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3. Findlay.edu 3 Discover Yourself Discover who you can be at The University of Findlay. College is about learning who you are and who you are meant to be. Our dynamic programs, warm campus environment and engaging faculty will help you discover what your future holds. Founded in 1882, UF ranks in the top tier of U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges” in the Midwest and was named a “Best Midwestern College” by the Princeton Review. Because our mission is to equip students for meaningful lives and productive careers, a degree from The University of Findlay is designed to help you be successful in all aspects of life. Through nearly 60 challenging academic programs and extensive activities, you will find everything you need to have a fun and fulfilling college experience. Accreditations The University of Findlay is authorized by the Ohio Board of Regents and accredited by the Higher Learning Commission* as well as the national accrediting organizations for athletic training; environmental, safety and occupational health management; nuclear medicine technology; occupational therapy; pharmacy; physical therapy; physician assistant; social work and teacher education. The College of Business has begun the process of seeking accreditation and has been formally designated as a candidate for accreditation by ACBSP. It is anticipated that the accreditation process will be completed by November 2013. * The Higher Learning Commission 230 South LaSalle St., Suite 7-500, Chicago, IL 60604-1411 Phone: 312-263-0456 or 800-621-7440 FAX: 312-263-7462 Email: info@hlcommission.org An Oiler
4. 4 Findlay.edu Accounting - Financial Accounting - Managerial Accounting Animal Science Animal Science - Pre-Veterinary Medicine - Science Art Art Management Biology* Business Management Chemistry* Children’s Book Illustration Computer Science - Business - Computer Systems - Information Assurance - Mathematics - Web & Database Criminal Justice Criminal Justice - White-Collar Crime and Fraud Investigation Economics Education - Adolescent/Young Adult • Integrated English/ Language Arts • Integrated Mathematics • Integrated Science • Integrated Social Studies • Life Science - Early Childhood - Intervention Specialist Education/Mild to Moderate Disabilities - Middle Childhood • Language Arts/Math • Language Arts/Science • Language Arts/Social Studies • Math/Science • Math/Social Studies • Science/Social Studies - Multi-Age • Health and Physical Education • Japanese • Spanish • Visual Arts English - Creative Writing - General Writing - Literature - Teaching Environmental, Safety & Occupational Health Management Equestrian Studies - English Riding/Training - Western Riding/Training Equine Business Management Finance Forensic Science - DNA/Serology - Toxicology Graphic Design Health and Physical Education Health Science - Pre-Occupational Therapy - Pre-Physical Therapy Health Studies Healthcare Management History Hospitality Management Human Resource Management Japanese Journalism Law & the Liberal Arts (pre-law) Marketing Mathematics - Applied Emphasis for Actuary Preparation - Applied Emphasis for Computer Science - Applied Emphasis for Engineering Science - Applied Emphasis for Operations Research - Pure Mathematics Medical Laboratory Science Nuclear Medicine Technology Operations & Logistics Philosophy Political Science Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography Technology Pre-Nursing** Pre-Veterinary Medicine, Animal Science Programs of study Undergraduate Degrees
5. Findlay.edu 5 Findlay.edu 5 Psychology Public Relations Religious Studies - Biblical Studies - Christian Studies - Comparative Religion Studies - Individualized Studies Social Work Sociology Spanish Sport and Event Management Strength & Conditioning Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Theatre - Performance - Production Design & Technology Additional Program - Intensive English Language Program * recommended majors for students interested in medical school **non-degree course of study in cooperation with Mt. Carmel College of Nursing or Lourdes University Graduate and Professional Degrees Athletic Training Business Administration Education (master’s and doctorate) Environmental, Safety & Health Management Health Informatics Occupational Therapy Pharmacy Physician Assistant Physical Therapy Rhetoric and Writing Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)/ Bilingual Education
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8. 8 Findlay.edu 8 Findlay.edu You can’t help but notice the energy, excitement and innovation at The University of Findlay, where we take an entrepreneurial approach to developing curricula. Career-focused studies, combined with a liberal arts foundation, will equip you for a productive future. With an average class size of 16 students, you will have one-on-one interaction with our dynamic faculty in every class. In addition, you will have a faculty adviser who will guide you throughout every step of your college career. Chart Your Course Unsure about what you want to major in? You’re not alone. Nearly 10 percent of all freshmen at UF have undeclared majors, and nearly half of all students will change their majors within their first two years in college. Our Office of Career Planning will work with you to help you find the major that fits your interests. Push Yourself a Little Harder Our Honors Program is designed to help motivate students with outstanding abilities beyond general academic excellence through independent research, individual guidance and special projects and seminars. You can design your own honors curriculum through the projects you develop and the honors classes you choose.
