To be inspired takes honesty and an open mind. It takes curiosity, a sense of adventure and a belief that anything’s possible. That’s when you’re ready to make the most of your talent and potential. And it’s that talent and potential that, in the end, has the power to inspire the world.
41%
of traditional undergraduates are first generation
Marian’s average class size of just 14 students ensures extensive personalized instruction from faculty.
Marian’s student-to-faculty ratio: 11:1
National average student-to-faculty ratio: 18:1
Majors Accounting Art Therapy (Expressive and Therapeutic Arts) Biology Biology – Cytotechnology Business Administration Chemistry Communication Organizational Communication Public Relations and Strategic Communication Community Health and Human Services Criminal Justice Early Childhood-Elementary Education (PK–Grade 6) Elementary-Middle Education (Grades 1–8) English Exercise and Sport Science Finance Forensic Science
Graphic Arts Health Care Administration History Homeland Security Management Management Information Systems Marketing Mathematics Middle-Secondary Education (Grades 5–12) Biology Broad Field Social Studies Chemistry English Mathematics Music Nursing Pre-Dentistry Pre-Medicine Pre-Optometry Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Physician Assistant
Pre-Veterinary Science Psychology Radiologic Technology Social Work Sonography Special Education Sport and Recreation Management Minors Accounting Art History Athletic Coaching Biology Broad Field Social Studies Business Administration Chemistry Communication Criminal Justice Culture, Media and Gender Studies English/Language Arts Environmental Science
Finance Graphic Arts History Homeland Security Information Technology Leadership Studies Liturgical Music Management Marketing Mathematics Natural Science Philosophy Pre-Law Psychology Public Relations Religious Education Spanish Spanish Education Sport and Recreation Management Theology Writing
Learn about our majors and minors by visiting www.marianuniversity.edu/academicprograms.
Inspiring Success
4 out of 5
students engage in internships, co-ops, field study, clinicals and research.
Here is a small sample of the impressive positions to which Marian graduates have ascended: Business Owner Meredith Real Estate Holdings, VA
Graduate Schools and Programs Here are just a few examples of the outstanding graduate schools that have accepted Marian graduates:
Chief Executive Officer Ripon Medical Center Chief Financial Officer Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin
• DePaul University In 2014, 100 percent of Marian’s radiologic technology graduates passed the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists exam on their first attempt, and found career placement within six months of graduation.
• Garrett Theological Seminary • Loyola University • Marquette University • The Chicago School of Professional Psychology • University of Michigan • University of Wisconsin–Madison • Washington University
Clinical Lead RN Intermediate Neurological/Medical Unit – Theda Clark Medical Center CPA/Investment Advisor Feucht Financial National Board of Directors Girl Scouts of America Senior HR Partner The Nielsen Company Superintendent of Catholic Schools Archdiocese of Milwaukee
NCLEX Pass Rate Nursing Graduates (2014)
82% 69%
Marian%
Vice President of Digital Business Brady Corporation
Nationwide
Vice President of Operations Energy Developments Incorporated
Learn about career services at Marian by visiting www.marianuniversity.edu/careerservices.
WE
INSPIRE,
because the world needs a new generation of leaders, thinkers, innovators and dreamers.
WE
INSPIRE,
because the relationships we build today will endure throughout our lives.
Marian students come from
137,708
Academic and Personal Support
Lake Winnebago, located just minutes from campus, offers 137,708 acres of fun and is the largest lake in Wisconsin.
Military Friendly
10
states and 13 countries.
Marian ranks No. 12 in “High Lifetime Return on Investment College” among all public and private Wisconsin colleges and universities by Affordable Colleges Online.
Events and Activities Throughout every year students take part in fun, exciting events and activities across our campus. Some of the more popular events include: • Athletic Events • Big Band • Alumni Weekend • Celebrate Marian • Late Night Breakfast
Our Legacy of Service In the Catholic tradition of service to the community, Marian partners with a broad range of organizations through which students and faculty volunteer their time and talents. Some of these include: • Autism Speaks • Big Brothers and Big Sisters • Fond du Lac Food Pantry • Fond du Lac Humane Society • Habitat for Humanity • Home and Hospice Advantage • Loaves and Fishes • Salvation Army • St. Vincent de Paul
Marian delivers the close, personalized support to students that empowers them to make the most of their potential. We were named a Military Friendly university, which means we’re among the top 20 percent of universities nationwide to meet the needs of America’s active military and veterans.
