IWU-Marion Info Book

DI V I S I O N O F N AT U R AL S C I E N C ES Biochemistry Biology Biology Education Chemistry Chemistry Education Medical Technology Physics Pre-Medical Science Science Education

DI V I S I O N O F S O C I AL S CI E NCES Economics History International Relations Political Science Political Science Pre-Law Social Studies Social Studies Education

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S CHOOL OF T EACHER E DUCAT ION Biology Education Chemistry Education Elementary Education Elementary/Exceptional Needs Education English Education Exceptional Needs Education (P-12) Mathematics Education Music Education Science Education Secondary Education Social Studies Education Spanish Education TESOL Education Theatre Education Visual Arts Education

Honors Humanities

S C H O O L O F N U R S I NG Nursing Transition to Nursing

U N S U R E A B O U T YO U R MAJOR? Beginning the college experience Pre-Declared can be just as effective, timely, and costeffective as starting with a major.

If pursued with intention and care, Pre-Declared students are more likely to succeed than those who are uncertain, yet declared. The Pre-Declared program at IWU encourages students to strategically explore academic majors and career options while listening to God’s direction for their life – before committing to a major program of study. See page 4 for more

information.

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S CHOOL OF T HEOLOGY AND MI NIST RY Biblical Literature Biblical and Theological Studies Children’s Ministries Christian Education Christian Ministries Christian Theology Community Development Global Ministries Intercultural Studies Pastoral Counseling and Care Philosophy and Theology Practical Theology Sports Ministries Worship Arts Worship Ministries Worship Studies and Music Ministry Youth Ministries

GRADUAT E COUNSELING PRO G R A M S

Master of Arts with a Major in: Addictions Counseling Clinical Mental Health Counseling Community Care Marriage and Family Counseling/Therapy School Counseling Social Work Student Development Administration

Certificates Addictions Counseling Post-Master’s Degree Certificate

FOR A FULL LIST OF G R A D UAT E AND OT HER IWU DEGRE ES V IS IT INDWES.EDU/MAJORS

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CHARACTER. SCHOLARSHIP. LEADERSHIP. At Indiana Wesleyan University, we believe God has gifted you with unique gifts for the purpose of changing the world in a way that only you can. We are here to help you discover, clarify or develop your calling.

T HE WORLD IS WA IT IN G .

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DETERMINE YOUR PURPOSE

Life Calling & Career

Unsure about what major to choose or what to do after graduation? No problem!

The Life Calling and Career office provides important tools to help you gain confidence in your major selection while equipping you with skills to begin your job search. We will help you identify your top strengths and teach you how to network and pursue a vocation that fits your unique calling and purpose.

Once you register for classes at IWU, we will invite you to take the Clifton Strengths assessment to discover your top five strengths, as well as how to lean into your strengths for your college success and future career - and there is no additional fee for your assessment!

The Life Calling and Career team provides workshops, classes, job fairs, etiquette dinners, networking nights, field trips, and internships to provide you with the essentials of job readiness.

W H AT W E O F F E R Career Advising & Goal Setting Career Exploration Career Fair Grad School Preparation Hands-On, Exploratory Opportunities Industry Field Trips Internships Job Search Life Calling Course Mock Interviews Networking Opportunities On Campus Jobs Professional Attire Resume’ & Cover Letter Help 4 Indiana Wesleyan University

Champions

IWU student-athletes are leaders not only for their team, but also in the world around them.

See page 30.

Researchers

IWU offers undergraduates the unique opportunity to conduct cutting-edge research alongside faculty members.

See page 18.

This campus has been in the making for over 100 years. We have a heritage that we continue to build upon one day at a time—a heritage of pursing academic excellence, along with a global, missional focus and the heartfelt desire to align ourselves with God’s calling.

IWU students are driven to use their gifts, talents, and education to make a positive impact on others.

Advocates

IWU students are passionate about changing the world through involvement in a variety of campus organizations.

See page 12.

ARE YOU DRIVEN TO USE YOUR GIFTS, TALENTS, A N D EDUCAT ION TO MAKE A POSIT IVE IMPACT ON OT H E R S ?

