| Location/Campus |
- Village of New Concord, along Interstate 70
- 1 hour east of Columbus
- 2 hours south of Cleveland
- 2 hours southwest of Pittsburgh
- 21 major buildings on 225 rolling acres
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Degrees |
- Bachelor of Arts
- Bachelor of Science
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing
- Master of Arts in Education
- Master of Arts in Teaching
- Master of Information Strategy, Systems and Technology
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Enrollment |
- approximately 1700 undergraduate students and 1400 graduate students
- 423 new first-year students
and 42 new transfers in Fall 2011
- Over 90% percent of traditional undergraduate students live on-campus
- students representing 23 states and 6 foreign countries
- 10% minority and 3% international student population
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| Affiliation/Accreditation |
- Affiliated with Presbyterian Church, USA
- Accredited by North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, Ohio Department of Education (teacher education program) and National Association of Schools of Music
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| Undergraduate Academic Programs & Support Services |
- 44 academic majors, including 13 interdisciplinary majors (to see these, go to Academic Majors and Programs)
- 9 pre-professional programs, including pre-medicine and pre-law
- Teacher licensure in nine areas
- 18 international exchange study programs in 12 countries
- Professionally-staffed Center of the Advancement of Learning, which also includes the PLUS Program for students with handicapping learning conditions
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| Graduate & Continuing Studies Programs & Services |
- Master of Arts in Education, with specializations
- Master of Arts in Teaching, with specializations
- Master of Information Strategy, Systems and Technology
- Adult Degree Completion (Muskingum Adult Program)
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Faculty |
- 14:1 undergraduate student-to-faculty ratio
- 90% of full-time faculty have a doctorate or terminal degree in their respective discipline
- All classes taught by members of the faculty
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| Library & Computer/Network Facilities |
- 215,000 library volumes, with over 600 periodical subscriptions, 30,000 bound periodicals, 140,000 microform units and over 100 online databases
- Member of OPAL and OhioLINK library consortia
- Hookup capabilities to campus computing network in all residence rooms, providing unlimited Internet and e-mail access
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| Graduation/Placement |
- Approximately 60% of entering students graduate; nearly 75% of first-year students return for the second year
(5-year average)
- About 95% of graduates are typically employed or are in graduate/professional school within five months of graduation
- Over 40% of graduates pursue an advanced degree within five years of graduation
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| Calendar |
- Undergraduate: two semesters plus full summer session (2011-12 calendar)
- Adult Degree: three terms (2011-12 calendar)
- Graduate: three terms with two sessions in spring and summer terms (2011-12 calendar)
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| Student Life |
- 6 residence halls (4 co-ed, 1 women, 1 men), townhouses, apartment unit, sorority suites, fraternity houses, 17 special program houses
- Over 90 active clubs and organizations, including 16 musical organizations, 13 academic honoraries, 6 sororities and 5 fraternities
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| Athletics |
- Member of NCAA, Division III; Ohio Athletic Conference
- Intercollegiate sports: 9 men's (baseball, basketball, cross-country, football, golf, indoor/outdoor track, soccer, tennis, wrestling) and 8 women's (basketball, cross-country, golf, indoor/outdoor track, soccer, softball, tennis, volleyball)
- Nickname: Fighting Muskies
- Colors: Black and Magenta
- 15 intramural sports and activities
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| Costs, Scholarships & Financial Aid |
- Muskingum's full-time undergraduate tuition charges are among the lowest of comparable private colleges in Ohio
- Undergraduate Charges for the 2011-12 academic year are available here:
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