EXCEL Program Our EXCEL program offers students entering their first year the support and encouragement they need in their transition to college.
Honors Program The Honors Program enables students to enrich their experience through innovative courses and opportunities to participate in travel and engage with guest lecturers.
Learning and Writing Center The Learning and Writing Center is there to help students achieve the best grades possible through a variety of academic support services.
TRiO/Student Support Services (SSS) Program Marian offers more than 40 student-led clubs and organizations.
The TRiO/SSS program provides academic advising, financial aid and one-to-one tutoring services to students of low income, first-generation students and students with disabilities.
Learn about student life at Marian by visiting www.marianuniversity.edu/studentlife.
Kristina Samann Diagnostic Medical Sonography Campbellsport, Wisconsin
Hunter Funkhouser, Nursing Bayfield, Colorado
Amanda Bechler Early Childhood– Elementary Education Van Dyne, WI
Jose Valencia Business Administration and Marketing Glendale, CA
Chelsea Schoenick Nursing Fremont, WI
Marian in One Sentence:
“Marian is a place where a student can learn about themself and grow as a person.” Best Marian Hashtag:
#SabresSupportingSabres Marian in Five Words:
Lifechanging. Rewarding. Enlightening. Investment. Inspiring. Best Marian Hashtag:
#OneMarian Marian in One Sentence:
“A university that wil never give up on a student’s dreams.”
WE
INSPIRE,
because of the unique perspectives our students bring to the world.
Marian Athletics The Marian Sabres compete in the NCAA Division III in the following sports: Men’s Baseball Basketball Cross Country Golf Hockey Soccer Tennis Track & Field Volleyball
WE
INSPIRE,
because the Sabre spirit stays with us forever.
Women’s Basketball Cross Country Golf Hockey Soccer Softball Tennis Track & Field Volleyball
Intramurals Intramurals are among the most popular extracurricular activities for Marian students. Our intramural programs include: • Basketball • Bowling • Dodgeball • Flag Football • Kickball • Soccer • Volleyball
“While other institutions are cutting athletic opportunities for students, at Marian, we continue to grow our athletic department and the opportunities for a variety of talent levels.” Jason Bartelt, Athletic Director and Head Baseball Coach
Since starting intercollegiate athletics in 1972, Marian teams have won 61conference championships.
The percentage of students who participate in athletics at Marian beats the national average for Division III colleges by nearly 10 percent. Marian – 30% Nation – 21%
Seventy-five Marian studentathletes were named Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference (NACC) scholar athletes in 2014–2015, maintaining a GPA of 3.25 for the academic year.
Learn about Marian athletics by visiting www.sabreathletics.com.
WE
INSPIRE,
because we believe in the potential of our students.
Freshman Scholarships For first-time, first-year students
Admission Scholarships Marian’s admission scholarships awarded to eligible students are not based on financial need or athletic ability, and are guaranteed until graduation as long as the student maintains a cumulative 2.0 GPA or better and remains a full-time student. Legacy Awards Legacy Awards are available for grandchildren, children, siblings and spouses of a Marian graduate. Congregation of Sisters of St.Agnes (CSA) Legacy Awards are available for relatives of a Sister of CSA. Additional scholarships, such as those based on academic interest, participation in ROTC and achievement in areas like music are also available. Applying for Federal Financial Aid Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.gov after January 1, and make sure to submit it before March 1 in order to be considered for the most assistance available. Marian’s FAFSA code is 003861.