T HEN WE INVIT E YOU TO DISCOVER MORE IN T HE FOLLOWING PAGES ABOUT HOW YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE DURING YOUR IWU EXPERIENCE AN D B EYO N D .

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MAJOR DECISIONS Your Major

We know that choosing a college—let alone a major—is a big decision! At IWU, we are committed to cultivating a diverse academic environment where you can discover, explore and pursue your life calling.

Whatever area of study you choose, we are confident you will grow in the knowledge and skills necessary to build a successful, lifelong career.

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J.C. HERRING

MAJOR: NURSING DREAM JOB: REHABILITATION NURSE

MAJOR: CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES DREAM JOB: CHURCH PLANTER & PASTOR

“My major is preparing me for life’s challenges. Nursing school is hard, no doubt. However, this will help me be more prepared for the ‘unexpected’ that the profession entails.”

“The professors are here because they genuinely care for you. There have been countless times when I have received an email from one just letting me know that I am loved and they are praying for me.”

Noelle chose IWU’s School of Nursing for its impressive reputation and notable NCLEX scores. Now, she couldn’t imagine being anywhere else. The courses are providing a solid foundation for the rest of her career and allowing her to gain hands-on experience with patient care. What she most appreciates, though, are the professors who pour their time into shaping her into a future nurse.

J.C. has had the opportunity to get involved on the student leadership teams for Fusion and Never2Young - annual high school and middle school youth conferences hosted by IWU. From planning the schedule to booking the worship band, J.C. has been able to gain invaluable experience in the field of ministry while under the mentorship of his professors.

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FACULTY PROFILES

THE FACULTY Justice Seeker D R . JAC K BRADY ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE PH.D., CAPELLA UNIVERSITY M.ED., UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS B.S., HARDIN-SIMMONS UNIVERSITY “The one thing I hope students will walk away with is that their personal relationship with Christ is the most important thing they can ever do, and only through Him can we become the leaders we need to be.”

Advisor D R . A LY WILLIAMS EXECUTIVE DEAN, COLLEGE OF ART AND SCIENCES PH.D., WALDEN UNIVERSITY M.S., EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY B.S., INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY “Many students enter college with a major in mind or a potential job they wish to pursue. My hope is that students truly take time to examine their God-given gifts and talents and then discover how they might use those talents to glorify God.”

Designer W E NDY P UFFER ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ART + DESIGN M.F.A., RADFORD UNIVERSITY M.A., BALL STATE UNIVERSITY B.S., INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY “Design has the potential to change people’s lives. My passion is to bring about change through innovation that helps people work and play with more freedom.”

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Pianist D R . P HOENIX PARK- KIM PROFESSOR OF PIANO D.M.A., UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI - KANSAS CITY M.M., MIAMI UNIVERSITY B.M., YONSEI UNIVERSITY B.A., YONSEI UNIVERSITY “Music is a language to our souls and brings us closer to God and to each other in a way that no words can. It is a wondrous gift from God, and I am grateful for the opportunity to cultivate that gift in our students at IWU.”

Scientist D R . MATT SATTLEY PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY PH.D., SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY B.A., BLACKBURN COLLEGE “Teaching gives me the opportunity to mentor students, to help them obtain knowledge and to watch them flourish. Whether it is piecing together the fundamentals of cellular metabolism or being accepted into graduate school, I love watching my students experience victories.”

Musician TO D D WILLIAMS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION M.A., COLUMBIA TEACHERS COLLEGE B.M., MANHATTAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC “IWU students are students with extraordinary vision and hope for the future. Many of our students already have an eternal perspective, and their lives will change the world.”

Nurse A NG ELA BAILEY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PRE-LICENSURE NURSING PH.D.(C) CURRENTLY ENROLLED AT CAPELLA UNIVERSITY M.S.N., UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS B.S.N., INDIANA UNIVERSITY-PURDUE UNIVERSITY INDIANAPOLIS “I am passionate about preparing the next generation of nurses to be excellent holistic nurses. Nurses who care for the mind, body, AND spirit. This requires me to challenge students. As I challenge students, I want them to feel supported with compassion and equipped with the necessary tools for success.”