9. Findlay.edu 9 College of Business Earn a business degree in one of our traditional majors or choose one of our spe- cialized programs such as hospitality management or entrepreneurship. Program flexibility and skilled advising provide students with opportunities for double majors or customized majors and minors. SAP, a sophisticated enterprise resource planning system, has been incorporated into many core business courses. SAP certification gives our graduates a competitive edge in finding jobs within large organizations. Undergraduate Degree Highlights • Accounting: A comprehensive accounting degree prepares students for CPA or CMA certification. You can complete both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in five years and prepare for your CPA exam with our CPA track. • Economics or Finance: Obtain the Certified Managerial Accounting (CMA) credential, which is recognized in corporations globally. • Hospitality or Sport and Event Management: Internships at notable companies prepare students for exciting and successful careers. • Human Resource Management: Professional involvement with key HR executives is possible through collaboration with SHRM and other local HR associations. • Management: Opportunities are yours to manage a student-run business or start your own business with University support and financial backing. • Marketing: Involvement in a wide variety of hands-on experiences working with area companies and organizations. • Operations and Logistics: Six-Sigma Green Belt and ISO 9000 Auditor certification prepare students for smooth transitions into the workforce. Master of Business Administration (MBA) • Offers general business administration MBA • Specialized MBAs also offered: MBA/CPA, MBA/CPA qualified, MBA/ CMA, health care administration and hospitality management • Students can also earn a concentration in finance, marketing, human resource management, and international business. • The Findlay MBA is known for a curriculum that focuses on experiential learning and the practical applications of business knowledge and developing analytical, managerial and integrative skills. Catering to working adults and international students, classes are held days, and evenings on campus and online. Challenged
10. 10 Findlay.edu College of Sciences At UF, you can observe an equine surgery, study gene replication, develop new software, learn about sustainability and more! Our rigorous academic programs, experienced faculty and focus on hands-on training prepare students for successful careers in the sciences. College Highlights • Animal Science (pre-veterinary medicine): Provides hands-on experience starting in the freshman year. Students work with large and small animals in our state-of-the-art Dr. C. Richard Beckett Animal Science Center. • Biology: Prepares students for various scientific opportunities in medicine, wildlife preservation, laboratory and government work, and additional studies in graduate or medical school. Utilizes UF’s 46-acre Rieck Center for Habitat Studies as a “living” classroom and new state-of-the-art laboratories. • Chemistry: Prepares students for graduate school or careers in health care, agriculture, food chemistry and the oil and petroleum industry. A pre- medicine option is available for those who plan to enter medical school. • Computer Science: Offers emphasis areas in information assurance, business, computer systems, mathematics and Web and database design. Program features excellent job and graduate school placement rates. • Environmental, Safety and Occupational Health Management: Has achieved a 100-percent placement rate for graduates over the past five years. Several areas of focus are offered. Accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) and has recently received conditional accreditation from the National Environmental Health Science & Protection Accreditation Council (EHAC). • Equestrian Studies: Features nationally recognized programs in English (with a focus in dressage or hunter-jumper) and western riding, as well as equine business management. International riding opportunities are available for riders in the English program. Associate degree programs also available. • Mathematics: Prepares students for graduate school or careers in education, actuarial science, computer science, operations research, statistics and engineering. • Teaching: Licensure programs available in mathematics and science. Jobs in these fields are expected to grow significantly. Join the ranks of teachers who are in demand! 10 Findlay.edu
11. Findlay.edu 11 Graduate Program Master of Science in Environmental, Safety and Health Management Emphasizes the skills needed to make managerial decisions and provide leadership in a variety of environmental careers. Graduate certificates offered in emergency and disaster management, environmental management and occupational health and safety management. Accredited by the National Environmental Health Science & Protection Accreditation Council (EHAC). College of Health Professions The College of Health Professions is home to some of the most in-demand pro- grams including nuclear medicine technology, health informatics, athletic training, occupational therapy, physical therapy, physician assistant and social work. You will be able to take advantage of hands-on experience in one or more of the 1,000 supervised clinical training sites that are associated with The University of Findlay. College Highlights • Bachelor’s degrees are offered in medical laboratory science, nuclear medicine technology, social work, strength and conditioning, PET/CT (positron emission tomography/computed tomography), health studies and health and physical education. • The Brewer Center for the Health Sciences building provides high-tech class- rooms, laboratories and one of the largest cadaver laboratories in the country. • The physician assistant program prepares students to practice medicine under the supervision of a physician. • The Nuclear Medicine Institute is the largest nuclear medicine technology program in the United States. • The College has relationships with more than 1,000 clinical sites for possible internships. Graduate Programs Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) • The program is 3+3: three years of prerequisite coursework plus three years of professional studies. • Direct freshman admission option into the DPT. (if qualified) Master of Athletic Training (MAT) • The program is 3+2: students may enter as undergraduates. • The only program in the midwestern region and one of 23 accredited programs in the country. Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) • The traditional program is 5 1/2 years with pre-professional requirements, three years of professional course work plus fieldwork. • 100-percent job placement rate. Master of Physician Assistant (MPA) • Post-baccalaureate program including didactic and clinical work. • Graduates are eligible to sit for the Physician Assistant National Certificate Exam. Master of Science in Health Informatics (MSHI) • Two-year post-baccalaureate online program including an internship. • No GRE or previous experience required. College of Pharmacy The College of Pharmacy offers an accredited doctor of pharmacy program. It is one of the few pharmacy schools in the country to offer a direct-entry, 0+6 pro- gram. Students are accepted directly into the pharmacy program as freshmen and continue seamlessly into the professional level of the program, graduating at the end of six years with a doctor of pharmacy (Pharm.D.). Graduates will be qualified to sit for pharmacy licensure in all 50 states or continue with graduate education, clinical residencies or advanced fellowships in pharmacy practice. College Highlights • Students may complete a master of business administration or a master of science in health informatics while completing a Pharm.D. • Entering class size of 72 students each fall. • Professional courses taught in small sections of 36 students. • Sixth-year students complete all nine months of clinical education at one of 25 hub sites, but can choose from a variety of elective experiences away from the hub to help each student meet personal and professional goals.
12. 12 Findlay.edu 12 Findlay.edu The Art of Teaching Located on campus, the Mazza Museum of International Art from Children’s Picture Books is the first and largest teaching gallery of its kind in the world. The museum contains approximately 8,000 pieces of original artwork and hosts more than 10,000 visitors each year.
13. Findlay.edu 13 College of Liberal Arts The College of Liberal Arts offers successful programs that will prepare you with indispensable tools that you will need for a successful career and a lifetime of achievements. Our programs range from political science, religious studies and English, to history, Japanese and psychology. College Highlights • Art: Traditional majors as well as art management and children’s book illustration. The Mazza Museum offers a unique on-campus experiential learning opportunity. • Communication: Hands-on learning in several areas of concentration to choose from as well as an award-winning public relations chapter, a television studio and a syndicated radio show. • Criminal Justice: Students learn law enforcement, corrections and crime scene analysis from seasoned professionals. • Forensic Science: A strong emphasis in DNA/serology and toxicology are studied in UF’s own state-of-the-art laboratories. • Theatre: Select from majors in theatre performance or technical theatre, with emphasis on musical theatre for the stage. • Law and the Liberal Arts (pre-law): Provides a solid foundation for students to succeed in law and graduate school. Graduate Programs • Master of arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) and bilingual education • Master of arts in rhetoric and writing • A 4+1 program allows students to complete a bachelor’s degree in any liberal arts field and a master’s degree in business in just five years! Engaged College of Education UF’s teacher education program is constantly evolving to meet the changing requirements of the state and national education systems. Accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education and the Higher Learning Commission,* our program emphasizes practical experience, the integration of technology in classrooms and the study of current theories of brain research to inform classroom practice. College Highlights • Teacher licensure areas include adolescent/young adult, early childhood, intervention specialist education/mild to moderate disabilities, middle childhood and multi-age education. • Teacher education majors begin working with children in classrooms during their freshman year where they begin to embed theory into practice and acquire more extensive field experiences during their sophomore and junior years in preparation for student teaching. • Students are trained using the newest technologies in the classroom and every student creates a digital portfolio that can be presented to potential employers. • Endorsements are offered in reading, early childhood generalist, middle childhood generalist, pre-kindergarten special needs, teacher leader, Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) and bilingual education. Master of Arts in Education • Core topics include principles of leadership, management of change, collaboration concepts and research, with additional endorsements in technology, reading, TESOL early childhood generalist, middle childhood generalist, pre-kindergarten special needs and teacher leader. • A human resource development strand prepares students for careers in business, non-profit, education and government settings. *Contact information on page 3. Findlay.edu 13
