2017-18 SIUE Viewbook

2017-2018

EXPECT MORE siue.edu

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awarded in scholarships and financial aid last year

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NCAA DI sporting events held each year on campus

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average class size

SIUE’s tuition and required fees are among the lowest of all four-year institutions in Illinois.

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from SIUE to St. Louis

EXPECT MORE Students tell us they knew on their first visit that SIUE would be their new home. They are captured by the beauty of campus and impressed with the safe, modern residence halls.

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Our beautiful and peaceful 2,660 acre campus is located in Edwardsville, a rapidly growing community that welcomes and supports SIUE students with an array of shops, restaurants and recreational activities.

More than 14,000 students choose SIUE for our vibrant campus life, outstanding faculty, and easy access to the professional and cultural opportunities of metropolitan St. Louis, located just 25 minutes from campus.

SIUE awards degrees in undergraduate and graduate programs encompassing: n Education, health and human behavior n Arts n Business n Sciences n Engineering n Nursing The Schools of Dental Medicine and Pharmacy award first-professional doctoral degrees in dental medicine (DMD) and pharmacy (PharmD).

Our nationally accredited academic programs of study are offered at one of the lowest tuition and required fees of all four-year institutions in Illinois.

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Whatever you’re seeking, whatever you love, you’ll find it at SIUE.

for Going Areas of College 36 Paying Excellence 18 Study 2 Academic Abroad 28 Global 26 Study Development 24 Career

National Recognition!

Top 10 U.S. News & World Report Top 40 Washington Monthly

“UP AND COMING” AMONG MIDWEST REGIONAL UNIVERSITIES

by U.S. News & World Report

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SIUE offers all the benefits and resources of a large university and the personal attention of a small, private college. SIUE is ranked nationally for the excellence of its programs: n

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For the second-consecutive year, SIUE is in Washington Monthly’s Top 40 for master’s universities in the nation. SIUE maintained its position as first among all master’s institutions in Illinois on the national magazine’s list. This is the sixth-consecutive year that SIUE has been listed.

Washington Monthly evaluates an institution’s “contribution to the public good” in three broad categories: social mobility, research and service.

U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges of 2016 lists SIUE among the best Regional Universities Midwest for the 12th consecutive year and among the top 10 public universities in that category.

The overall scores are based on the reputation of SIUE in higher education, graduate and retention rates, faculty resources, student selectivity, financial resources, and alumni giving.

SIUE is among the top four public universities in the state according to Forbes magazine’s top colleges ranking. Criteria are based on return on investment. The greatest weight was given to success after graduation, student debt and student satisfaction.

What can you achieve with a degree from SIUE? Anything you want!

FALL 2015 SIUE FRESHMEN

30%

63% Black/African American

diverse

1% American Indian Alaskan Native Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander

The cougar has been the official mascot of SIUE since 1967. A live cougar named Chimega lived on campus until 1985. Today, the spirit of the beloved mascot lives on through a 14-foot-tall bronze statue that graces the entrance to Morris University Center.

15% Hispanic/Latino 13% Two or more races 6% Asian 2% International

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Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, SIUE awards degrees in undergraduate and graduate programs in the arts, sciences, business, education, health, human behavior, engineering and nursing. The Schools of Dental Medicine and Pharmacy award doctor’s first-professional degrees in dental medicine (DMD) and in pharmacy (PharmD).

Doctoral degrees are available in nursing practice and educational leadership. Cooperative PhD programs in history, engineering science and computer engineering are offered with SIU Carbondale.

“SIUE makes sure students achieve nothing less than their own version of excellence.”

Taylor Keel, Belleville, Ill.

273 areas of study

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Academic EXCELLENCE Your SIUE education will prepare you for more than just a successful career. It will prepare you to live a life of purpose and civic engagement. Built on the foundation of a broadbased liberal education, and enhanced by hands-on research and real-world experiences, the education our students receive equips them to thrive in the global marketplace and make our communities better places to live.

17:1 student/faculty

ratio

Outstanding faculty members incorporate research and creative activities into classroom learning. Last year, they received more than $40 million in grants and contracts for research, teaching and service initiatives. Funding for faculty scholarly activities came from a variety of federal agencies, including: National Science Foundation n Department of Energy n

National Institutes of Health n National Endowment for the Arts n

You don’t have to wait for graduate school to get involved in research and creative projects. The Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities (URCA) program gives freshman to senior undergraduate students the opportunity to work closely with faculty to conduct and assist with scholarly projects in virtually every field of study. URCA students have tremendous success post-graduation. siue.edu/urca Not exactly sure what you want to study? You’re not alone. The knowledge you will gain in general education courses and throughout the curriculum will help refine your interests. The SIUE Career Development Center (CDC) can help you explore your options and discover or confirm your career interests. siue.edu/cdc Examining victimization of children in social media, evaluating storm water run-off from residential green roofs, improving wheelchair suspension systems—SIUE seniors do all this and more through our nationally acclaimed Senior Assignment Program. The Association of American Colleges and Universities and U.S. News & World Report have consistently recognized the program as an excellent high-impact practice to promote learning. It is also a nationally recognized model for assessment of learning outcomes.

If you are considering continuing your education, the SIUE Graduate School can help you prepare for the challenges of your profession in a supporting learning environment emphasizing research and practice. siue.edu/graduate-admission

96%

of SIUE students secure a job within one year of graduation 3

The new Science Building is equipped with the same stateof-the-art equipment students will find in the research labs of future employers.

The new addition to the Art and Design Building features a spacious art gallery that is visible from the walkway outside, painting and drawing studios oriented to bring in northern light, and expanded studios and critique spaces.

The College of Arts and Sciences offers more than

50

degree programs including a variety of

interdisciplinary majors and minors: Pre-law International studies Forensic sciences Black studies Women’s studies (see pages 18-19)

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I credit SIUE with giving me the ability to view the world differently. , , Carol Bogosian, BS 74, MS 76, Math Studies President, CAB Consulting, Chicago

College of ARTS and SCIENCES

12 student-created outdoor

sculptures on campus

From the study of the atom and the simplest forms of life to the most complex issues affecting our society, the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) offers a wide variety of undergraduate and graduate educational opportunities. Studies in the natural sciences, humanities, arts, social sciences and communications represent the core of liberal arts education and all learning at SIUE. The largest academic unit at SIUE, CAS touches the lives of all University students by helping them gain the knowledge and analytical skills applicable across all disciplines.

CAS is committed to ensuring its graduates acquire the talents and understanding necessary to function as educated individuals and responsible citizens.

