Overview
Wheaton College – private nonprofit higher education institution in United States. Wheaton College began its activity in 1860. The campus of the university is well known in Wheaton where it is located.
Admissions and study format
The admission board requests both the certificate of previous academic performance and examination results. Throughout the admission period more than 70 percent of applicants successfully enroll to the university. Nevertheless, in Wheaton College the ratio may vary dramatically depending on the study program. The academic year is divided into semesters.
Students and academic staff
Wheaton College is a small educational institution, with approximately 4000 students. Foreign citizens can also apply to the university. The university offers international student exchange programs, made possible by the vast network of partner educational institutions and companies.
Infrastructure
The university has its own library. Also the university provides accommodations in the form of dormitories. The university is in the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU), Sport affiliations and memberships: National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).