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| One Park Place | Tuition In/Out-State: | $36,950 / $36,950 | Total Fall Enrollment: | 1,859 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Elmira , NY 14901 | Books and Supplies: | $600 | Applicants Admitted: | 75% |
| (607) 735-1800 | On-campus Room and Board: | $11,500 | Receiving Aid of Some Type: | 99% |
| http://www.elmira.edu | Undergraduate Application Fee: | $50 | Receiving Institutional Aid: | 99% , $22,955 on average |
| Address | One Park Place, Elmira, NY 14901 |
| Phone Number | (607) 735-1800 |
| Web Address | http://www.elmira.edu |
| Mission Statement |
Elmira College offers its students, in a supportive and collaborative environment, both liberal and professional education of sufficient breadth and depth to enable them to become more responsible and productive in society. Achieving this mission depends on accomplishing the following College objectives: Students at Elmira College will: I. Develop and employ skills in communication and critical thinking; II. Apply their skills in mathematics, and use information technology; III. Achieve intellectual breadth while laying the foundation for life-long learning, by successfully completing one or more courses in the following areas: A. the cultures of the United States, Europe, and the Non-Western world; B. the arts; C. the natural sciences, including laboratory experiences; and D. the social-behavioral sciences; IV. Give evidence of their ability to focus on specific topics of inquiry for a sustained period, by successfully completing intensive, sometimes cross-disciplinary and innovative studies during the Spring Term; V. Exhibit their ability to interact effectively with others, by engaging in such activities as group participation (including participation in collaborative coursework, athletics, clubs and organizations, or committees) and leadership (including leadership in honor societies, teams, classes, student media or student government): VI. Demonstrate their ability to contribute to the life of a community, by successfully completing experiences beyond the classroom such as community service, internships, and participation in residential living and in meaningful ceremonies traditions; VII. Confirm their readiness for post-graduate study or professional careers, by completing a major of their choice from a range of the liberal arts and sciences and professionally oriented disciplines. |
| Type of School | Four or more years, Private not-for-profit |
| Religious affiliation | None |
| Highest degree offered | Master's |
| Calendar | Four-one-four plan |
| Setting | Small city |
| Distance learning opportunities | No |
| Total enrollment | 1,859 |
| Enrolled full time | 1,261 |
| Enrolled part time | 598 |
| Men enrolled full time | 368 |
| Women enrolled full time | 893 |
| American Indian/Alaskan Native | 0% |
| Asian/Pacific Islander | 1% |
| Black/Non-Hispanic | 2% |
| Hispanic | 1% |
| White/Non-Hispanic | 62% |
| Non-Resident Alien | 4% |
| Race/ethnicity unknown | 29% |
| Admissions office phone number | - |
| Open admission policy | No |
| Undergraduate Application fee | $50 |
| Applied | 2,424 |
| Admitted | 1,829 |
| Enrolled | 349 |
| Admitted % | 75% |
| 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 |
| Students submitting SAT | 91% |
| SAT 1 Verbal 25th percentile score | 490 |
| SAT 1 Verbal 75th percentile score | 600 |
| SAT 1 Math 25th percentile score | 480 |
| SAT 1 Math 75th percentile score | 590 |
| Students submitting ACT | 31% |
| ACT Composite 25th percentile score | 24 |
| ACT Composite 75th percentile score | 27 |
| In-State Tuition, Full-time Undergraduates | $35,550 |
| Out-of-state Tuition, Full-time Undergraduates | $35,550 |
| Books and Supplies | $600 |
| On-campus room and board | $11,500 |
| Off-campus room and board | - |
| Students Receiving Aid | 99% |
| Receiving Federal Grants | 33% , $4,414 on average |
| Receiving Institutional Aid | 99% , $22,955 on average |
| Receiving Student Loans | 82% , $5,426 on average |
Graduates in 2009/2010 academic year.
| Regular application deadline | March 1 |
| Priority application deadline | February 1 |
| Fall application deadline | March 1 |
| SAT Reasoning / ACT scores due | March 1 |
| SAT Subject score report due | - |
| College will notify student by | - |
| Student must reply to acceptance by | May 1 |
| Deadline for housing deposit | - |
| Financial aid priority deadline | February 1 |
| Financial aid deadline | June 30 |
| College will notify student of financial aid decisions on or about | - |
| Student must reply to financial aid decision by | May 1 |
| Early decision deadline | November 15 |
| College will notify student of early decision by | December 15 |
| Early action deadline | - |
| College will notify student of early action by | - |
| Transfer priority application deadline | June 15 |
| Transfer priority financial aid deadline | - |
| Transfer application closing date | July 15 |
| Transfer deadline for filing financial aid forms | - |
| College will notify student of transfer decision by | - |
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