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FACULTY PROFILES

THE FACULTY Psychologist D R . TI M STEENBERGH DIVISION CHAIR, BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP, MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY AND GENESYS MEDICAL CENTER PH.D., UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS M.A., BALL STATE UNIVERSITY B.S., INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY “My students inspire me because I never know how God will use what we’re learning to advance His kingdom. One of my favorite things about teaching is hearing about all the interesting places our students end up working—in clinics, not-for-profits, human resource departments, research hospitals and even Google.”

Scientist D R . MATTHEW KREITZER PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY PH.D., UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO B.S., OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY “My aim is to bring students into the center of research collaboration.

Research experiences for undergraduates catalyze an excitement for science that propels them into leading graduate and medical schools where they will go on to become part of the next generation of STEM leaders.”

Educator TA LA ND RA NEFF ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF SPECIAL EDUCATION M.ED., INDIANA UNIVERSITY SOUTH BEND B.S., PURDUE UNIVERSITY “It is my goal to model Christ’s interaction with people without preconceived ideas, but with love, compassion and empathy.

I want all teachers to be prepared for the challenges and rewards that abound in the field of education, recognizing that this opportunity is a gift from God.”

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Pastor C H A RLIE ALCOCK ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR M.A., AZUSA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY B.S., INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY “I believe in the local church and teaching students. Preparing them to go into ministry is a great and high honor.”

Writer D R . MARY ALICE TRENT PROFESSOR OF MODERN LANGUAGE & LITERATURE PH.D., UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA AT LAFAYETTE M.A., MCNEESE STATE UNIVERSITY B.A., MCNEESE STATE UNIVERSITY “I think Christian writers have a moral obligation, and an ethical obligation, to speak God’s truth through our writing. In our division, you’ll find we promote an inviting environment, academic rigor and a relationship with Jesus Christ.”

Entrepreneur K E NT WILLIAMS PROFESSOR OF ACCOUNTING, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BUSINESS ETHICS CPA; CGMA MBA, BALL STATE UNIVERSITY BS, OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY “CPA’s are considered the most trusted business advisors. Words cannot describe the joy seeing our graduates recognized for passing the CPA exam and becoming one of those trusted advisors.”

John Wesley Honors College

The John Wesley Honors College (JWHC) is an intensive liberal learning community devoted to the creative pursuit of academic excellence, spiritual growth and servant leadership. Through creative, inquiry-based learning experiences, students in the JWHC engage in a transformative education that goes well beyond knowledge accumulation and career preparation. JWHC students will complete a degree in Honors Humanities, which is compatible with any of IWU’s majors. All students admitted to JWHC receive at least a $1,000 annual scholarship.

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CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

GET INVOLVED Grow your voice and make a difference through student organizations. Get involved with issues that matter to you, like creation care, politics or combating human trafficking.

Or, join a professional development organization that pertains to your future career. We want to hear your voice.

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Association of Computing Machinery Association of International Relations Catalyst Delight Fellowship of Christian Athletes International Student Association IWU Community Folk Dance IWU Community of Accountants IWU Dance Marathon IWU Students for Life IWU Swim Club IWU Ultimate Frisbee Club Koinonia Marching Band – Coming 2021 Mathematical Academia Consortium NEXUS Financial Discipleship Center Psychology Club Public Relations Student Society of America Reclaiming Eros Science Club Social Justice Club Social Work Club Student Organ Donation Advocates

NEXUS Financial Discipleship Center The Ron Blue Institute for Financial Planning, a wholly owned subsidiary of IWU, established the NEXUS Financial Discipleship Center at IWU for the purpose of equipping students and the local community with the knowledge necessary to live financially sound lives. The Center is staffed with highly trained student coaches who are well versed in a variety of topics, including financial goal development, budgeting and student loan planning.

IWU students can utilize the Center free of charge.

#7 BEST CHRISTIAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN AMERICA Edsmart.org / 2020

Intramurals Compete, engage and keep fit through intramural sports.

Whether you lettered for four years or were a casual athlete, IWU intramurals has something for everyone.

