awarded to students in 2018–2019 |
| 65% Freshmen who earned academic scholarships in 2018–2019 |
| $27,991 Average freshman scholarships and grants in 2018–2019 |
| $16,687 Average freshman tuition after scholarships and grants in 2018–2019 |
Choosing a Major and Academic Department
Finding the right college involves a lot of factors, including what majors are available. To help you on your search for an academic department that fits your needs, start thinking about these key questions.