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16. 16 Findlay.edu One-on-One Faculty Advising One of the first people you will get to know on campus will be your faculty adviser. Because our faculty members are so involved with the development and success of their students, your adviser will help you do much more than just sign up for the right classes. You and your adviser will work together to explore pathways to the right career for you, find opportunities to get hands-on experience in your field and ultimately learn more about who you are and who you will be. Cultural Activities The University of Findlay’s Concert and Lecture Series provides cultural enrichment experiences through hosting symphony and opera performances by professional companies. Our theatre program performs four productions a year. You also can display your artistic talents in the Dudley and Mary Marks Lea Gallery, which hosts exhibits by students, faculty and guest artists. Original art also is displayed in the Old Main Gallery and the 1124 Gallery. Each academic year, the Office of International Admissions and Services holds International Night, giving international students an opportunity to showcase their country’s traditional culture, dress, food and pop culture. Students from each country begin the night with a feast of traditional food open to all of campus and the Findlay community followed by a Parade of Nations and close with the highlight of the night, country performances. Extending a Helping Hand At Findlay, you will be able to use your skills and talents to make a real difference in the lives of others. From helping stock pantries at local shelters to teaching computer skills to the underprivileged, the opportunities to enrich your college experience through service are endless at Findlay. The Campus Compact Center for Service and Learning can provide support to any student, faculty, staff or community member who wishes to become involved in serving the Findlay/ Hancock County community. In 2010, UF was named to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for the second consecutive year. Each year, more than 1,700 students, faculty and staff at UF volunteer to complete more than 8,000 hours of service to the community. Examples of service projects include: • Alternative Spring Break • Tutoring in Spanish and American Sign Language • Organizing charitable drives to collect food, clothing, supplies, toys and money for local non-profits • Teaching personal finance skills to the underprivileged Intensive English Language Program (IELP) The University of Findlay’s IELP offers innovative programs, designed to increase English proficiency, to assist with adjustment to life in the United States and to facilitate academic success. The IELP is an academic department designed to strengthen student’s English skills prior to students entering their undergraduate or graduate programs. Successful completion of the IELP waives the TOEFL or IELTS requirement for admission at UF. The IELP offers four levels of instruction. Each level includes courses in composition, communication, listening, grammar and reading. • Basic • Beginning • Intermediate • Advanced Placement into the IELP is determined through an ACCUPLACER ESL exam proctored during orientation. Mentored
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18. 18 Findlay.edu “I applied to big schools, but I realized they were impersonal, and they didn’t have the hands- on. Here, the animals are University-owned, and everything is done educationally. I like that it is small — professors, not assistants, teach the classes.” Ashley Taylor Pre-veterinary Medicine College of Veterinary Medicine at Michigan State Universiy 18 Findlay.edu
19. Findlay.edu 19 Experience that Pays We know that having a successful career you love is the main reason you are going to college. We will help prepare you for everything from choosing the right career to finding your first job after graduation. UF’s Office of Internships and Placement will help you: • Choose a major and plan for a career • Develop strong interviewing skills • Write an effective cover letter and résumé • Find an on- or off-campus job during the academic year • Find an internship or full-time position UF also hosts mock interview sessions and on-campus recruiting programs that bring representatives from businesses and organizations to campus to recruit UF students. And, because our faculty care about your success, they will use their professional experiences and contacts to help you find internship and job opportunities. Real-World Opportunities When you are ready to put what you’ve learned in class into practice, UF offers you many ways to get real-world experience and to build your résumé before you graduate: • Clinicals: Professional experience in a health-care facility for a health professions degree or licensing program. • Co-ops: At least two semesters of full-time work, with competitive salaries. • Field Experience: Professional work under the supervision of a faculty member or a professional in your field, typically completed for class credit. Prepared • Internships: Will vary in length and responsibilities. Can be paid or unpaid and can be taken for credit. • Performance: Theatrical and musical experience in student productions organized by the performing arts programs. • Research: Done in a campus laboratory or on-site where you assist a faculty member with research studies. • Student Teaching: Professional classroom experience for education majors. Making it Work UF alumni are leading successful careers all over the country. UF graduates are working in companies such as: • Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. • Daimler Chrysler • Dana Commercial Credit • Dow Chemical Co. • Environmental Protection Agency • Ernst & Young • Honda of America Manufact- uring Inc. • Ohio News Network • Procter & Gamble • U.S. Department of Labor • Walt Disney World • Whirlpool Corp. and more! An education from The University of Findlay also includes experiences you can only get outside of the classroom. At UF, you will not only be prepared for your career, but also for life. Two thousand internship and full-time job opportunities from employers across the country are posted through The University of Findlay each year. Findlay.edu 19