Amount per year
Criteria
Academic Achievement Award $15,000
ACT Composite of 26 or better
Sr. Mary Mollison Legacy Scholarship $12,000
ACT Composite of 25 or lower Grade Point Average of 3.4 or better
Trustee Scholarship $10,000
ACT Composite of 25 or lower Grade Point Average of 2.8–3.39
Naber Scholarship $8,000
ACT Composite of 21-25 OR Grade Point Average of 2.5–2.799
Sr. Mary Sheila Burns Award $6,000
Given to students demonstrating academic promise, leadership abilities and involvement in school and community activities
Partnership High School Award $11,000
Given to any applicant who has graduated with a 2.8 GPA from one of our affiliate high schools
Average Tuition and Fees - $27,310 Average Room and Board - $6,750 Average Financial Aid Award Package - $21,229 Average Marian Scholarship/Grant Award - $12,332 Percent of students receiving need-based aid - 91% Percent of students receiving any form of aid - 99%
Learn more about the financial aid application process at www.marianuniversity.edu/financialaid.
Visit campus and complete and submit your application, making sure to have your ACT score report sent as well as a copy of your high school transcript
Attend an Open House and select your Student Orientation and Academic Registration (SOAR) date
November 1 – Early Sabre Award Deadline
Complete the housing application and attend an athletic event on campus
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
Submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at fafsa.ed.gov
Learn about additional scholarship offerings at www.marianuniversity.edu/scholarships.
JAN
Attend College Goal Wisconsin for assistance filing the FAFSA FEB
The average financial aid award package at Marian is $21,229.
Ninety-nine out of 100 Marian students receive some form of financial aid.
March 1 – Priority FAFSA deadline for maximum consideration of all types of aid. March 30 – Receive your financial aid award letter MAR
$29,000,000
Admissions Timeline
May 1 – Deadline for return of deposits (tuition and housing)
APR
MAY
In 2014–2015 alone Marian awarded more than $29 million in financial aid to students.
All resident students will receive a housing assignment JUN
JUL
Officially enroll at Marian University; attend your selected SOAR program; meet with your academic advisor
Orientation and first day of classes AUG
Come let us
INSPIRE YOU
There’s no better way to sense what the Marian community is about than by visiting us and meeting our people. There are several opportunities for you to visit our campus: • Individual • Private
visits Mon.–Fri.
College Week
• Wisconsin
Education Fair
• 2015–2016
Open Houses
Monday, Oct. 12 Friday, Oct. 30 Saturday, Nov. 14 Friday, Dec. 4 Friday, Feb. 5 Saturday, Mar. 5
Schedule your visit today. 920-923-7650 or 1-800-2-MARIAN ext. 7650 admission@marianuniversity.edu www.marianuniversity.edu/visit
Marian at a Glance
Marian University is a co-educational, Catholic university that inspires personal and professional success through an applied, values-based education. Core Values Our five core values inspire everything we do — in learning, in service to others and in the relationships we build. • Community • Learning • Service • Social Justice • Spiritual Traditions Our Students • 1:3 — male-to-female ratio • 2,000 — total students from 10 states and 13 foreign countries • 1,300 — traditional undergraduates • Average ACT score: 21 • Average GPA: 3.0 Inspired Opportunities More than 80 percent of our undergraduates participate in on-the-job learning and research that can begin as early as your sophomore year. Personal Attention • 11:1— Student-to-faculty ratio • 14 — Average class size • 34% — Classes that have fewer than 10 students
Worldwide Study We offer summer, semester and yearlong study abroad programs at 50 locations in more than 20 countries, including Australia, Costa Rica, France, Italy, Spain and many more. Students also travel abroad on faculty-led trips, short-term language study programs, internships and medical mission abroad programs. Affordable Education More than 99 percent of Marian students receive some form of financial aid, including: • Grants • Loans • Scholarships • All students are eligible to work on campus Adult and Graduate Studies Marian has several highly respected adult undergraduate majors and graduate level programs. • 14 adult undergraduate majors • 10 graduate programs • 3 doctoral programs
Wausau
Eau Claire
Green Bay
College Town Our 78-acre residential campus is located in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, on the edge of Lake Winnebago. The city, about an hour from Milwaukee, Madison and Green Bay, is home to three different colleges.
La Crosse
Fond du Lac MarianUniversity
Madison
Learn more about Marian at www.marianuniversity.edu.
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