Diverse learning opportunities and inspiring faculty will help you realize your academic and professional goals. CAS graduates are well-rounded citizens ready to face an everchanging world and live a life of purpose, armed with these capabilities: Communication Critical thinking n Problem solving n Integration and application of knowledge n Self-development n Lifelong learning n n

Regardless of the career path you choose, the College of Arts and Sciences will prepare you to succeed and make a difference in the world.

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Business students find internships, cooperative education opportunities and full-time jobs with major corporations such as: The Boeing Company NestlĂŠ Purina Emerson Enterprise Rent-a-Car Anheuser-Busch Edward Jones

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business student organizations (including three national honor societies)

have access to the Cougar Business Resource Center, which offers state-ofthe-art facilities for collaborative projects 6

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My professors are inspiring. I am learning that my business degree will enable me to really have an impact. , Olivia Phipps, BS Business Administration 15 Appraisal Specialist, Commerce Bank

School of BUSINESS

300 employers recruited

SIUE business students through on-campus career fairs last year

The School of Business offers an innovative business curriculum to help students develop the professional skills and knowledge required to excel in today’s world, as well as the leadership skills future employers are seeking.

Each year, students study abroad, attend professional networking events and participate in student organizations to enrich their academic experience and prepare for careers in business leadership.

Outstanding professors support and challenge students as they prepare to excel in the world of global business.

Areas of Study Accountancy n Business Economics and Finance n Computer Management and Information Systems n

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Business Administration •Economics •Entrepreneurship •Finance •General Business Administration •Human Resource Management •International Business •Management •Management and Information Systems •Marketing

The School of Business is among the distinguished five percent of business schools worldwide that have achieved accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International. The School’s accounting program is separately accredited through AACSB International.

Fewer than 30 percent of AACSB-accredited business schools also hold the accounting accreditation.

St. Louis is home to

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SIUE’s proximity to St. Louis allows business students to gain real-world experience

Fortune 500 companies 7

98% first-time pass rate on the National Board Dental Examination Class of 2018 (Part 1) Class of 2016 (Part II)

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The School of Dental Medicine is an amazing school.

Faculty members really want us to succeed.

Mikal Bell, dental student, Waterloo, Ill.

School of DENTAL MEDICINE

Each year

50

of the country’s best dentists graduate from the SIU School of Dental Medicine

A Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) from the School of Dental Medicine opens the door to a world of professional opportunities.

You can: Practice general dentistry n Conduct dental research n Teach future dentists n Go on to become a specialist in orthodontics, oral surgery, pediatric dentistry, anesthesiology, periodontics or endodontics n

As a dental medicine student, you will receive intensive clinical instruction during the fouryear program—using state-of-the-art equipment and technology, and experiencing a broad range of patient-care opportunities.

SIUE and the School of Dental Medicine offer a combined arts and sciences dental curriculum leading to a Bachelor of Science and a Doctor of Dental Medicine to a select number of honors students. If admitted, you’ll complete the three-year pre-professional portion on the Edwardsville campus and the four-year professional component on our Alton campus.

Students have the opportunity to provide direct patient care at our main clinic on the Alton campus and the community clinic in East St. Louis, as well as through our community outreach programs. “Give Kids a Smile Day” treats hundreds of area children each year, providing thousands of dollars worth of free dental treatment, including examinations, X-rays, cleanings, fluoride treatments, fillings and extractions.

The School of Dental Medicine is a vital oral health care provider for residents of southern and central Illinois, and the St. Louis metropolitan region.

The care you provide will have a lasting effect on the health and well-being of your patients.

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The School of Education, Health and Human Behavior prepares highly qualified Pre-K —12 classroom teachers and administrators, as well as professionals in the exciting and highdemand areas of: n

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siue.edu/education

The professors are there for you and really care about you.

It’s awesome to have that support.

Brittany Thompson, special education major, Manahawkin, N.J.

regional 350+ partners from district/school and

School of Education, Health and Human Behavior

community agencies

If your goal is to excel as a professional in education, health or the human sciences, you’ve come to the right place. The School of Education, Health and Human Behavior provides access to a variety of career options through a unique combination of undergraduate and graduate programs.

You will have the opportunity to: n Participate in field experiences in a variety of rural, urban and metropolitan settings through your program of study. n Work directly with faculty on undergraduate research projects that will prepare you for your future career. n Gain a global awareness by participating in an international travel study experience.

The School of Education, Health and Human Behavior offers opportunities to gain hands-on experience while serving the community. You can: n Help members of the community improve their health with weight management skills in the Weight Management Clinic. n Provide literacy development assessment and instruction to children in first grade through high school in the Cougar Literacy Center. n

Work with faculty in the Speech-Language-Hearing Center while offering treatment to children and adults with a range of communication disorders.

As a School of Education, Health and Human Behavior graduate, you can make a profound difference in the lives of children, families and individuals in our community.

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The School of Engineering offers a comprehensive spectrum of eight undergraduate programs— more than most engineering schools in the region.

Civil Engineering Computer Engineering n Computer Science n Construction Management n Electrical Engineering n Industrial Engineering n Mechanical Engineering n Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering n n

The Engineering Building addition features additional laboratory and work space that replicates industry standards and offers students opportunities to collaborate and assist on innovative research projects.

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The faculty and staff in the School of Engineering always had my best interests in mind.

Erica Lonie, BS Industrial Engineering ’12 Logistics Professional, Caterpillar Inc.

School of ENGINEERING Do you dream of making the world a better place? Do you think outside the box? Consider a career in engineering. By developing creative and practical solutions to real-life scenarios -- like discovering new technologies for renewable energy and designing safer information technology network systems -- engineers are changing the world.

The School of Engineering prepares students to meet today’s challenges with creativity and innovation. Your classes will be held in a state-of-the-art, modern facility that features 34 engineering laboratories, including facilities for vibration analysis, environmental testing, fluid mechanics and robotics, just to name a few. You can take advantage of opportunities to collaborate with distinguished faculty and assist on innovative research projects.

School of Engineering students go head-to-head with some of the top engineering schools in the country when they design, build and race a concrete canoe, Mini Baja or solar car, or enter a bridge building or robotics competition. These competitions give you the chance to apply your classroom learning in a team environment, while gaining valuable communication and leadership skills.

Being just 25 minutes from downtown St. Louis has its benefits. The School of Engineering has a great reputation in the St. Louis area, and engineering students are involved in internships and co-ops in more than 150 companies in the region, including: n Anheuser-Busch n The Boeing Company n Emerson n McCarthy n Monsanto

When you graduate, you will be well-prepared to change the world.

