Why Campbell?
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Purpose Success doesn’t happen by accident, and for that reason, finding your purpose is our priority at Campbell University. No matter what your future plan looks like—or how often it changes— Campbell University is a catalyst for your success. In addition to providing opportunities for academic achievement, servant leadership, experiential learning, extracurricular activities and spirited athletic competition, we will: ■ Encourage you to think critically and creatively ■ Prepare you with exemplary academic and professional skills that will enable you to live a purposeful life filled with meaningful Christian service ■ Offer a wide range of academic options, including over 100 undergraduate programs and six graduate and professional schools ■ Provide you with opportunities for hands-on learning ■ Ensure your decision to attend Campbell University is one of the best decisions you’ll ever make
People Campbell is a welcoming, dynamic and student-focused campus. You will be surrounded by a caring, close-knit community that values faith, service and learning. We know and care about every student. Faculty are experts in their fields, the staff is knowledgeable and supportive and the coaches are well-respected in their sports. Students are known, connected and engaged, and alumni are successful. Campbell pride is unmistakable. As a student at Campbell, not only will you find success, but you’ll also find a second family—and family matters.
Product Many undergraduates choose to continue their studies at Campbell University, completing one of its well-regarded professional programs in business, divinity, education, law, medicine, pharmacy or other health-related fields, such as physical therapy and physician assistant practice. Campbell’s network of over 50,000 alumni stretches across the globe, guaranteeing common ground is reached wherever you choose to go.
Mission The mission of Campbell University is to graduate students with exemplary academic and professional skills who are prepared for purposeful lives and meaningful service. The University is informed and inspired by its Baptist heritage and three basic theological and biblical presuppositions: learning is appointed and conserved by God as essential to the fulfillment of human destiny; in Christ all things consist and find ultimate unity; and the Kingdom of God in this world is rooted and grounded in Christian community. The University embraces the conviction that there is no conflict between the life of faith and the life of inquiry.
“Campbell prepared me in more ways than I ever imagined for the real working world. Having small class sizes really helped me easily communicate with my professors and colleagues. The staff truly cares about you and your future after Campbell. Having an internship was really beneficial, as it was a requirement for my double major that provided me with the experience of work outside of school and a behind-the-scenes look at the design world. I never thought I would have landed a job that I love so much after graduation!” — Kristen Radtke ’14
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s you have likely discovered, our university operates differently than most. We offer a world-class selection of majors and classes, but more importantly, we offer premier programs in fast-growing professions.
and it is offered exclusively by Campbell. Through this unique course of study, students develop a range of fiduciary skills and complete one or more internships throughout New York, Boston, Chicago, Dallas and Atlanta.
Homeland Security
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Campbell is home to North Carolina’s only four-year undergraduate program in homeland security. Students have opportunities to study abroad and to visit agencies and museums in Washington, DC and New York City. This program’s focus borrows from criminal justice, ITS, social science and accounting.
Trust and Wealth Management There is only one undergraduate trust and wealth management program in the nation
“I just returned from a three-month internship that I completed at US Golf Camps, which is a sleep-away golf camp. It was an incredible amount of work and an unbelievable learning experience. I learned more than I ever could have imagined and had an amazing experience. The PGA Golf Management degree program is one of the most amazing degrees offered by any university. If you’re looking to be one of the best, most respected golf professionals in the business once you graduate, there’s no other place you should be thinking about going.” — Max Bosco ’17
The pre-med biology program is designed to prepare students for admission to a wide range of graduate and professional programs. Upon graduation, Campbell alumni have gone on to earn the following degrees: ■ Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) ■ Doctor of Optometry (OD) ■ Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) ■ Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) ■ Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) ■ Master of Physician Assistant Practice (MPAP) ■ Medical Doctor (MD) ■ Medical Science/Doctorate graduate (MS/PhD) The courses within the biology program are ideal for students interested in careers within healthcare, teaching, government and private industry.