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24. 24 Findlay.edu Housing & Living Space The Office of International Admissions and Services staff know how important it is to get started on the right rack from the very beginning of your arrival on campus. To help you we have set up the International Welcome Houses for all new students to reside upon arrival. The houses are within walking distance from the campus. Our graduate assistants (GA) are responsible for helping residents that stay in the house. They are full-time students who work in our office and who also live in the house full time. They assist new students with any questions they may have about the city of Findlay, the campus, orientation, etc. There is a male GA who lives in the Men’s International Welcome House and a female GA who lives in the Women’s International Welcome House. Students have up to 10 days to stay in the welcome house while deciding on whether they would like to live on or off campus during the academic year. Once a student makes his or her decision, the graduate assistants will be glad to show them the residence hall room or assist them with their apartment search. 24 Findlay.edu “At The University of Findlay, I receive more personal attention with my professors compared to larger institutions I have attended. The faculty and staff members were very beneficial in helping me become well adjusted. One key factor for me choosing UF over other institutions was the safety and friendliness of the community.” Darryl Lai Forensic science major
25. Findlay.edu 25 Food for Thought Our Henderson Dining Hall is a tastefully decorated, 507-seat facility that encourages students to connect with friends over great food in a relaxing setting. You can choose from a variety of foods including salads, soups, international fare, pizza, entrees, desserts and made-to-order delicatessen sandwiches. In addition, a full-service snack bar is located in the Alumni Memorial Union. Because UF offers three different resident dining plans and flexible meal options, you can choose the plan that best fits your needs. Choose from four on-campus dining locations, or use your Bonus Dollars and Munch Money at Domino’s Pizza, Marco’s Pizza, East of Chicago Pizza, Vito’s Pizza, Jimmy John’s and George House Coffee & Tea Co. Services For You Findlay offers many services and programs to give you the support you need to be successful and to get the most out of your college experience. New Student Orientation Nervous about getting used to a new college and country? We understand. We hold New Student Orientation each semester during which you will meet with an advisor, sign up for classes, take placement tests, set up your email, get your student I.D., and take a tour of campus. Technology and Computer Resources All areas throughout campus have wireless Internet access including classrooms and administrative buildings, residence halls and most outdoor locations. There also are several computer labs that are open extensive hours throughout the week and weekends. Yourself Academic Support Services When you are facing a challenging class or feeling academically overwhelmed, The University of Findlay provides many services to help you succeed. Some of these services include: • Disability Services • Peer Tutoring Service • Oiler Success Center • Writing Center • Study Strategy Information • Academic Advising & Mentoring • Full-time Credential Evaluator • Immigration Advisor on Staff Health and Well-Being The Cosiano Health Center offers general health assessment and care with nurses available every day, and a physician holds regular hours each week. The Office of Counseling Services is also available to provide quality personal counseling to anyone experiencing social, emotional and/or mental health difficulties. Transportation Services A shuttle to the local shopping mall and grocery stores is offered free of charge on a weekly basis. Findlay.edu 25
26. 26 Findlay.edu Activities and Adventures Since we are a small campus, you can be involved in as many things as you want. You can sing in the Concert-Chorale, join a social fraternity, host a show on WLFC or become a part of any of our student organizations. You also can enjoy concerts, comedians and entertainers that perform on campus. Many student organizations coordinate projects and events that benefit local needs or raise awareness about important societal issues. For example, members of UF’s Habitat for Humanity chapter organize an annual Box City event during which students construct “homes” out of cardboard boxes and spend the night on UF’s Cory Street mall to raise awareness about homelessness. A few of our nearly 80 social, service, professional and spiritual organizations and activities include: • Academic honor societies • Black Student Union • Service learning-based organizations • Fellowship of Christian Athletes • The Pulse student newspaper Intercollegiate Sports UF is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II and of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, and competes in the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association and Intercollegiate Dressage Association. In 2010, the western equestrian team won the national IHSA championship, and in 2009, the Oilers men’s basketball team won the NCAA Division II National Championship in Springfield, Mass. Findlay offers year-round club sports and intramural sports. Students have a choice of 20 intramural activities, including basketball, volleyball, ping pong and billiards, that are offered in 29 sessions throughout the year. Men Baseball Basketball Cross Country Equestrian - English - Western Football Golf Women Basketball Cheerleading Cross Country Dance Team Equestrian - English - Western Golf Soccer Swimming & Diving Tennis Track & Field Wrestling Lacrosse Soccer Softball Swimming & Diving Tennis Track & Field Volleyball • Campus Program Board • Social fraternities and sororities • Student Government Association • Teachers of Tomorrow • University Bands Join a winning tradition at The University of Findlay! Many of UF’s athletic teams, including the 2009 NCAA Division II National Championship basketball team, compete at the national level.