FALL SEMEST E R Flag Football Outdoor Soccer Ultimate Frisbee Volleyball

SPRING SEM EST E R Basketball Bowling Cornhole Indoor Soccer Pickleball Volleyball

MAY T ERM Campus (Tennis Ball) Golf Racquetball Sand Volleyball

UNAPOLOGETICALLY Christ Centered

GROW

IWU IS A CHRISTCENTERED ACADEMIC COMMUNITY, AND WE TRULY SEEK TO EMBODY THAT IN ALL WE DO. HERE, YOU WILL NOT ONLY GROW IN YOUR KNOWLEDGE, BUT ALSO IN YOUR FAITH.

Join one of many faith-focused organizations on campus, including Delight, Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Koinonia. You also have the opportunity to get involved in devotions or small groups!

WORSHIP

The 3,800 seat Chapel-Auditorium is the center of spiritual life on campus, hosting chapel services three times a week.

PRAY

Dedicated space for prayer can be found in the Williams Prayer Chapel, the upper floor of the Chapel-Auditorium and in each residence hall.

SERVE

We believe that spiritual transformation involves not only an inward experience of God’s grace in our lives, but also an outward expression of love and compassion for others. John Wesley taught that every Christian has the obligation to serve the poor, destitute, sick and imprisoned. We accept that responsibility enthusiastically.

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DON’T WAIT UNTIL YOU GRADUATE TO START TRANSFORMING THE WORLD. MAKE POSITIVE, REAL-WORLD CHANGE NOW.

IWU is unapologetically Christ centered, and that worldview is at the heart of everything IWU students experience in the classroom, residence halls and extracurriculars.

“The IWU community is a disciple-making culture committed to changing the world by helping students grow in Christ’s likeness and take their next spiritual step. Students have a variety of spiritually formative opportunities to learn healthy, holy rhythms that reflect a deep love for God and the Holy Spirit’s work in their life.”

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RECREAT ION & WELLNESS CENT ER

OT T HA LL OF S CI E NCES & NURS I NG

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JAC KS O N L IB R A RY WILLIAMS PRAYER CHAPEL E LD ER H A L L

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WILDCAT COUNTRY

THE RESIDENTIAL CAMPUS The foundation of IWU’s global learning community is the picturesque and beautifully maintained residential campus encompassing 320 acres on the southern edge of Marion, Indiana. The campus has been prayerfully and intentionally designed and constructed to ensure plenty of space for learning, living and worshiping.

View vivid aerial views of campus and amazing 360° images of classrooms, labs, residence halls and more at

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NOW YOU CAN VISIT IWU VIRTUALLY! W I L D CAT STA DI UM

See our new campus visit options at indwes.edu/visit to discover our beautiful campus and the value of an IWU education.

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IWU IS LOCATED IN MARION, BETWEEN INDIANA’S TWO LARGEST CITIES.

MARION CHICAGO MARION CINCINNATI

183 MILES TO CHICAGO 165 MILES TO CINCINNATI

INDIANAPOLIS

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HEALTH & SCIENCE AT IWU Ott Hall of Sciences & Nursing

Biology, physics, chemistry, computer science, math, nursing, occupational therapy and athletic training students share space and knowledge by learning together in the Ott Hall of Sciences and Nursing—IWU’s newest academic building.

IWU School of Nursing

IWU’s nursing program, the largest within the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU), is nationally recognized. The program offers students an integrated educational experience that combines coursework with practical hands-on learning. Multiple clinical sites provide exposure to a variety of settings, preparing students for a successful nursing career.

Undergraduate Research

Research is a foundational component of IWU’s science programs.

With expanded facilities and resources, IWU students conduct scientific research on their own and in partnership with faculty members. Many students even see their names on a published article before graduating.

I W U G R A D UATE P ROGRAMS I N S CI E NCES & NURSING: ASN-MSN DOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICE DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH MS ATHLETIC TRAINING MSN MBA MSN POST-MBA NURSING ADMINISTRATION NURSING EDUCATION OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY DOCTORATE PRIMARY CARE NURSING (FNP) PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH NURSING (PMNP)

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N U RS I N G BY TH E N U M BE R S

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STUDENT-TO-CLINICAL FACULTY RATIO

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Get involved during the summer months in outstanding student-faculty research in the fields of chemistry, biology, physics and more!