PGA Golf Management Campbell is one of only 19 schools in the nation to offer a PGA Golf Management program that culminates with a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA). This program enables students to build the knowledge and skills necessary to become successful in the golf industry. Our students begin taking golf-specific courses during their first semester. They are required to complete the PGA’s Golf Management program, pass the Playing Ability Test (PAT) and complete 16 months of internship work experience.
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Pre-Pharmacy The pre-pharmacy program is designed to prepare undergraduate students to enter the competitive and prestigious Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program in our College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences. This curriculum also prepares students for bachelor’s degree programs in pharmaceutical science and clinical research.
Nursing The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program provides students with the training and education necessary to enter the workforce as a registered nurse. With more than 1,000 nursing jobs open in areas near Campbell, the program meets a growing demand to serve a region of North Carolina, as well as other areas nationwide. The nursing program is the fifth new academic program related to the health sciences that Campbell has begun in four years.
Engineering Between 50 and 80 percent of job growth in the US is dependent on engineers and scientists, yet only 2.7 of all engineers in the US live and work in North Carolina, the 10th largest state in the nation. Campbell’s Board of Trustees has responded to the state’s urgent need for more engineers by approving a Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSE) degree program, which is expected to begin in the fall of 2016. The program will train engineering generalists who will be highly employable as licensed professionals and be strong candidates to pursue advanced studies. Campbell will become only the second private university or college in North Carolina to offer an engineering degree.
Physical Therapy Program The Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program at Campbell University focuses on an evidence-supported curriculum centered on the patient and clinical practice in rural healthcare. Students who complete the program will earn a Doctor of Physical Therapy and eligibility to become a candidate for initial licensure in the 53 jurisdictions recognized by the Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy (FSBPT).
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Academic Majors, Tracks and Concentrations Accounting (BBA) Applied Science (BAS)* Athletic Training (BS) Biochemistry (BS) ■ Pre-Medicine (BS) Biology (BS) ■ Pre-Dentistry (BS) ■ Pre-Medicine (BS) ■ Pre-Optometry (BS) ■ Pre-Physical Therapy (BS) ■ Pre-Physician Assistant (BS) ■ Pre-Veterinary (BS) Broadcasting and Electronic Media (BA) Business Administration (BBA) Chemistry (BS) Christian Ministry (BA) Church Music (BA) Clinical Research (BS) Communication Studies Generalist (BA) Communication Studies Pre-Law (BA) Comprehensive Music (BA) Criminal Justice Administration (BA) Criminal Justice Pre-Law (BA) Digital and New Media (BA) Drama and Christian Ministries (BA) Economics (BS) Economics Pre-Law (BA) Education (BS) ■ Birth to Kindergarten (B–K) ■ Elementary Education (K–6) ■ Middle Grades Education (6–9) Language Arts Mathematics Science Social Studies ■ Secondary Education (9–12) Biology English History Mathematics Social Studies (Government, History & Social Science)
Special Subject Areas (K–12) Foreign Language (Spanish) Health & Physical Education Music Special Education English (BA) English Pre-Law (BA) Exercise and Sports Science (BS) ■ Pre-Medicine (BS) Fitness Wellness Management (BS) General College Undecided (UND) Graphic Design (BA) Health and Physical Education (BS) Health Communication (BS) Health Science (BHS)* Healthcare Management (BBA) History (BA) History Pre-Law (BA) Homeland Security (BS) Information Security (BS) Information Technology Management (BS) International Business (BBA) International Studies (BA) Journalism (BA) Kinesiology (BS) ■ Pre-Medicine (BS) ■ Pre-Physical Therapy (BS) ■ Pre-Physician Assistant (BS) Marketing (BBA) Mathematics (BS) Music (BA) Nursing (BS) ■ Pre-Nursing Program PGA Golf Management (BBA) Pharmaceutical Sciences (BS) Piano Pedagogy (BA) Political Science (BA) Political Science Pre-Law (BA) Pre-Law Program Pre-Pharmacy Program Psychology (BS) Public Administration Public Policy (BA) ■
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Public Relations (BA) Religion (BA) Social Sciences (BS) Social Work (BSW) Spanish (BA) Sport Coaching (BS) Sport Management (BS) Studio Art (BA) Theatre Arts (BA) ■ Drama and Christian Ministry (BA) ■ General Theatre (BA) ■ Theatre Arts (BA) ■ Theatre Management (BA) ■ Theatre Performance (BA) Trust and Wealth Management (BBA) Trust and Wealth Management Pre-Law (BBA)
Academic Minors Accounting Biology Business Administration Chemistry Clinical Research Communication Studies Criminal Justice Economics English Financial Planning French General Science German Graphic Design Health Communication History Homeland Security Honors—Interdisciplinary Studies Information Security Information Technology Management Management Marketing Mathematics Music Political Science Psychology Religion Spanish Sport Management Studio Art Theatre Arts * Transfer Only
100+ undergraduate programs
Priority Admission What happens after you’ve gone the distance in earning your undergraduate degree from Campbell University? You celebrate and keep going. Campbell undergraduates receive priority consideration for admission to our graduate and professional programs, which is an incentive that’s entirely too good to pass up.