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Learn from faculty who are nationally recognized for expertise, research and scholarly activity

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siue.edu/nursing

I chose SIUE because of all the clinical experience I receive in St. Louis.

I get to see so much and meet so many interesting people.

Hannah Hughes, nursing student, Waverly, Ill.

School of NURSING Any nurse will tell you that no two days on the job are alike. As a nurse, your actions may save a patient’s life one day, and the next day, you could be teaching first-time parents how to care for their newborn. No matter what the day is like, a nurse’s role is always a rewarding one.

As a nursing student at SIUE, you will learn in a variety of settings: n Classroom n Clinical experiences in a variety of settings n Technologically advanced simulated learning center Faculty members provide support and encouragement throughout the course of study. The School of Nursing is fully accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, the gold standard for baccalaureate and graduate nursing programs.

The School of Nursing is highly regarded in the St. Louis metropolitan area and beyond. Our collaborations with area regional health care providers give students opportunities to participate in clinical experiences at numerous facilities -- from trauma 1 centers and community hospitals to public health agencies in Illinois and Missouri.

If you aspire to help people, be part of health care solutions, and never worry about your dayto-day work being the same, then become part of the SIUE School of Nursing and learn to be a leader who drives patient care.

Undergraduate clinical experiences are offered at nearly

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clinical agencies 15

200 +

pharmacy partner locations where you can apply your skills and gain valuable experience

97.1% pass rate

2015 North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX)

Highest board pass rate of any program in Illinois or Missouri 16

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The pharmacy faculty members are just phenomenal.

They include students in their research and are bettering the field of pharmacy on a daily basis.

Keith Fuentes, pharmacy student, Posen, Ill.

School of PHARMACY We believe that a successful pharmacist knows how to mix compassion with the application of science. Pharmacy school is about helping you become a vital member of the health care team, committed to improving patient care by helping people live stronger, healthier lives.

As a pharmacy student, you will learn through a unique curriculum that combines: Classroom education n Research n Community service n Patient care

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You will be given the opportunity to work closely with faculty on groundbreaking research, such as synthesizing drugs to improve their effectiveness in the treatment of cystic fibrosis and developing drugs to relieve chronic pain.

The School of Pharmacy offers a 2+4 program, which means you must first complete two years of pre-pharmacy classes and then, if admitted, you will enter the four-year Doctor of Pharmacy program. You also may apply to pharmacy school after earning a four-year undergraduate degree.

The School offers a master’s in pharmaceutical sciences with options in medicinal chemistry, pharmacology and pharmaceutics. This graduate degree allows students to gain the tools necessary for attractive positions in the pharmaceutical industry.

If you choose to accept the challenge, you will be in high demand.

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Our graduates are working in: n Community pharmacies n Hospitals n Research and development n Pharmacy benefit management

The School of Pharmacy received one of only four national awards from the Council for Higher Education Accreditation, recognizing the excellence of the educational program.

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Areas of STUDY An SIUE education is built on the foundation of a broad-based liberal education to empower students with core knowledge and transferable skills, and a strong sense of ethics, values and civic engagement. All students take courses in the arts and sciences to develop critical thinking and perspective beyond the scope of their chosen major. Students graduate from SIUE with the knowledge and skills employers are calling for and society needs.

Direct Entry Programs at SIUE SIUE offers the opportunity for freshmen to be directly admitted into some of our most competitive programs. A limited number of freshman applicants will be considered for direct entry into the Schools of Business; Education, Health and Human Behavior (including speechlanguage pathology); Engineering; and Nursing, as well as conditional entry into the School of Pharmacy.

Preferential consideration will be given to those completing the application process and the Supplemental Profile (siue.edu/direct) by December 1, 2016. Admission to these programs is competitive, and most students will enter these academic programs through the traditional process.

Direct Entry Programs listed in red.

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Undergraduate: 103 *Teacher Licensure Available

Accountancy Anthropology Applied Communication Studies Art Art Education * Art History Art Studio Art and Design Biological Sciences * Ecology, Evolution, Environment Genetics and Cellular Biology Integrative Biology Medical Science Medical Technology Business Administration Economics Entrepreneurship Finance General Business Administration Human Resource Management International Business Management Management and Information Systems Marketing Business Economics and Finance Chemistry * ACS Certified in Biochemistry ACS Certified in Chemistry Biochemistry Forensics Chemistry Medical Science Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Management and Information Systems Computer Science Construction Management Land Surveying Criminal Justice Studies Early Childhood Education * Earth and Space Science Education * Economics Electrical Engineering Elementary Education * English Secondary English Language Arts* Environmental Sciences Environmental Health Environmental Management Environmental Toxicology Exercise Science Foreign Languages and Literature French * German * Spanish * Geography * History * Applied Historical Methods Industrial Engineering Manufacturing Engineering

Integrative Studies International Studies Liberal Studies Mass Communications Mathematical Studies * Actuarial Science Applied Mathematics Pure Mathematics Statistics Mechanical Engineering Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering Middle Level Education Music Jazz Performance Music Business Music Education * Music History/Literature Music Performance Music Theory and Composition Musical Theater Nursing Accelerated (Option) Accelerated RN to BS (Option) Traditional (Option) Nutrition Philosophy Physics Astronomy Biomedical Physics Photonics and Laser Physics Political Science * Psychology Public Health Social Work Sociology Diversity and Social Justice Employment Relations Special Education * Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Theater and Dance * Dance Design/Technical History/Literature/Criticism Performance Undergraduate Minors: 62 Aerospace Studies African Studies Anthropology Applied Communication Studies Art Art History Studio Art Asian Studies Biological Sciences Black American Studies Business Administration Chemistry Classical Studies Computer Engineering Computer Science Construction Management Criminal Justice Studies

Digital Humanities and Social Sciences Economics Education Studies and Analysis Electrical Engineering English Creative Writing Linguistics Environmental Sciences European Studies Exercise and Sport Psychology Forensic Sciences French Geography Geographic Information Systems (GIS) German Health Education History Industrial Engineering Instructional Technology Latin American Studies Literature Manufacturing Engineering Mass Communications Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering Meteorology and Climatology Military Science Music Native American Studies Nutrition Peace and International Studies Philosophy Physics Political Science Pre-Law Psychology Religious Studies Rhetoric and Writing Social Science Education Sociology Spanish Speech Communication Education Statistics Theater and Dance Urban Studies Women’s Studies Pre-Professional Advisement: 5 Pre-Dental Pre-Law Pre-Medicine Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Veterinary Graduate: 78 Accountancy Business Analytics Taxation Applied Communication Studies Health Communication