This endowment-funded, eight-week program is designed to give students the opportunity to gain research experience while being directed in a faculty-led research setting at IWU. You’ll even get to present your findings at various scientific conferences and scholarship forums.

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NUMBER OF CONSECUTIVE YEARS IWU NURSING STUDENTS HAVE SURPASSED THE NCLEX-RN (NATIONAL COUNCIL LICENSURE EXAMINATION) FIRST-TIME PASS RATE

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SQUARE-FOOT SIMULATION LAB FOR HANDS-ON LEARNING

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WORLD CHANGERS Santiago Jaramillo

MAJOR: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION/MARKETING GRAD YEAR: 2012 CAREER: ENTREPRENEUR | INDIANA “I do what I do because I love it,” said Santiago. “I think that’s success to me– getting to do what I love every single day of my life.”

Barely a year out of college, Santiago Jaramillo found himself joining an elite group: Inc. magazine’s list of “30 Under 30” entrepreneurs for 2013. In college, he founded Bluebridge to create mobile apps for small businesses and churches, making more than $100,000 in his senior year alone. In 2016, Santiago sold Bluebridge’s church and tourism business for $8 million. Since then, he has shifted his focus to founding Emplify, a growing company that provides businesses with an app designed to increase employee engagement.

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Lynette Ellcessor MAJOR: NURSING GRAD YEAR: 2016 CAREER: TRAVEL NURSE | INDIANA

“IWU has prepared me in so many ways.

Not only am I academically above my coworkers, but I also have a foundation of love for God and community that was strengthened at IWU.” Seeking adventure, Lynette Ellcessor decided to pursue travel nursing, a role that places nurses in a specific location for approximately 13 weeks.

She landed an assignment as a labor and delivery nurse in southern California. For Lynette, this was a perfect fit, as it allowed her to fulfill her dream of living in California without permanently moving there. Working three-day weeks, she used her free time to explore the area and experience a new part of the country.

CURRENT STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

Michael Gongwer

MAJOR: BIOCHEMISTRY GRAD YEAR: 2019 CAREER: MEDICAL SCHOOL STUDENT | CALIFORNIA “IWU has done a great job at preparing me for medical school. Through the unique research opportunities and my professors’ high standards, I am better prepared when compared to my medical school classmates.”

After scoring in the 100th percentile on the MCAT, Michael Gongwer was accepted into four competitive MD-PhD programs: Yale; University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA); Washington University in St. Louis; and Vanderbilt. He decided to enroll in UCLA’s MD-PhD program, which is training him as both a physician and scientist to make advances in medicine. Michael’s goal is to run a neuroscience research lab and work as a neurologist seeing patients.

McKara Caldwell MAJOR: SOCIAL WORK YEAR: SENIOR

“Studying social work at IWU has been really wonderful because God is revealing to me that there are so many skills I’m developing as a social worker that will support what I do with Stitching a Legacy.”

Between attending class and participating in extracurriculars, McKara Caldwell is busy running a certified non-profit called Stitching a Legacy. McKara started Stitching a Legacy as a teenager for the purpose of blessing orphaned and underprivileged girls with homemade and unique sundresses. She and her team of seamstresses sew each unique dress by hand, then distribute the colorful pieces to girls around the world.

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FINANCIAL STABILITY

Thrive after graduation with less debt and more income. IWU students know that investing their time and resources now will pay off.

Indiana Wesleyan University is a Christ-centered academic community committed to changing the world by developing students in character, scholarship and leadership.

OUR MISSION

million of institutional aid was invested in students for the 2019-2020 academic year

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Once you register for classes, we’ll send you a free access code for the CliftonStrengths® assessment, which allows you to discover your unique strengths.