Graduate Programs
Freshman Seminars
When it comes to graduate programs, there is no shortage of choices either—Campbell offers graduate programs in business, divinity, education, law, medicine, pharmacy and health sciences (clinical research, pharmaceutical sciences, physical therapy, physician assistant and public health).
The cornerstone of the First-Year Experience at Campbell University is the freshman seminar. All first-year students enroll in a seminar during their first semester. Seminars include: ■ BADM 100: students in the Lundy-Fetterman School of Business ■ CUFS 100: students in the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Education ■ NURS 100: pre-nursing majors ■ PHAR 100: pre-pharmacy majors These freshman seminars introduce new students to the many resources and engagement opportunities that Campbell University offers. By providing timely information when it is most relevant, the freshman seminars support students throughout their transition to college. Freshman seminars are taught by caring faculty and staff who are committed to supporting new students. The BADM 100 and CUFS 100 classes utilize a peer mentor— an upper-class student who provides support and guidance for new students as they learn to navigate University processes.
First-Year Experience Campbell University recognizes that the first year is unique and fundamental to establishing students’ commitment to higher learning. The Office of the First-Year Experience provides support and resources for the intellectual and social transition of new students by offering courses and programs that foster engaged learning and participation in the Campbell University community. During the first year at Campbell, students participate in a variety of traditions including the Medallion Ceremony, Camel 101, First-Year Forums, Connections and the First-Year Block Party. Programs and initiatives are intentionally placed throughout the year to provide support for new students as they transition from high school to college.
Honors-Level Learning The Honors Program provides an intellectually challenging environment, urging you to develop academically, socially and civically through interdisciplinary studies. You will have the opportunity to earn academic credit through apprenticeships, special programs, the honors disciplinary minor, internships and study abroad.
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The Research Experiences for Undergraduates Program The National Science Foundation (NSF) provides funding for the Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program. Students who are accepted into the program are paid to participate in graduate-level research for ten weeks during the summer. Many of Campbell’s students have been accepted into REU programs at universities across the country.
“My husband and I were blessed to receive an internship offer from Wells Fargo. We interned at Wells Fargo’s Las Vegas Trust Center. It was such an incredible opportunity to be able to travel across the country. We learned so much from the internship and made so many memories while on the trip.” — McKenzie Hubers ’15
“My experience at Campbell has changed my life and I believe it will prepare me very well to take on a career in the financial industry.” — Jesse Hubers ’16
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“I went to New Zealand the first semester of my junior year, and the study abroad staff was incredible in helping me accomplish that goal. I feel so much more culturally aware, not only about New Zealand, but about my own country. I’ve become more confident and my style of traveling has changed; I like doing my own thing and wandering rather than doing things by tours. My experience made everything in life much more conquerable.” — Katie Billheimer ’14
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Athletics We are proud to be the only NCAA Division I team in the country with a Fighting Camels mascot. Our 21 teams are ranked among the strongest programs in the Big South Conference and they fuel an amazing level of Fighting Camel spirit. Fans pack the stands on game nights, and a charismatic mascot leads the orange painted and attired crowd to loud cheers in the Camel Crazies section. To learn more about Campbell’s athletics programs, visit GoCamels.com, the online home of the Fighting Camels!