Interpersonal Communication Organizational Communication Public Relations Art - Studio Art Therapy Counseling Biological Sciences Business Administration Business Analytics Management Information Systems Project Management Chemistry Civil Engineering Environmental Engineering/ Water Resources Geotechnical Engineering Structural Engineering Transportation Engineering College Student Personnel Administration Computer Management and Information Systems Business Analytics Project Management Computer Science Curriculum and Instruction Economics and Finance Business Analytics Educational Administration Electrical Engineering English Creative Writing Literature Teaching English as a Second Language Teaching of Writing Environmental Science Management Environmental Sciences Geographical Studies Healthcare Informatics History Industrial Engineering Instructional Technology Integrative Studies Design your own curriculum or choose: Applied Environmental and Communication Studies Cultural Education Advocacy Cultural Heritage and Resources Management Diversity Training Information Systems and Graphic Design Sustainability Media Management Organizational Design Thinking Kinesiology Exercise Physiology Exercise and Sport Psychology Physical Education and Coaching Pedagogy Learning, Culture and Society Literacy Education Marketing Research Business Analytics Mass Communications

Academic program listing is current as of 6/1/16. For a more complete listing, visit siue.edu/academics.

Mathematics Computational and Applied Mathematics Postsecondary Mathematics Education Pure Mathematics Statistics and Operations Research Mechanical Engineering Music Music Education Music Performance Nursing Family Nurse Practitioner Health Care and Nursing Administration Nurse Educator Pharmaceutical Sciences Psychology Clinical Child and School Psychology Clinical Psychology Industrial-Organizational Public Administration School Psychology Social Work School Social Work Sociology Special Education Speech-Language Pathology Doctoral: 11 Computer Science, PhD* Dental Medicine, DMD Educational Leadership, EdD Engineering Science, PhD* History, PhD* Nursing Practice, DNP Family Nurse Practitioner Nurse Anesthesia Pharmacy, PharmD Pharmacy Education Pharmacy Pediatrics *cooperative program with SIUC Graduate Certificates:14 Advanced Education in General Dentistry Classroom Technologies Family Nurse Practitioner Health Care and Nursing Administration Literacy Specialist Literature Media Literacy Museum Studies Nurse Educator Piano Pedagogy Teaching English as a Second Language Teaching of Writing Vocal Pedagogy Web-based Learning

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17 NCAA National Championships 2016 Ohio Valley Conference Tournament Champions, Women’s Tennis 2016 Ohio Valley Conference Regular Season Champions, Women’s Tennis 2015 Missouri Valley Conference Regular Season Champions, Men’s Soccer

SIUE participates in NCAA Division I Athletics as a member of the Ohio Valley Conference, an affiliate member of the Missouri Valley Conference (men’s soccer) and an associate member of the Southern Conference (wrestling). siuecougars.com Men’s NCAA Division I Sports

Women’s NCAA Division I Sports

baseball basketball cross country golf indoor track & field outdoor track & field soccer (MVC) wrestling (SC)

basketball cross country indoor track & field outdoor track & field soccer softball tennis volleyball

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“There is a place for everyone at SIUE.” Cody Osborne, Quincy, Ill.

siue.edu/life

more than

260

student organizations

FREE

student tickets

for all SIUE NCAA Division I athletic events, and theater, dance and music performances

Student LIFE Have no worries -- you’ll fit right in at SIUE. Whatever your interests or needs, by getting involved, you will get to know other people and quickly find your place.

With students from 44 states and 51 nations, SIUE offers a rich cultural environment that contributes to the learning process and teaches us to value diversity. Whether you’re interested in the arts, recreation, athletics or leadership opportunities, SIUE has a variety of options for you.

SIUE Traditions n SIUE Experience and Cougar Welcome n Homecoming n Paint the Rock n Cougar Athletics n Family Weekend n Cultural Heritage Months n Marchdown n Springfest Through the Kimmel Student Involvement Center, you can develop leadership skills and take on social, civic or political responsibility. With more than 260 student organizations, you are sure to find your place to belong and make an impact. siue.edu/kimmel Cultural and Recreational Activities Intramural and Club Sports n Student Fitness Center n Indoor/Outdoor Pools n Rock Climbing n Theater and Dance Productions n Arts & Issues Series n

Leadership Development n Campus Activities Board n Fraternities and Sororities n Volunteer Opportunities n Student Leadership Development Program n Student Government Support Resources Safe Zone and LGBTQ Student Organizations n Veterans Services n Disability Support Services n Mentoring Programs n Academic Support/Tutoring n Health and Counseling Services n International Student Services n

Opportunities to volunteer and give back to the community are plentiful at SIUE. For the sixth consecutive year, Washington Monthly, a national news magazine, ranks SIUE among the top master’s-granting colleges and universities in the nation for our contributions to the public good.

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NCAA DI sporting events held each year on campus

260,000 student service hours completed last year

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Business Education Engineering and Technology Health Professionals Nursing Psychology Service and Leadership Major Explorations Scholars Transfer Wellness

Campus Dining No matter where you choose to live, you can connect with friends over a meal at Center Court or a snack at the Skywalk Café. Dining options range from paninis and salad bar to a hot, classic entrée area and pasta bar. In addition, students enjoy Chick-Fil-A Express®, Freshëns Smoothies, Auntie Anne’s Pretzels®, Kaldi’s Coffee, Pizza Hut® and Starbucks®.

Meal plans come in sizes to fit most appetites.

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“I fell in love with SIUE as soon as I stepped on campus.”

John Muldoon, Pearl River, NY

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Feel at home AT

70% of freshmen choose to live on campus

As a diverse residential community, SIUE houses 3,500 students on campus. Our friendly, safe and modern residence halls are just the right place to begin your college experience. Residence hall living is the best way to become involved in campus activities, find support and meet lifelong friends.

First-Year Living Options All freshmen live in suite-style units in one of the following residence halls: n Bluff Hall n Prairie Hall n Woodland Hall

On-campus residents have HIGHER GPAs than off-campus residents

You will share a room with one other student. Four people share a bathroom. Deluxe private bedrooms may be requested and are available on a limited basis. You can choose a general room assignment or participate in one of our Focused Interest Communities (FIC), a unique opportunity to live with or near students who have similar areas of interest or study.

Upper-Class Living Options Sophomores and above have three options for living on campus—Evergreen Hall, Cougar Village and the Upper-class Wing. n Evergreen Hall features suite- and apartment-style living with the amenities of a residence hall. Living units are available in four layouts and most contain private bedrooms. n Cougar Village combines the advantages of living on campus with the freedom of apartment life, offering independent, traditional apartment living. n Residence Hall Upper-class Wing is a suite-style wing set aside in one of the traditional first-year communities for upper-class students.