DISCOVER YOUR STRENGTHS

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$24.9 $29.2 *U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard / Department of Treasury

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MUSIC AND FINE ART EVENT ADMISSION

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STATE-OF-THE-ART STUDENT CENTER WITH VARIETY OF FOOD OPTIONS HEALTH CLINIC

BEST BANG FOR THE BUCK COLLEGES IN THE MIDWEST

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CENTRALIZED POST OFFICE & PACKAGE DELIVERY

RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER INTRAMURAL SPORTS

ATHLETIC EVENT ADMISSION

STATE-OF-THE-ART ACADEMIC LEARNING SPACES

PRINT CENTER

LIFE COACHING

CAREER COUNSELING

OFFICE 365

CAMPUS INTERNET

LIBRARY SERVICES

THE DEN, IWU’S LEARNING CENTER (Tutoring and One-On-One Academic Coaching)

BEST COLLEGES FOR NURSING IN INDIANA

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BEST CHRISTIAN COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES IN AMERICA

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BEST COLLEGE DORMS IN INDIANA

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Ten years after enrolling, the average annual income of an alumni who is working and no longer in school is $54,300, which is 58% higher than the national median.

ANNUAL SALARY

RANKINGS

30% of IWU students have $0 student loan debt. The $24.9k average student debt figure is only for the 70% who have any debt. (According to Institute for College Access and Success - https://ticas.org/ 2019 Figure)

IWU Students graduate with less student loan debt than the national average.

AVERAGE STUDENT DEBT

BARNES STUDENT CENTE YOU WON’ T FI ND A B ET T ER P LAC E TO SPEND TH E NEXT FEW Y EAR S. THERE’S A LWAYS SO M ET H I N G GOING O N AT T H E BAR N ES STUD ENT CENT ER , LI KE W EEKLY BIG - SCR EEN M OVI ES, M U SI C FESTIVALS, C O M EDY NI GH TS, COFFEE SH O P C O N C ERTS AND NERF WA R S. YO U R ACT I VI TY CA LENDAR CAN B E AS FU LL AS YO U WANT I T TO B E. The Lawn

The lawn outside of the Student Center is a great place to hang a hammock or lay out a blanket and enjoy a warm Indiana afternoon. Whether you are studying or hanging with friends, it’s bound to be a good time.

McConn Coffee Co.

McConn Coffee Co. is a bustling corner café, popular with coffee drinkers and non-coffee drinkers alike. Staffed by over 40 baristas ranging from freshmen to seniors, McConn serves as the Student Center social hub. It’s the perfect place to chill with friends and faculty, and to truly get a sense of the uniqueness of the IWU community.

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Trader James

Stop by Trader James to grab fun items you would find in a convenience store! Located at the east end of the Barnes Student Center, this quick-stop shop offers snacks, beverages, toiletries and even a F’real Milkshakes & Smoothies machine.

Globe Theatre

The Globe Theatre shows some of the year’s top films. This past year, movies included Men in Black: International, Aladdin, and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker

Chick-fil-A

Chick-fil-A is one of the many food options that students have as a part of their meal plan. Other choices include make-your-own stir-fry, a chicken wing station, and Baldwin Dining Hall, where a wide selection of healthy and satisfying options are available daily.

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AWARD-WINNING RESIDENCE HALLS

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2020 TO P 10 BE ST CO L L EG E DORM S I N Whether you live in one of the residence halls, the lodges of the East Village, or the townhouses, the IWU community is one of the closest and strongest you may ever join.

A M E R I CA N IC HE.C O M

All of this takes place in living environments that appear at or near the top of many rankings. The dynamic residence facilities at IWU are meant to encourage students to live in community with one another and make the campus a new home away from home. With halls featuring expansive common spaces, suites and well-equipped rooms, students make these spaces their own and engage in the unique on-campus community at IWU.

Amenities Suite-style shared bathrooms Air conditioning Carpet or laminate wood flooring Wellness room TV lounge Laundry room on every floor (free!)

BEST COLLEGE DORMS IN

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Spotted Cow

Bring a blanket and lounge on the lawn for this annual spring music festival featuring a talented lineup of local bands.

FUSION

Volunteer to help plan and coordinate the high-energy FUSION event, a two-day high school youth conference held on campus. You’ll even get to see special performances by artists like Lecrae, NEEDTOBREATHE and for KING & COUNTRY.

ReBash

Ring in the New Year (again) on the dance floor after you return from Winter Break.

Bowman Boat Race

Help your residence hall create a cardboard boat that will withstand a race on the University pond. You may even see some of your professors out there on the water!

Homecoming Derby

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Grab a scooter, tricycle, hop ball or pair of rollerblades and compete in relay races with your residence hall as part of homecoming week.

