Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College

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  Address

  St Hwy 150, Saint Mary-Of-The-Woods, IN 47876-1099

  Phone Number

  (812) 535-5151

  Web Address

  www.smwc.edu

  Mission Statement

  Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, a Catholic women's college sponsored by the Sisters of Providence, is committed to higher education in the tradition of the liberal arts. The College serves a diverse community of learners in undergraduate and graduate programs, while maintaining its commitment to women in its campus program. By participating in this community, students develop their abilities to think critically, to communicate responsibly,to engage in lifelong learning and leadership, and to effect positive change in a global society.

  Type of School

  Four or more years, Private not-for-profit

  Religious affiliation

  Roman Catholic

  Highest degree offered

  Masters

  Calendar

  Semester

  Setting

  Small suburb

  Distance learning opportunities

  Yes

  Size

  Total enrollment

  3,003

  Enrolled full time

  1,873

  Enrolled part time

  1,130

  For a 12-month period as of 2007.

  Student Body

  Men enrolled full time

  76

  Women enrolled full time

  1,797

  American Indian/Alaskan Native

  0%

  Asian/Pacific Islander

  0%

  Black/Non-Hispanic

  2%

  Hispanic

  1%

  White/Non-Hispanic

  87%

  Non-Resident Alien

  1%

  Race/ethnicity unknown

  10%

• Admission Basics

  Admissions office phone number

  -

  Open admission policy

  No

  Undergraduate Application fee

  $30

  Applied

  318

  Admitted

  218

  Enrolled

  110

  Admitted %

  69%

  Admission factors

  Admission test scores

  Required

  Secondary school GPA

  Required

  Secondary school rank

  Recommended

  Secondary school record

  Required

  TOEFL

  Required

  Completion of college preparatory program

  Required

  Recommendations

  Required

  Formal demonstration of competencies

  Neither required nor recommended

  Admission statistics

  Students submitting SAT

  74%

  SAT 1 Verbal 25^th percentile score

  460

  SAT 1 Verbal 75^th percentile score

  570

  SAT 1 Math 25^th percentile score

  420

  SAT 1 Math 75^th percentile score

  540

  Students submitting ACT

  25%

  ACT Composite 25^th percentile score

  19

  ACT Composite 75^th percentile score

  25

• Cost

  In-State Tuition, Full-time Undergraduates

  $20,180

  Out-of-state Tuition, Full-time Undergraduates

  $20,180

  Books and Supplies

  $1,100

  On-campus room and board

  $7,380

  Off-campus room and board

  $3,800

  Financial Aid

  Students Receiving Aid

  100%

  Receiving Federal Grants

  34%, $2,761 on average

  Receiving Institutional Aid

  100%, $3,000 on average

  Receiving Student Loans

  87%, $3,600 on average

• Sports

  National Collegiate Athletic Association Membership

  -

  Football program

  -

  Basketball program

  Yes

  Baseball program

  -

  Cross country/track program

  -

• Military Programs

  ROTC

  Yes

  Army

  Yes

  Navy

  No

  Air Force

  Yes

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