All of our high-quality, welcoming residences are smoke-free and feature: Air conditioning and fully furnished units n Wireless Internet access and data jacks n Expanded digital cable TV n Computer labs and laundry rooms (many open 24 hours) n Study and social lounge space n Cardio fitness rooms (varies by location) n Sand volleyball, tennis and basketball courts (varies by location) n Social and academic activities, and special events n

Edwardsville RANKED

#25 on the list of

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The CDC is available to help you prepare for life after college.

Available services include: Resume critiques Career counseling, including tips for utilizing social media n Job search guidance n Career assessments n Mock interviews n Assistance with job and graduate school applications n n

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Prepare for a Successful CAREER

Last year, 627 students earned

$3.3 MILLION at co-ops and internships

The Career Development Center (CDC) can help you get an early start in preparing for a successful, rewarding career. Gaining professional experience while completing your degree is a great way to take what you learn in the classroom and apply it to real life. You’ll learn more about your field of study and make important connections that may help you find a job once you graduate.

More than 200 employers hire SIUE students for internships and co-ops each year.

Opportunities can be found in virtually any field of study, ranging from business to non-profit.

Here is a sample list: Ameren Anheuser-Busch The Boeing Company Brown Smith Wallace LLC Centene Christian Hospital ConAgra Foods Covidien Pharmaceuticals City of Edwardsville Eaton Edward Jones

Emerson Electric Fleishman-Hillard Inc. Illinois Department of Children and Family Services Illinois Department of Transportation Illinois State Police Missouri Department of Transportation Monsanto Nidec Motor Corp.

Northwestern Mutual

Peabody Energy Sachs Electric Schnucks Pharmacy Scottrade Inc. Terra Properties Inc. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers VeeJay Cement Contracting Company Inc. Walgreens Pharmacy Walt Disney World

The benefits of an internship or co-op are seemingly endless. Future employers will be looking for applicants with professional experience and the right college degree. SIUE offers students both.

Last year,

employers posted a total of 9,500 jobs through the CDC

$46,800 average starting salary for SIUE graduates.

That is more than Illinois State, Indiana State, University of Missouri St. Louis, Loyola University Chicago ... the list goes on (payscale.com).

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Popular Study Abroad Destinations Spain

France

Italy

Ireland

China

England

Germany

Austria

Argentina

Australia

150+

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study abroad opportunities

siue.edu/studyabroad

Everyone can afford to study abroad. It is something that is going to pay off in the long term, both in life experience and in your future employability.

Max Powers, BA ’13, studied abroad in Granada, Spain

Study ABROAD

20+ countries

where SIUE students can study abroad

Students today live in a global world. A study abroad experience will not only expand your world personally, it will help you stand out in the job market.

Study abroad allows you to travel and enhance your academic experience while earning credit toward your degree.

Studying abroad will give you a competitive edge when applying for internships, jobs and graduate school. Employers know that students who have studied abroad are likely to have the skills they value: n International knowledge n Cross-cultural communication skills n Resilience n Ability to adapt to new circumstances n Global awareness n Foreign language skills Study abroad opportunities take many forms: n One- to six-week programs led by SIUE faculty n Summer term programs Study Abroad Myths Studying abroad is too expensive.

Reality: Study abroad is an investment in your future and your career. In this era of globalization, you can’t afford NOT to go!

SIUE offers more than 150 study abroad programs that range in cost. Some are very comparable to the cost of living and studying at SIUE. Financial aid doesn’t transfer to study abroad.

Reality: Most financial aid applies to SIUE’s study abroad programs. There are also a number of scholarships specifically for studying abroad.

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Intensive language study programs Full semester at a partner institution abroad

It is necessary to speak a foreign language to study abroad.

Reality: While some programs do have a foreign language requirement, many are taught exclusively in English or offer select courses taught in English.

Studying abroad will delay graduation.

Reality: Many students who study abroad graduate as planned. With careful planning, students can easily stay on track with graduation.

Watch a video to learn more siue.edu/studyabroad

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Home to more than 430 international students from 51 nations, SIUE is known for its welcoming and friendly environment.

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I was able to interact with and learn from people who were working in a variety of business fields, and from faculty who shared their real-world experiences.

Mansha Manga, MS ’16, New Delhi, India

Going GLOBAL At SIUE, all students experience a global education. SIUE offers a rich cultural environment that contributes to the learning process and encourages the campus community to value diversity and inclusion.

Annual Events n India Night n Africa Night n “Taste of Culture” Events n International Night Student Organizations n African Student Association n Arabic Club n Bangladeshi Students Association n Capoeira Volta ao Mundo Club n Culture and Language Club n Engineers Without Borders USA-SIUE n Hispanic Student Union n Il Risplendore (Italian Club) n Indian Student Association

Global Awareness Week n Cougar World Games n International Speaker Series n

students from

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nations

International Student Council Iranian Student Society n Model United Nations of SIUE n Muslim Student Association n Sagarmatha (Nepalese Student Association) n Saudi Students Association n Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers n Soka Gakkai International Buddhist Club @SIUE n Students for Justice in Palestine n n

Visit siue.collegiatelink.net for a complete listing SIUE offers international students strong support with admissions, immigration, academic advising and cultural integration, as well as optional or curricular practical training and career placement services.

SIUE continues to expand its global reach and increase international partnerships. Active partnerships exist between SIUE and more than 25 international universities in over 15 countries. These partnerships focus on faculty and student exchanges, and research and teaching collaboration. In 2015-2016, SIUE hosted two Fulbright Teaching Language Assistants who taught Arabic and Yoruba language classes for undergraduate students.

In addition, exchange students from countries such as Germany, Turkey, China, United Kingdom and Spain joined SIUE students in their classes for a semester or year. Through these partnerships, international students share their unique culture and introduce new perspectives to SIUE. 29

The campus bike share program gives students, faculty and staff an easy way to explore the many nature and biking trails available on or adjacent to SIUE’s campus, while decreasing reliance on carbon emitting transportation.

9 bike trails travel through campus and connect to a 100-mile trail system

“SIUE offers quality academics and plenty of extracurricular activities.”

Rachel Wosmansky, St. Charles, Mo.

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siue.edu/sustainability

more than

1million water bottles saved by using filling stations

More than a BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS At SIUE, we’re known for our beautiful campus. Our scenic and modern campus sits on 2,660 acres of forested woodland.

We are committed to continually enhancing the learning environment for students and making campus an even more amazing place to be. Since 2006, the University has completed more than $300 million in construction and infrastructure improvements, adding new state-of-the-art buildings, and enhancing and expanding existing structures.