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Wildcat Academy

Wildcat Academy offers high school students the opportunity to experience and prepare for college prior to enrolling as a first-time freshman. Through Wildcat Academy’s various programs and opportunities, high school students can earn college credit through dual credit courses, get hands-on experience in their area of interest and even earn a scholarship to IWU! This exciting opportunity allows you to jump-start your college career and prepare for a successful college experience!

F O R I NF O R M AT I ON ON A L L OF T HES E PR OGR A M S OR TO APPLY, VI SI T I NDW E S . ED U /W I L D CATACA D EM Y

ONSIT E DUAL ENR O LL M E N T High school juniors and seniors earn college credit before graduating high school by taking courses onsite at our Marion, Indiana, campus. These credits satisfy IWU graduation requirements and can be transferred. The program provides a great experience and exposure to college-level coursework at a reduced cost. Students are limited to six credit hours per semester.

WILDCAT SUMMER ACA D E M Y The Wildcat Summer Academy is a unique enrichment and inspiration opportunity to develop skills to be used for a lifetime. High school students are invited to spend one week on IWU’s campus immersed in a subject of their choice—such as art, business, music or nursing— and explore the Christian faith in the context of their specific area of interest.

College credit is not offered for Wildcat Summer Academy.

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WILDCAT ATHLETICS Join the pack and cheer on the Wildcats!

Student-athletes are leaders not only for their team, but also for the world around them.

Sports teams travel abroad for mission trips and serve our local community. Among many department-wide accomplishments, the men’s basketball team has won three NAIA Division II National Championships in a five-year span with titles in 2014, 2016 and 2018.

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WANT TO JOIN A TEAM? Visit the recruits tab at IW UW ILDCATS.C O M

IWU boasts 18 talented intercollegiate teams—the newest additions being men’s football and women’s swimming.

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S IWU FOOTBALL Get close to the action as you support the IWU football team! Our Wildcats practice and play in a newly constructed stadium featuring 2,500 seats, artificial turf and a fully-equipped weight room.

Athletic Programs BAS K ET BA LL

Men’s and Women’s

BAS EBA LL Men’s

FOOT BALL

SOFT BALL

GOLF

SWIMMING

Men’s

Women’s

Men’s and Women’s

C H E ER T EA M Co-Ed

C R O S S C O U NTRY

Men’s and Women’s

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Women’s

TRACK & FIELD

T ENNIS

(Indoor/Outdoor) Men’s and Women’s

Men’s and Women’s

SOCCER

Women’s

VOLLEYBALL

Men’s and Women’s

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ROOTED IN THE COMMUNITY Founded on the tradition of The Wesleyan Church, which materialized amid the fervor of the abolition and women’s rights movements, Indiana Wesleyan University prepares you to carry on the legacy of changing the world— perhaps in your very own community.

IN ONE YEAR : 2,190 ST UDEN TS VOLUNT EERED 67 HOURS EAC H 80 ORGANIZAT IO N S 146,730 TOTA L H O U R S 2 018-2 019

COMMUNITY OUTREACH IWU has numerous relationships with organizations throughout the Grant County area.

ACTS OF KINDNESS

GRACE HOUSE

Complete service projects in the community as part of a one-day mass effort to serve Grant County.

Work with men recovering from substance abuse.

BRAIN KITCHEN

Serve meals or help out in the thrift store.

Cook meals with local kids in a special after-school program geared toward developing life skills.

GRANT COUNTY RESC U E M IS S IO N

MARION DESIGN CO.

BRIDGES TO HEALT H

Use your design skills to help revitalize the city of Marion.

Join nursing students offering free medical care treatments and handwashing lessons to children in schools.

MARION COMMUNITY S C H O O L OF T HE ARTS

FAIT H IN ACT ION

Teach classes and help build sets for Marion youth.

Provide home repairs.

GILEAD MINIST RY Visit, call or make cards for cancer patients.

None are so young... as to be excused from assisting their neighbors.

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STUDY ABROAD GLOBAL IMPACT IWU has a scope that extends worldwide as we seek to fulfill our mission and vision by fostering a global mindset among our students and serving the global church. IWU is proud to offer many opportunities to travel abroad and encourages students to experience cultures around the world!

