Basic Info on Wheaton College::

• Location: Wheaton, Illinois
• Number of Students: 2,400 undergraduate, 500 graduate
• Male: 49%
• Female: 49%
• Multicultural: 20%
• Faculty: 194 full-time, 105 part-time
• Student/Faculty Ratio: 12:1
• Number of Bachelor Degrees Offered: 40
• Number of Graduate Degrees Offered: 15
• Number of PhD Degrees Offered: 2
• Honors Program Available: Yes

Tuition Information for Wheaton College::

• 2009-2010 Tuition (undergraduate): 25,500

• 2009-2010 Tuition (graduate): $610 per credit hour
• 2009-2010 Room & Board: $7,618
• 2009-2010 Fees: Information not available

Religious Information for Wheaton College::

• Affiliation: Non Denominational

Application Information and Deadlines::

• Exams Needed: SAT or ACT
• Online Application: Yes, via Wheaton College Website
• Application Deadline: Early Action by 12/31, Regular Action by 1/10
• Application Fee: $50
• Financial Aid Application Deadline: Suggested February 15
• Housing Form Deadline: Information not available

Financial Aid Information/Facts::

• More than $12 million awarded in scholarships and grants annually
• 58% of undergraduates obtain scholarships and grants
• 55% of undergraduates are offered loans and 44% accept them
• ROTC, Music, and multicultural scholarships are available

Getting Involved at Wheaton College::

• Sports: 22 sports, NCAA Division III
• Clubs: Student Government, College Union, Newspaper, Kodon Literary Magazine, Tower Yearbook, Gospel Choir, Debate, Theater, Multicultural Groups, Intramurals, Ministry & Service opportunities

• Employment: Information not available

Other Notes about Wheaton College::

• Ranked 59 in U.S. News & World Report (2008)
• Included in the Fiske Guide to Colleges as a Best Buy School
• Ranked 12th for Best Values in Private College in Kiplinger's
• More than $12 million awarded in scholarships and grants annually

Why Wheaton College:

The best way to describe Wheaton College is to use the words of the Wheaton College President himself, Duane Litfin, "Wheaton College is a four year, residential, academically rigorous liberal arts college whose historic motto is, 'Christo et Regno Ejus,' or 'For Christ and His Kingdom.'" Founded in 1860 and deeply rooted in Christianity, this co-ed college is nestled in the suburbs of Chicago and has close ties to the Billy Graham Center, and provides a home to the Billy Graham archives and museum.