NCAA Division I Sports MEN: Baseball Basketball Cheerleading Cross-Country Football Golf Soccer Tennis Track and Field Wrestling
WOMEN: Basketball Cheerleading Cross-Country Golf Lacrosse Soccer Softball Swimming Tennis Track and Field Volleyball
“When I was given the opportunity to play baseball for the Fighting Camels, I was convinced Campbell was the place for me. Campbell University has provided an excellent opportunity for me to further my education and play the game I love, all while meeting new people, learning about myself and experiencing a great time in my life.” — Matthew Parrish ’16
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Join the fun! Intramurals and Activities
Student Activities
3-3 Basketball 4-4 Flag Football Athlete of the Year Badminton Basketball Battleship Broom Hockey Chili Cook-Off Cornhole Disc Golf Dodgeball Flag Football Golf Indoor Soccer Indoor Volleyball
At Campbell University, there are many ways Kickball March Madness Pick’em to live it up when you’ve finished hitting the books. Here are just a few: Mud Volleyball NFL Fantasy ■ Catch a free movie weekly in NFL Pick’em Turner Auditorium Rock, Paper, Scissors ■ Grab an open mic at the Coffee House Sand Volleyball series showcasing poetry and music Soccer ■ Sail to victory in the cardboard box Softball boat race Table Tennis ■ Take an excursion off campus on a ski trip, Team Trivia rock-climbing expedition or midnight Tennis bowling adventure Texas Hold ’em ■ Join your neighbors in residence hall games Ultimate Frisbee and competitions Video Game Tournaments ■ Feed the soul with student-led Bible study, fellowship and worship services Club Sports ■ Run with the healthy camels by hitting MEN: CO-ED: WOMEN: the strength and cardio machines at the Flag Football Basketball Bass Fishing fitness center Soccer Disc Golf Dance ■ Support the arts and student-artists at Volleyball Flag Football Equestrian a concert, art show or theatrical production Ultimate Softball Outdoor Club ■ Attend a free lecture by a newsmaker Frisbee Volleyball from politics, business, the arts or the spiritual community Fitness ■ Mark your calendar for the events of the Hip Hop Jam’n season: Spring Fling, Homecoming, Family Martial Arts Weekend and Welcome Week! X-Fit Yoga Zumba
“I have thoroughly enjoyed my first few months at Campbell. One of the best parts was welcome week. The ‘Best Week Ever’ was a great way to meet new people on campus and have a great time around campus.” — Molly Dunbar ’18
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Greek Organizations The newly-established Greek Life community offers undergraduate students a fraternal experience that complements the mission of the University. All Campbell students are welcome to be part of the fun and fellowship fostered by these respected organizations. ■ Delta Phi Epsilon (Sorority) ■ Kappa Alpha Order (Fraternity) ■ Kappa Sigma (Fraternity) ■ Phi Delta Theta (Fraternity) ■ Sigma Alpha Omega (Sorority)
Honor Societies Superior scholarship and leadership are recognized and encouraged through these associations. ■ Epsilon Pi Eta ■ Honor Society ■ Phi Beta Lambda ■ Phi Delta Sigma ■ Phi Eta Sigma ■ Phi Kappa Phi ■ Pre-Med Allied Health ■ Presidential Scholars Club
International Comprised of students of all nationalities, these clubs are available to those who have an interest in other cultures. ■ ASA – Asian Student Association
CASA – Campbell African Student Association CHA – Campbell Hispanic Association KASA – Korean-American Student Association
Political These groups are generally associated with a political party or a cause. ■ College Democrats ■ College Libertarians ■ College Republicans ■ NC Student Legislature
Professional These organizations are directly related to a student’s major or career. ■ Accounting Club ■ Adam Smith Club ■ African American Studies Club ■ AIGA – American Institute of Graphic Arts ■ American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists ■ Astronomical Society ■ Athletic Training Club ■ Chemistry Club ■ Christian Business Initiative Club (CBI) ■ Clinical Research Club ■ Collegiate Middle Level Association ■ Communication Studies Club ■ Criminal Justice Club ■ CUNAEYC – Campbell University chapter of National Association of Education of Young Children ■ Exercise Science Club ■ Financial Planning Club ■ Foreign Language Club ■ Gilbert T. Stephenson Trust Club ■ Healthcare Management Club ■ International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineering
“I have been involved with Student North Carolina Association of Educators (SNCAE) since the end of my freshman year. As I am finishing my last term as president, I can say that my leadership team and I have successfully transformed SNCAE into an active club with over 25 members who are committed to helping students in the community.” — Ashly Harbach ’15
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Faith, Learning and Service Serving is an essential part of community engagement and the Office of Community Engagement provides a variety of opportunities for you to serve. Service projects are arranged through the Office of Community Engagement, which falls under Campus Ministry, a Christ-centered program that enables spiritual growth and servant leadership. Through community service organizations, Camels contribute their time and energy to serve the needs of neighboring communities. Examples of ongoing Campbell community service programs include: ■ Backpack Buddies ■ Circle K ■ Community Christmas Store ■ Inasmuch Day of Service ■ Kids on the Run ■ MLK Week of Service ■ Relay for Life ■ The Campbell Community Garden Other Campbell community service work occurs through mission trips and volunteering for local non-profit organizations, various local Vacation Bible Schools, disaster relief organizations, Operation Christmas Child and mission trips to rural, urban and global locations.
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Dining Whether you’re looking for breakfast, lunch or dinner, there is no shortage of grab ’n go dining options or traditional home-style specialties, both on and off campus. Campbell is home to on-campus eateries, coffee shops and convenience stores, and most of them accept Campbell Bucks, Creek Bucks, cash, check, credit card or Meal Exchange. On campus dining options include: Chick-fil-A Java City (Medical School and Law School) Jolé Molé Keith Hills Country Club Snack Shop Marshbanks Residential Restaurant Papa John’s Pizza
P.O.D. Market Quiznos Subs Shouse Dining Hall Starbucks The Groc The Oasis
Meal Plans All meal plans may be used at Shouse, Jolé Molé and Marshbanks dining facilities, as well as exchanged for a combo meal at The Oasis. Meal plan options range from five meals per week to all access meal plans that give you unlimited access to Marshbanks Residential Restaurant.
Campbell Bucks Campbell Bucks, which work like a bank debit card, are associated with meal plan purchases and are redeemable at all on-campus dining locations. These funds are not cumulative from semester to semester; the funds are “use or lose” for each semester.
Creek Bucks Creek Bucks are redeemable at the Campbell University bookstore, vending and all on-campus dining locations. Seventeen off-campus locations in Lillington, Erwin and Buies Creek accept Creek Bucks. Balances carry forward while you are actively enrolled or employed at Campbell University.
Residence Life Residence Life at Campbell University is a hub for social activity. With 13 on-campus residence halls and three on-campus apartment complexes, you’ll immediately feel at home in our vibrant, intellectual and fun community. Diverse residential accommodations include: MALE HALLS Baldwin Kitchin McCall Murray Sauls
FEMALE HALLS Burkot Powell Day Small Hedgpeth Strickland Jones Pat Barker
APARTMENTS Bob Barker Hall Apartments/Suites Faculty Apartments Stadium Apartments
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Campbell’s location in the Research Triangle Region is a gateway to the world Proximity Now is the time to discover how easy it is to consider Campbell your second home—maybe even better. Located less than 45 minutes from downtown Raleigh and Fayetteville, Campbell’s main campus in Buies Creek is an ideal environment to build friendships, be involved with campus life and focus on academics. According to new census data, Harnett County’s population growth ranked No. 1 in the US out of hundreds of counties considered micropolitan areas.* Campbell offers the perfect balance of an attractive, friendly campus community and is an integral part of the rapidly growing Research Triangle Region. Our location will put you on the doorstep of big city excitement and peaceful rural retreats. * A micropolitan area is the area (usually a county or grouping of counties) surrounding and including a city with a population between 10,000 and 49,999.
