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At A Glance

A N/A-sized, , private university located in a setting.

N/A Sized

total undergrads

1,786 degree-seeking freshmen

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Accreditation:
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College Board Member
College Board Code: 1198

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Admissions Office

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Contact: Director of Admissions
Phone: (423) 439-4213
Toll Free: (800) 462-3878
Fax: (423) 439-4630

Majors & Learning Environment

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Do you need to choose a major before choosing a college?

No. In most cases, you’ll have plenty of time to choose a major. Most colleges don’t require students to declare a major until the end of their sophomore year, and many students change their major at least once. Some majors, especially in science and engineering, require more specific coursework, so students often need to declare their major a bit earlier.

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Student Body

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Many students say that a college’s size, location, and campus “personality” were major factors in their final choice. A college’s student body is an important part of that equation. Ask yourself these questions: Do I want to go to a large college or maybe something a bit smaller? Am I looking for a college with a lot of people who come from a similar background to me? Or, do I want to be surrounded by classmates with backgrounds that are different from mine?

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Campus Life

Visiting a college can give you a fell for life on campus.

Many students say that a college’s size, location and campus “personality” were major factors in their final choice. A college’s student body is an important part of that equation. Ask yourself these questions: Are you interested in being part of a diverse community with people from many different backgrounds? Do you want to be around students who are interested in sports, studying, politics or something else?

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Paying

There are many factors that go into determining the cost of college. The average annual cost is what a student pays on average to cover expenses (e.g. tuition, living expenses, etc.) minus any grants and scholarships received. Actual cost will depend on many factors including financial need, grade point average, test scores, etc. When considering the total cost of college, don't forget to consider the various financial aid programs that the State of Tennessee offers to Tennessee students.
Average Annual Cost

Cost includes tuition, living costs, books and supplies, and fees minus the average grants and scholarships for federal financial aid recipients.

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You may be eligible for federal, state, and local financial aid. Learn more about the different kinds of financial aid.

About Financial Aid
Complete the FAFSA

Most federal and state financial aid programs require you to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). All you need to do is submit a FAFSA for the year you intend to enroll in college.

How to Fill Out the FAFSA

Applying

Application Requirements

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Staying organized and asking for help — from counselors, friends and the college admissions office — can also make completing your applications easier.

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Tip

Each college weights scores differently in their application process – there’s a range. But no matter the college, your scores are one of several factors. In fact, colleges consistently report that the most important part of an application is your high school transcript.

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Special Services Available
  • English as a Second Language Program On Campus for International Students
  • Special International Student Orientation Program
  • International Student Adviser
Please Note:

College profiles are based primarily on information supplied by the colleges themselves in response to the College Board's Annual Survey of Colleges, with some data provided via federal and state agencies. Costs, dates, policies, and programs are subject to change, so please confirm important facts with college admission personnel.

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