By Tom Student College Writing Period 5

Middle 50% of First-Year Students Percent Who Submitted Scores SAT Critical Reading: % SAT Math: % SAT Writing: % Regular application deadline: No closing date Priority application deadline: December 31 Rolling notification beginning: September 1 Reply to acceptance by: May 1 Deadline for housing deposit: May 15

Full-time freshman enrollment: 3,076 Number who applied for need-based aid: 2,787 Number who were judged to have need: 2,097 Number who were offered aid: 2,081 Number who had full need met: 256 Average percent of need met: 77% Average financial aid package: $10,032 Average need-based loan: $3,650 Average need-based scholarship or grant award: $5,387 Average non-need based aid: $2,346 Average indebtedness at graduation: $25,224 Living on-campus Living at home Commuting, not living at home In-state tuition and fees: $7,689$7,689$7,689 Out-of-state tuition and fees: $16,395$16,395$16,395 Room and board: $9,330$2,418$8,558 Books and supplies: $1,100$1,100$1,100 Estimated personal expenses: $2,828$2,828$2,828 Transportation expense: $300$300$300

 Adult nursing  Anatomy and physiology  Chemistry  Childbearing-family nursing  Complex nursing  Health assessment  Mental-health nursing  Microbiology  Nutrition  Pathophysiology  Pharmacology  Psychology  For Associate Degrees  Liberal Arts: 78%  Business/Marketing: 11%  Physical Sciences: 11%  For Bachelor's Degrees  Business/Marketing: 24%  Social Sciences: 16%  Education: 8%  Health Professions: 8%  Visual and Performing Arts: 8%  Communications/Journalism: 7%  Family and Consumer Sciences: 6%  Parks And Recreation: 6% My Interested Major: BS in Nursing Typical Classes:

 Brand new freshman dorms (shown to the side)  Four person private dorm (as shown to the side)  Very inexpensive in comparison to others  Fun and exciting atmosphere  Close enough to be near home, but far enough away to be independent