WANT TO LEARN MORE?

IN DW E S.E DU/ UN DE R GR ADUATE / E DUCATIO N -ABROAD

Hundreds of IWU students travel abroad to serve and to study in a variety of ways.

GLOBAL S E RV I CE LEARNING T EAMS| Led by faculty/staff to international locations such as Haiti, Kenya, Bosnia, Croatia, China and the Dominican Republic.

I NTE RNATI ONAL I NT ERNSHIPS, STUDE NT TEACHI NG AND PRACT ICUM EX P E R I E NCES | Fulfill program requirements in a particular major.

T RAVEL CLASSES| Take place in international locations such as: BELIZE BULGARIA CHINA ECUADOR ENGLAND GREECE GUATEMALA

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FINANCIAL AID

100%

OF IWU STUDENTS RECEIVE SOME FORM OF INSTITUTIONAL AID.

Beginning the Conversation institutions. IWU provides meritand need-based financial aid on top of federal and state funds that offset tuition charges. The types of aid include grants, scholarships, loans and work opportunities.

You’re worth the investment.

A college degree increases your career opportunities.

Out-of-pocket costs for IWU often equal or are close to public

Cost TUITION

$28,184

ROOM & BOARD

$9,206

TOTAL

$37,390

Numbers based on 2020-2021 cost.

FO R MO R E IN FO R MATIO N AB O UT TUITIO N , VISIT IN DW E S.E DU/ TUITIO N

FAFSA CODE

Initial priority filing window is Oct. 1 - Nov. 30.

001822

File your 2021-2022 FAFSA by April 15 to guarantee you receive maximum consideration for federal, state and IWU aid.

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The Value of a Private Christian University The annual Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) tuition study confirms that member institutions continue to offer an excellent value in comparison to other private four-year U.S. colleges.

Not only are CCCU colleges less

expensive, annual increases in tuition and fees are growing at a slower rate than other private fouryear colleges. IWU’s tuition is $2,600 less per year than the average 2020-2021 tuition of the six CCCU member institutions in Indiana.

2021-2022 Academic Merit Scholarships

Financial Aid Quick Tips EXPLORE IWU’s three-year degree completion options to reduce costs.

T RANSFER in dual credits to reduce tuition costs and shorten your path to graduation.

DOUBLE an annual scholarship from your church up to $1,000 ($1,500 for a Wesleyan church) through the Church Matching Scholarship.

FO R MO R E IN FO R MATIO N AB O UT FINANCIAL AID, VISIT IN DW E S.E DU/ UG/ FIN AN C IAL-AID

Academic Awards up to $16,000 are available based upon merits of high school work (GPA) to honor dedication to studies, and to symbolize our institutional commitment to the future and success of every student.

2021-2022 Transfer Academic Awards

Status requires completion of at least 12 college-level credit hours after high school graduation. Transfer students are considered for academic scholarships of up to $10,000.

Financial Aid Calculators To calculate the amount of financial aid available to you, visit indwes.edu/aid-estimator To calculate the amount of academic scholarship you can earn, visit indwes.edu/scholarship-calculator To discover additional scholarships and grants available to you, visit indwes.edu/scholarships

How to Complete the FAFSA FI LLI NG O U T TH E FAFSA CAN B E ST R A I GHT F ORWA R D A N D EASY. ST U D E N TS AN D PAR E N TS CAN FILE ONLI NE AT FAFSA.G OV O R BY D OWN LOA D I N G T HE M OB I L E A PP M YST U DE N TAID.

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Apply Today To apply, visit: indwes.edu/applytoiwu

Submit Your Deposit After Acceptance To submit your deposit, visit indwes.edu/deposit

Complete Your FAFSA For more information, visit: fafsa.gov FAFSA Code: (001822)

Submit Your Housing Application To apply for housing, visit housing.indwes.edu

Sign Up for Admitted Student Weekend (ASW) March 13 & 14, 2021

Register for Classes

Get Cleared for Class To view the list, visit indwes.edu/clearedforclass

Attend TREK (New Student Orientation) For more information on TREK, visit indwes.edu/ug/admissions/ new-student-orientation

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