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time management · organizational skills · learning strategies · specific subject areas · writing labs · study skills. An advisor/advocate from the LD program is available to students.

       How to Get Admitted

      For admissions decisions, non-academic factors considered: interview · extracurricular activities · special talents, interests and abilities · character/personal qualities · volunteer work · work experience · state of residency · minority affiliation. A high school diploma is required, although a GED is also accepted for admissions consideration. SAT or ACT test scores are required of all applicants. SAT Subject Test scores are considered, if submitted, but are not required. According to the admissions office: There are no minimum requirements. Admission is determined on an individual basis. Academic units recommended: 4 English, 4 Math, 3 Science, 3 Social Studies, 1 Foreign Language.

       Insight

      Sue Goetschius, director of communications, says Alfred University has always been an institution “championing the underserved.” Alfred was the first co-educational institution in New York State and among the first to enroll students regardless of ethnicity or religion. A large percentage of students today continue to be economically disadvantaged; more than 90 percent receive institutional financial aid, which is one reason why both U.S. News & World Report and the Fiske Guide to Colleges rate Alfred as being a good value. Another population the university has traditionally served is those whose high school records might not be the strongest, but who the admissions officers believe have the potential to do well. Goetschius explains, “Often, when I speak with our alumni, I hear the recurring theme, ‘Alfred took a chance on me.’”

       How to Pay for College

      To apply for financial aid, students should submit the following: Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) · institution's own financial aid forms · state aid form · Non-custodian (Divorced/Separated) Parent's Statement · Business/Farm Supplement. Alfred University participates in the Federal Work Study program. Need-based aid programs include: scholarships and grants · general need-based awards · Federal Pell grants · state scholarships and grants · college-based scholarships and grants · private scholarships and grants. Non-need-based aid programs include: scholarships and grants · state scholarships and grants · creative arts and performance awards · leadership scholarships/grants.

      ALMA COLLEGE

      614 West Superior Street, Alma, MI 48801-1599

      Admissions: 800-321-2562 · Financial Aid: 800-321-2562

      Email: [email protected] · Website: http://www.alma.edu

       From the College

      “A residential college located in the middle of Michigan's Lower Peninsula, Alma College offers a personalized education with multiple paths and experiences leading to success. You may create new knowledge through academic research, expand your horizons through a global experience, supplement your academic work with service to others or internships or pursue artistic or athletic opportunities.

      “A deep regard for students as individuals is fundamental to an Alma education, with small classes and many opportunities for one-on-one collaboration with dedicated faculty. Alma College recently put its strong student-centered philosophy front and center with the new Alma Commitment, offering a four-year graduation promise and a pledge that each interested student can participate in an experiential learning opportunity, such as an internship, research fellowship or study abroad, backed by $2,500 in Alma Venture funding from the college.”

       Campus Setting

      Alma College, founded in 1886, is a selective, private liberal arts college that highlights personalized education, social responsibility and extraordinary achievements. Alma's undergraduates thrive on challenging academic program in a supportive, small-college environment emphasizing active, collaborative learning and close student-faculty interaction. Its 125-acre campus is within walking distance of downtown Alma, 40 miles from Saginaw, in the middle of Michigan's Lower Peninsula. Alma maintains a close relationship with the Presbyterian Church but also offers an environment that welcomes students of all religious backgrounds. A four-year private institution, Alma College has an enrollment of 1,419 students. In addition to a large, well-stocked library, the campus facilities include: planetarium · science center · center for exercise and health science. Alma College provides on-campus housing with 31 units that can accommodate 1,386 students. Housing options: coed dorms · women's dorms · sorority housing · fraternity housing. Recreation and sports facilities include: baseball, soccer and softball fields · basketball and volleyball courts · football, track and swimming pool stadium · tennis and recreation center.

       Student Life and Activities

      With 90 percent of students living on campus, there are always plentiful social activities. Popular gathering spots include Stone Recreation Center and Tyler-VanDusen Campus Center. Favorite campus events include Homecoming, All Nighter, Songfest and Honors Day. Alma College has 78 official student organizations. The most popular are: Ambassadors · Union Board · Student Congress · Students Offering Service · College Democrats · College Republicans · Amnesty International · Big Brothers/Big Sisters · Model UN · Pride. Intramural teams include: basketball · dodgeball · softball · volleyball. Alma College is a member of the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (Division III).

       Academics and Learning Environment

      Alma College has 96 full-time and 70 part-time faculty members, offering a student-to-faculty ratio of 12:1. The most common course size is 10 to 19 students. Alma College offers 32 majors with the most popular being business administration, biology and education and least popular being physics, anthropology and philosophy. The school has a general core requirement. Cooperative education is not offered. All first-year students must maintain a 2.0 GPA or higher to avoid academic probation, and a minimum overall GPA of 2.0 is required to graduate. Other special academic programs that would appeal to a B student: self-designed majors · pass/fail grading option · independent study · double majors · dual degrees · honors program · Phi Beta Kappa · internships.

       ALMA COLLEGE

       Highlights

      Alma College Alma, MI (Pop. 9,283) Location: Small town Four-year private Founded: 1886 Website: http://www.alma.edu

      Students Total enrollment: 1,419 Undergrads: 1,419 Part-time students: 3% From out-of-state: 12% From public schools: 92% Male/Female: 45%/55% Live on-campus: 90% In fraternities: 24% In sororities: 30% Off-campus employment rating: Good Caucasian: 86% African American: 2% Hispanic: 3% Asian: 2% Native American: 1% Mixed (2+ ethnicities): 2% International: 1%

      Academics Calendar: 4-4-1 system Student/faculty ratio: 12:1 Class size 9 or fewer: 26% Class size 10-29: 66% Class size 30-49: 7% Class size 50-99: 2% Class size 100 or more: - Returning freshmen: 84% Six-year graduation rate: 61%

      Most Popular Majors Business administration Biology Education

      Admissions Applicants: 2,554 Accepted: 1,772 Acceptance rate: 69.4% Average GPA: 3.5 ACT range: 22-27 SAT Math range: 500-630 SAT Reading range: 460-640 SAT Writing range: 16-12 Top 10% of class: 27% Top 25% of class: 53% Top 50% of class: 84%

      Deadlines Early Action: No Early Decision: No Regular Action: Rolling admissions Common Application: Accepted

      Financial Aid In-state tuition: $34,190 Out-of-state tuition: $34,190 Room: Varies Board: Varies Books: $926 Freshmen receiving need-based aid: 86% Undergrads rec. need-based aid: 83% Avg. % of need met by financial aid: 79% Avg. aid package (freshmen): $25,442 Avg. aid package (undergrads): $24,779 Avg. debt upon graduation: $32,056

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