27. Findlay.edu 27 Facilities Open to the entire campus community, the Ralph and Gladys Koehler Fitness and Recreation Complex is home to a six-lane NCAA-regulation track, four basketball/volleyball/tennis courts and a newly-expanded cardio center. The Koehler Complex also houses a student recreation center, which opened in fall 2010. It includes a rock climbing wall, basketball, volleyball and tennis courts, a racquetball/wallyball court, updated weight room, student lounge, juice bar and more. The Croy Physical Education Center houses UF’s basketball, volleyball and swim- ming teams and features the Houdeshell Court and a 25-meter swimming pool. The Armstrong Sports Complex offers six outdoor professional-grade tennis courts and two football practice fields. The 20-acre site is under development, with plans for adding a baseball field, softball field and an eight-lane, all-weather track as funds are raised. The City of Findlay When you are ready to venture off-campus, take a walk down the city of Findlay’s Main Street to the row of restaurants and specialty shops. Or enjoy the city’s nightlife — coffeehouses, shopping at the mall and movie theatres. Findlay also is a short drive from many fun places to spend a Saturday afternoon including Cedar Point Amusement Park and Lake Erie.
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30. 30 Findlay.edu Here Location, Location, Location The University of Findlay is conveniently located in the northwest Ohio city of Findlay. The community features an active downtown, shopping, fine dining and a strong arts and culture presence. Also, many major cities are a quick road trip away. Washington, D.C. Philadelphia New York City Boston Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Detroit Chicago Orlando Miami Atlanta Dallas San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Several large cities located close to Findlay: Toledo - 1 hr. Columbus - 2 hrs. Fort Wayne - 1.5 hrs. Detroit/Windsor - 2 hrs. Cleveland - 2.5 hrs. Pittsburgh - 4 hrs. Chicago - 5 hrs. Niagra Falls - 6 hrs. Toronto - 6 hrs. Washington, D.C. - 8 hrs. New York City - 9 hrs. Can’t Visit Us in Person? Connect with us online with Facebook or Skype, or join us at one of our recruitment fairs worldwide.
31. Findlay.edu 31 Dollars and Sense The value of an education from The University of Findlay is defined by the successful careers and meaningful lives of our graduates. To help you become one of our successful alumni, we offer a variety of financial aid options. Types of Financial Aid Scholarship G.P.A. Amount Presidential Scholarship* ​ 3.5 or higher ​ $15,000 a year** ​ Deans’ Scholarship* 3.0 - 3.49 ​ $14,000 a year** Findlay Award* ​ 2.5 - 2.99 ​ $10,00 a year** ​ International Scholar Award* ​ 2.0 - 2.49 ​ $8,000 a year** ENVM/MBA Scholarship $2,000 over course of program & free books ​Graduate Scholarship ​$1,000 max. ​ IELP $1,500 a year *Available to only undergraduate students. **Renewable each year. Top Five Majors for International Students • Business • Computer Science • Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) • Education • Environmental, Safety and Occupational Health Applying to Findlay • Complete our free application at www.findlay.edu under the International Admissions webpage. • Send us a scanned copy of your original transcripts and english translation. • Send us a scanned copy of your graduation/degree certificate and english translation. • Have your TOEFL/IELTS scores forwarded to us. • Send us a scanned copy of your passport. Admission decisions are made continually throughout the year. We will notify you of your admission status soon after we have received all of your application information. Testing Requirements Undergraduate • TOEFL Internet-based test score: 61 • TOEFL paper-based test score: 500 • IELTS band score: 6 Graduate • TOEFL Internet-based test score: 79 • TOEFL paper-based test score: 550 • IELTS band score: 7 Some programs may have additional program requirements a candidate must meet for admission consideration. MBA 7.0 overall or 6.5 in every section. Conditional Admission Students who do not meet the English requirement may be eligible for conditional admission through the Intensive English Language Program (IELP). Application fees are waived for International Students. Questions? Contact us at 1-800-472-9502, 419-434-4558 or at international@findlay.edu.
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