All new campus construction is Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) certifiable by the U.S. Green Building Council. The new Art and Design Building has achieved a LEED Gold rating, and the Science Building and Lukas Annex have achieved a LEED Silver rating. SIUE is second in the region for the number of LEED buildings on a university campus, placing only behind Washington University in St. Louis. SIUE has achieved a Silver rating based on the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment and Rating System for campus-wide sustainable practices from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education.

$300 million

in campus improvements

Sustainability and green living are important at SIUE. The University is continually looking for ways to ensure a healthy and sustainable campus life. n You can choose from more than 100 courses with a sustainability focus in fields as diverse as biology, engineering, business, anthropology and philosophy. n The Student Organization for Sustainability (SOS) gives students the opportunity to promote sustainability awareness on campus and in the community. SOS coordinates activities such as campus clean-up days and an annual Earth Day celebration. n The Gardens at SIUE is a 35-acre public garden dedicated to supporting education and research. Environmental sustainability and stewardship are cornerstones of The Gardens’ vision, providing a unique opportunity to research and implement innovative green technologies. n The 380-acre SIUE Nature Preserve features a dedicated location—protected from construction—for student and faculty research, lab projects, and class assignments.

sq ft SIUE has more than 17,500 of green roof space

and

600+ acres of woodlands

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siue.edu/honors

Honors AT Do you want to be challenged?

Do you want to learn things about yourself, others and the world around you? Consider applying to the SIUE Honors Program.

The honors program will prepare you not just to succeed, but also to excel and become a leader in your chosen fields. The honors program emphasizes developing the capacities of: n Integrating knowledge n Creativity n Self-reflection These capacities are developed in seminar-style classes where students are challenged to apply knowledge to real-world problems.

The honors program aims to nurture not just innovators and leaders in the professions, but active and engaged citizens. Students are required to take 25 credit-hours of general education course work centered on a rich set of core seminars and pro-seminars.

Beyond these classes, honors students have the opportunity to work with an individual faculty mentor in order to tailor their general education requirements to their specific academic needs. The honors experience fosters a community of academic excellence and affords rigor and flexibility. By putting gifted young men and women together, honors students are challenged to work to their full potential. In addition, honors students get priority registration for all courses.

Beyond the Classroom As an honors student, you can enrich your experience by getting involved outside of the classroom: n Undergraduate research and creative activities n Study abroad n Honorary societies

challenge yourself!

SIUE honors students are known on campus as leaders, innovators and contributors to the SIUE community. The honors experience imparts inspiration, empathy and equipoise. These capacities will serve you well, not only as you embark on the voyage of your life, but through the whole of your journey.

As an honors student, you will receive the best of a small liberal arts college education that is enhanced by the excellent disciplinary and professional education that only a larger, vibrant and diverse university such as SIUE can provide.

SIUE Honors Program -Eligibility Requirements � Freshman-level student admitted to the University � SAT score ≥1200 (ACT ≥25) � Grade point average of 3.5 or above � Letters of recommendation on school letterhead or evaluations from at least three instructors who are familiar with the student’s high school and/or university work All Meridian Scholars are automatically admitted into the Honors Program.

Students from all academic disciplines are eligible to apply for the SIUE Honors Program.

To learn more about the honors program, visit: siue.edu/honors.

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siue.edu/apply

typical SIUE freshman profile

Freshman ADMISSION TO

middle 50% range: 1020-1230 SAT (20-25 ACT)

class rank: 78% within top 50% of high school class

Freshman Admission Requirements Applications will be considered using the following factors: n Meet published deadline n High school course work n Grade point average n Class rank n SAT and/or ACT composite score Deadline for Freshman Admission (Fall Term Entry) Applicants can apply beginning June 1 prior to their senior year. Admission decisions will be made beginning September 15. Priority consideration for admission will be given to students whose applications and all supporting documents are postmarked by December 1. Applications and supporting documents postmarked after December 1 may be subject to additional review by the Admissions Review Committee. Applications and/or supporting documents postmarked after May 1 may not be considered for admission.

Direct Entry Opportunities: see page 18 Materials Required for Admission to SlUE Complete application n Official high school transcript n $40 application fee n ACT and/or SAT composite score

Getting Started Checklist -- Freshmen � Take the ACT or SAT as early as possible and have scores sent to SlUE (ACT code is 1147; SAT code is 1759). � Visit campus for PREVIEW SIUE (siue.edu/preview) or schedule a visit and campus tour (siue.edu/visit). � Complete the application for admission and submit the $40 application fee online at siue.edu/apply. Priority filing date is December 1 for fall term. Final application deadline is May 1 for fall term.

� Send your academic transcripts to: SlUE Office of Admissions Campus Box 1047 Edwardsville, IL 62026-1047 Electronic transcripts may be submitted through various electronic transcript services and can also be sent to etranscripts@siue.edu directly from the institution. Transcripts received through this account from a student will not be considered official.

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� Apply for admission by December 1 to ensure priority scholarship consideration. Fall entry only.

Springboard to Success (Fall Term Entry) Once admitted for fall, it’s mandatory that you attend the Springboard to Success registration program.

Springboard invitations will be mailed within a few weeks of your admission to SIUE. Plan to sign up online for Springboard to Success and pay the nonrefundable registration/enrollment fee

by May 1. The registration/enrollment fee ensures your spot and confirms your intent to enroll in the fall.

Springboard registrations and/or fees received after May 1 will be accepted on a space-available basis.

� Apply for admission and complete the Supplemental Profile (siue.edu/meridian) by December 1 to be considered for our Meridian Scholars Program and Direct Entry programs. (minimum 1280 SAT ERW + M or 27 ACT). Fall entry only.

Other Acceptable Credit SIUE accepts Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB) and some CLEP credit toward a baccalaureate degree n

n

Proficiency exams are offered in many disciplines

n

Additional credit may be offered for military service

A complete list of acceptable credit is available in the undergraduate catalog: siue.edu/registrar

� Apply for financial aid as soon as possible beginning October 1. SIUE FAFSA code: 001759 (siue.edu/financialaid).

Once You Have Been Admitted � Take placement tests (if needed). � Submit your Springboard to Success registration and enrollment fee as early as possible. Deadline is May 1 (siue.edu/springboard). � Submit your housing application and advance payment as early as possible. Deadline is May 1 (siue.edu/housing). � Attend Springboard to Success. � Attend The SIUE Experience (siue.edu/experience).

