Fine arts brochure

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opportunity Art. Music. Drama.

When you come to campus, check out our art scene. Visit our website to see what’s happening.

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Fine Arts

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Among the more than 500 scholar ships funded by Northwestern alumni and frien ds, 30 are specifically for students involved in the arts.

www.nwciowa.edu/fine-arts

Scholarships

ART • www.nwciowa.edu/art-scholarsh

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Students who intend to major in art can apply for Northwestern art scholarships. Award decisions are based on an application and eval uation of a submitted portfolio.

MUSIC • www.nwciowa.edu/music-sc

holarships

Northwestern offers music scholarsh ips to students who either are majo ring in music or who have the potential to make a significant contribution to music at Northwestern, regardles s of major. Award decisions are base d on an application, recommendations and an audition.

THEATRE • www.nwciowa.edu/theatre

-scholarships

Our theatre scholarships are avai lable to all Northwestern students with an interest in one of more areas of theatre (acting, scenery, lighting, costuming, properties, directing, stage or house management). Awa rd decisions are based on an applicatio n, recommendations, and an audi tion or interview.

at a glance

The College

Four-year liberal arts college, bachelor’s degrees awarded n Foun ded in 1882 by the Reformed Church in America n Mem ber of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities n

Excellence honors God.

That philosophy is behind everything we do at Northwe stern, including making art. In the studio. On stage. Back stage. The fine arts at Northwestern are not an education al extra. They’re an important part of all students’ learn ing. For those who make art—and those who experience it. Northwestern students in the arts stay creative throughout their lives. Our graduates include a Chicago gallery owner. Carnegie Hall performer. New York playwright. As artists educated to be courageous and faithful, they understand the value of art for reflecting the worl d. And redeeming it.

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Academics

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More than 80 academic programs, inclu ding majors, minors, pre-professional programs and career concentrations

Faculty

All classes taught by NWC professors 14:1 student-to-faculty ratio n Avera ge class size: 18 n 80 percent of full-time faculty have docto ral or terminal degrees n

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Students

1,250 students 32 states n 20 countries n

different programs of study are avai lable to students majoring in the fine arts; options include majors in graphic arts and music ministry and a new minor in arts administration.

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Student Life

88 percent of students live on campus More than 50 clubs and organizations n More than half of students are in campus ministry and service n 1 out of 3 students participates in the performing arts n 3 men’ s, 3 women’s residence halls n Apar tments, cottages and themed housing n

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Athletics

Great Plains Athletic Conference, NAIA member 1 out of 3 students participates in interc ollegiate sports n 6 natio nal NAIA team titles since 2001 n 8 men’ s, 8 women’s Red Raider varsity teams n

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Northwestern College

Office of Admissions 101 7th Street SW Orange City, Iowa 51041 800-747-4757 admissions@nwciowa.edu www.nwciowa.edu/facebook

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