On-Campus Opportunities A distinct advantage of Campbell University is its size. With a record number of nearly 4,500 undergraduates and a main campus population of 3,000, students are able to make friends across schools and curricula. Small classes enable personal relationships with faculty and give students direct access to the many state-of-the-art facilities on campus. Campbell students have an array of ways to explore the arts and culture. The 3,095-seat John W. Pope, Jr. Convocation Center serves as both an NCAA Division I intercollegiate athletics venue and an arena for nationally known performers.
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Price Fiscal responsibility may sound complicated, but paying less now provides you better flexibility in the future to spend money on the things you want. A “Best Buy” staple in U.S. News & World Report, Campbell University is one of the best values among private universities in North Carolina. Campbell does not distinguish between in-state and out-of-state tuition, and over 94 percent of our students receive merit-based aid and financial assistance. Campbell is cost competitive with North Carolina’s public universities, but our students receive so much more for their money. Campbell offers a small campus environment where students are known, connected and engaged, and alumni are successful.
Financial Assistance Experts in our Financial Aid Office are ready to examine your unique situation to find affordable solutions. With the right combination of grants, scholarships, work-study options and low-interest loans, Campbell’s value and affordability will win you over.
Campbell Scholarships Academic scholarships recognize academic excellence using vigorously competitive criteria. Selection is based on academic achievement (SAT or ACT scores and cumulative weighted GPA), curriculum selection and extracurricular activities. Awards of $6,000–$16,000 are offered during the admissions process with the admissions application serving as the application for scholarship. Students who demonstrate outstanding academic ability earn scholarships like the Presidential and Scott-Ellis Scholarships. Additionally, the Full Scholarship Competition is available by invitation only and provides awards up to full tuition. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is available January 1. To be eligible for maximum awards, the recommended submission is February 14. Music, athletic and vocational-based scholarships are awarded based on demonstrated performance, talent or selection of majors. All assistance is offered without regard to race, creed or national origin. Don’t miss out on an opportunity to affordably build your future at Campbell. Contact the Financial Aid Office at 800.334.4111, ext. 1310.
Tuition and Fees Per Semester Undergraduate Main Campus Fall 2014, Full-time (12–18.5 hours)....................................................... $13,275 Average residential room................................................................ $ 2,300 Residential meal plan .................................................................... $ 2,580 General fees ................................................................................... $ 490 Parking permit .............................................................................. $ 180 Spring 2015, Full-time (12–18.5 hours) .................................................. $13,275 Average residential room................................................................ $ 2,300 Residential meal plan .................................................................... $ 2,580 General fees ................................................................................... $ 490 Total (resident student)............................................................................ $37,470 The tuition and fees represent estimated charges per semester. For a detailed listing of scholarships and available financial aid, visit campbell.edu/admissions/financialaid.
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Private Campus Visits If your schedule doesn’t allow for attending one of our Visitation Days, you can still visit the campus! Private visits are available weekdays from 9:00 AM–3:00 PM and on Saturday mornings from 9:00 AM–11:00 AM, by appointment. To schedule a campus visit, please call our appointment coordinator at 800.334.4111 ext. 1290 or email your request to campbelladmissions@campbell.edu.
Apply Today Last year, Campbell received over 7,500 applications for the freshman class. Admission is granted on a rolling basis with a priority deadline of November 1st to be considered for the Full Tuition Scholarship Competition. Submit the paper application included in this publication or use the online application at campbell.edu/apply. Find success at Campbell!
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