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high school recommended course pattern

4

years of English

3

years of mathematics years of laboratory science years of social science

2

years of electives within fine arts and humanities

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siue.edu/transfer

40%

of our new students are transfer students

Transfer ADMISSION TO Preparing to transfer doesn’t have to be daunting.

We’ve developed a website just for you: siue.edu/transfer. You’ll find information about: n exploring SIUE n

applying for admission

n

transferring credit

n degree program requirements Come back to the site often for updated transfer news, including open house dates and important deadlines.

Transfer Admission Requirements Students who transfer with 30 or more semester hours post high school graduation from an accredited institution and a minimum cumulative 2.0/4.0 (C) grade point average will be admitted to SIUE. Students who transfer with fewer than 30 semester hours also must submit a high school transcript and ACT/SAT test scores. These students must meet freshman admission requirements: minimum 2.5/4.0 high school GPA and composite SAT ≥940 (ACT ≥18).

Transfer Credit SIUE general education requirements are considered met if: n Students have received an A.A., A.S. or A.S.A. degree from an accredited two-year institution that conforms to the Illinois Community College Board. n Students have satisfied the IAI General Education Core Curriculum: itransfer.org.

The transcripts of students who have not earned an A.A. or A.S. degree, or those transferring from schools outside Illinois, will be evaluated course by course.

Other Acceptable Credit n SIUE accepts Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB) and some CLEP credit toward a baccalaureate degree. n

Proficiency exams are offered in many disciplines.

n

Additional credit may be offered for military service.

A complete list of acceptable credit is available in the undergraduate catalog: siue.edu/registrar. n

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SIUE does not limit the number of transfer credits from other schools; however, at least 60 semester hours of credit must be earned at a four-year college or university. At least 30 of the 60 hours must be earned at SIUE. SIUE does not offer credit for hours earned at institutions that are not regionally accredited.

Deadline for Transfer Admission Applications are accepted one year before desired entry date; the file completion deadline is four weeks prior to the beginning of the term. Note: Admission to some SIUE academic programs is competitive and may require applications earlier than the general transfer deadline. For more information, visit siue.edu/transfer, and click on Transfer Programs.

Getting Started Checklist -- Transfer Students � Visit the campus for one of our Transfer Visit Days or Preview SIUE, or schedule a visit and campus tour (siue.edu/visit). � Apply and submit $40 application fee up to one year in advance. Application deadline: four weeks prior to start of desired term. For academic scholarship consideration (awarded fall entry only), submit admission application/ fee by December 1. � Send your academic transcripts to: SlUE Office of Admissions Campus Box 1047 Edwardsville, IL 62026-1047 Electronic transcripts may be submitted through various electronic transcript services and can also be sent to etranscripts@siue.edu directly from the institution.

Transcripts received through this account from a student will not be considered official. � Visit the transfer student website for a detailed list of prerequisites and application deadlines for SIUE’s competitive admission programs (siue.edu/transfer, click on Transfer Programs). � Apply for financial aid as soon as possible after October 1.

SIUE FAFSA code: 001759. (siue.edu/financialaid).

Once You Have Been Admitted � Complete SIUE’s online orientation program (siue.edu/transfer, click on Online Orientation). � Take placement tests (if needed). � Meet with an academic advisor (siue.edu/advising). � Submit your housing application and deposit as early as possible. Deadlines: fall semester May 1, spring semester December 1 (siue.edu/housing). � Attend the SIUE Experience (siue.edu/experience).

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siue.edu/internationalstudents

430+ international students

International ADMISSION TO International Application Deadlines All documents should be submitted to the Office of Graduate and International Admissions by: Fall Semester: July 15 Spring Semester: November 15 Summer Semester: April 15 English Language Verification International applicants are required to demonstrate English proficiency. Official score reports must be sent directly from the Testing Service (ETS/IELTS) to SIUE Admissions. The institutional code for SIUE is 001759.

Copies of score reports are not accepted.

The TOEFL/IELTS examination requirement will be waived under the following circumstances: n Applicant submits academic records verifying graduation from a secondary or post-secondary academic institution in the United States, Australia, Canada (except Quebec), Commonwealth Caribbean, Ireland, New Zealand or the United Kingdom. n Applicant submits academic records certifying that applicant has completed courses equivalent to both English 101 (Composition I) and English 102 (Composition II) (minimum of 6 semester hours) with grades of C or better. These courses must have been earned at a regionally accredited U.S. college or university. n Applicant takes the SIUE-administered Michigan Test of English Language Proficiency and meets internal indicators of college entry-level competence in English. n Completion of an SIUE-approved English Language Program. Approved program: •English as a Second Language International (ESLi) – For more information, visit esli-intl.com.

•Submit a minimum ACT sub score of 21 or greater in Reading and 21 or greater in Writing, or a minimum SAT sub score of 480 in Reading and a 480 or higher in Writing.

Financial Verification The form must be mailed to us with an original signature to be accepted. Applicants must provide a bank statement verifying applicant has the resources to pay for one year of tuition, fees and living expenses.

International applicants who have filed an application for United States Permanent Residency, but have not yet been granted approval, are considered international applicants but are not required to provide financial documentation. International students who are in the United States on H-1 or H-4 visa types and who plan on remaining on that same visa are not required to provide financial verification documents.

Getting Started Checklist -Undergraduate International Admissions � Submit an application for admission and pay the $40 application fee: siue.edu/apply. � Submit official academic transcripts/records. � English language verification: International undergraduate students who graduated from a U.S. high school are not required to show English language proficiency.

•Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) o 79 or higher on the internet-based test (iBT) o 550 or higher on the paper-based test (PBT) • International English Language Testing Systems (IELTS) o Overall band score of 6.5 or higher

� Submit bank statement(s): For the 2015-2016 academic year, international undergraduate applicants must show at least $33,128 (USD) available for the first year of study. More information can be found at: siue.edu/internationalstudents/costs/shtml. � Complete and submit the SIUE financial form: siue.edu/iss/prospective/pdf/International_Student_ Financial_Form.pdf.

Academic Transcripts/Records � Submit a copy of the biographical page from your passport.

Applicants must make all arrangements for providing official academic records attesting to their secondary and post-secondary education. Applicants who have completed � Submit an ACT/SAT score: This is only required if you at least 30 semester credit hours (or 45 quarter hours) are graduating from a U.S. high school, applying for a Meridian Scholarship, or planning to participate in of college-level transfer credit are not required to provide intercollegiate athletics. secondary school records. Credentials not available in English must be submitted with an original, attested and professionally prepared English language translation.

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siue.edu/paying-for-college

Paying for College

Average financial aid award SIUE students received last year

$11,540

We know that paying for college can be stressful. At SIUE, our financial aid office is ready to help you find options to finance your education and realize your dreams.

