Anderson University

Established in 1917, Anderson University is a private Christian institute in Anderson, Indiana, with an acceptance rate of 63%. It has a student enrollment of 3,000 and a full-time faculty of 112. Some courses are Biochemistry, Business Administration, Physical Science, Journalism and Worship Arts. The Anderson University campus is located in Central Indiana and is home to the Nicolson Library, consisting of numerous books, journals, articles, e-resources and study spaces. Anderson University's Honors Program is a competitive cohort-based program open to students who excel in academics and extracurricular activities. Student accommodation is available on-campus in five residence halls, Martin Hall, Myers Hall, Dunn Hall, Smith Hall and Morrison Hall, which comprise 1-4-person rooms. Fair Commons provides apartment-style accommodation. Students can join academic, social, service and interest clubs like Alpha Chi, Dativus and College Democrats. The university also has an Intramurals Program featuring 16 sports (spike ball, volleyball, basketball, Wiffleball etc.) and four annual tournaments. It also houses three galleries: The Jeeninga Museum, The Wilson Gallery and The Warner Sallman Collection. 98.9% of Anderson University graduates found employment upon graduation. The estimated undergraduate cost of attendance is USD 42,310. Financial aid options are scholarships, grants, loans, and student employment like the Frank Bannon Grant, Minority Teacher Scholarship, Esports Activity Award, Legacy Scholarship, Federal Direct Subsidized Loan, and Yellow Ribbon Program.