What Does it Cost to Attend SIUE? ***In-State and Regional Residents/High-Achiever Scholars

GEO Scholars

Out-of-State Residents

Tuition

$8,352.00

$10,023.00

$20,880.00

Fees*

$2,655.70

$2,655.70

$2,655.70

Room & Board**

$9,211.00

$9,211.00

$9,211.00

$20,218.70

$21,889.70

$32,746.70

Total

Academic Award Opportunity and Application Deadlines

* Undergraduate, two semesters, 15 semester hours each. Prices reflect academic year 2016-2017. ** Shared room, freshman residence hall, meal plan A, campus housing activity fee. (Transfer student housing costs: siue.edu/housing) Undergraduate fees include the cost of renting basic textbooks. This program allows you to rent books instead of buying them. *** Newly entering freshmen and transfer students from Ark., Iowa, Ind., Ky., Mo., Tenn. and Wis. will pay the same in-state tuition rate as students from Illinois.

Award Amount

Criteria

Meridian Scholarship 12/1/2016 including submitting the Supplemental Profile online: siue.edu/meridian International students eligible

Full tuition, fees, room and board as funding is available

Admitted freshmen with an SAT ERW + M only ≥1280 and/or ACT ≥27 will be considered Average Profile of Selected Scholars: 30 ACT (SAT CR+M 1390) and 3.90 GPA

Cougar Pride Scholarship 12/1/2016

Up to $16,000 over 4 years as funding is available

Admitted freshmen with an SAT ERW + M only ≥1130 and/or ACT ≥23 and transfers (3.0 GPA in at least 24 semester hours in transferable coursework) will be considered

Johnetta Haley Scholarship 12/1/2016

Up to $8,000 over 4 years as funding is available

Admitted freshmen with an SAT ERW + M only ≥1130 and/or ACT ≥23 and transfers (3.0 GPA in at least 24 semester hours in transferable coursework) will be considered. This scholarship is designed to support enrollment of students who are underrepresented in their anticipated field of study.

Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship 12/1/2016

$2,000 awarded to Phi Theta Kappaquality transfers admitted in an undergraduate program for fall term entry. One-time award as funding is available.

Students transferring from a regionally accredited institution must have earned a minimum 3.5 GPA in at least 24 hours of course work that is transferable to SIUE, including students with a recognized associates degree. Students must be members of Phi Theta Kappa.

e-Guarantee Limited funding. Preferential consideration will be given to students completing the application for admission on or before 12/1/2016 and filing the FAFSA as soon as possible beginning 10/1/2016.

Amounts vary. After completing the FAFSA and applying all available State and Federal programs to a student’s account, SIUE will assist families with filling remaining unmet financial need.

Awards will be made as funding is available.

Admitted Illinois freshmen with an SAT ERW + M only ≥980 and/or ACT ≥19, $0 Expected Family Contribution (EFC), and family income levels at or below federal poverty guidelines.

In-state tuition available to residents of: Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee and Wisconsin; children, grandchildren, siblings, step-children of SIUE alumni; students with an SAT score ≥1280 ERW + M and/or ACT ≥27.

High-Achiever Opportunity 12/1/2016

Eligible out-of-state freshmen and transfers meeting criteria are eligible for up to $9,400 (based on 15 semester hours of credit) as funding is available.

First-time, full-time out-of-state freshmen with an SAT ERW + M only ≥1280 and/or ACT ≥27 or transfers with a 3.5 cumulative GPA in at least 24 hours of transferable coursework.

First-time, full-time admitted out-of-state freshmen with an SAT ERW + M only ≥1130 and/or ACT ≥23, transfers (3.0 GPA in at least 24 hours of transferable coursework), international students (3.0 GPA and 79 TOEFL, or equivalent), or students who have been recognized through a competitive departmental process SIUE offers state and federal grants, federal loan options, and student employment to assist in providing you the most competitive financial aid package. Visit siue.edu/financialaid. Review additional scholarship opportunities at siue.academicworks.com.

Geographic Enhancement Opportunity (GEO) 12/1/2016 International students eligible

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Eligible out-of-state freshmen and transfer students receive the in-state tuition rate.

The opportunity equates to an annual reduction in tuition of approximately $11,000 (based on15 semester hours of credit) as funding is available.

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SIUE seniors graduate with less debt

compared to state and national averages, and nearly half graduate without debt. (Project on Student Debt)

Compare our top graduate and undergraduate programs to other universities, and you’ll see SIUE offers the same or higher quality standards.

Accreditation

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$23,413

$7,404

$12,900 $13,916 $19,320 $24,712 $124,568

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Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology: Computing Accreditation Commission (ABET) Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education Accreditation Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications American Art Therapy Association American Chemical Society American Council for Construction Education American Dental Association Commission on Dental Accreditation (DDS, DDM) American Dental Association Commission on Dental Accreditation - Advanced Dental Education Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International AACSB International - Accounting Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Council of Graduate Schools Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs Council on Social Work Education National Association of School Psychologists National Association of Schools of Art and Design National Association of Schools of Music National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration National Association of Schools of Theatre: Initial Accreditation

2016-17 undergraduate tuition, fees, room and board* 4-year difference compared to SIUE*

$20,188

$23,667 $25,018

$26,366 $51,330

*Estimated costs based on in-state tuition

$33,803 SAVED on average over 4 years, compared to other regional universities How will you spend your savings?

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Visit Opportunities Campus tours are available Monday-Saturday throughout the year. Schedule a visit online at siue.edu/visit, or contact the Office of Admissions. An Office of Admissions Tour Ambassador will lead your tour, giving you a student’s perspective of life at SIUE and a contact in case you have questions in the future. Spanish language tours are available.

Preview SIUE October 10, 2016 November 11, 2016 February 20, 2017 March 17, 2017 Transfer Visit Days September16, 2016 November 4, 2016 March 24, 2017 April 21, 2017 Check out some interesting statistics based on the selection of 100% recycled fiber materials used in this publication.

Explore Days September 17, 2016 – Explore Pharmacy October 1, 2016 – Explore Nursing October 8, 2016 – Explore Education, Health and Human Behavior October 28-29, 2016 – Explore Arts and Sciences November 5, 2016 – Explore Business November 12, 2016 – Explore Engineering

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SIUE is proud to support responsible use of forest resources.

Number of trees saved 238

Wastewater reduction: 111,243 gallons

Total energy saved: 107 million BTUs

Solid waste reduction: 7,447 lbs.

Greenhouse gases prevented: 20,511 lbs.