- Total enrollment: 1,395
- 100% full-time, % part-time
- 45% male, 55% female
- 5% African American, 5% Asian American, 75%
Caucasian, 2.5% Hispanic
American, 1% Native American,
12% other
- 34% out-of-state, 66% in-state;
7% transfer students,
1% international
- 20.8% live on campus
- Freshman (second-year) retention rate: 92%
- 383 students applied; 298 were accepted
- Acceptance rate: 78%
- 12:1 student/faculty ratio
- 120 full-time faculty (84% are PhDs)
- More than 50 organizations
and clubs
- Greek life: Fraternities and sororities comprise 30% of the student body
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- Engineers Without Borders, Outdoor Club, Mud Boggers/
Off Road, International Club
- 12 undergraduate programs
and 7 graduate programs, with an
emphasis on engineering,
management, applied sciences
and mathematics
- Most popular majors: 96% science and engineering; 4% business
- Degrees Available: Bachelor’s,
Master’s
- Special Academic Programs: Study abroad in Germany, China and developing programs in Turkey.
- 11-week terms alternating between
on-campus study and professional
co-op employment
- 1 co-ed residence hall; apartments
for 200 upperclassmen
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- 1 library, 100,000 bound
volumes, 540 periodicals,
8,100 microforms,
200 audiovisuals
- Hours: Mon.-Fri.,
7:45 a.m.-11p.m.; Sat.,
1-5 p.m.; Sun., noon-8 p.m.
- Available in almost all public areas of campus
- In-state and out-of-state, full-time: $27,584
- Required fees: $648
- Room and board: $6,390
- Books and supplies: $1,000
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- Forms needed: FAFSA
- Types of aid available: Federal/
state/institutional scholarships,
grants, loans, work-study
- 98% receive financial aid
- Average need-based financial aid package: $19,880 per year
- Call 800-955-4464 ext. 78 or visit www.kettering.edu for more information
- Deferred admission: No
- Early decision: No
- Average high school GPA: 3.5
- Average SAT score: 1210
- Average ACT score: 26
- Application fee: $35.00
- Documents required: Official
transcripts, ACT or SAT scores
- Materials recommended: 3 years
of English, 2 years of algebra,
1 year of geometry, 1 semester
of trigonometry, 2 years of lab
science (one must be physics or
chemistry, both recommended),
calculus or pre-calc
recommended (if available)
- Materials needed for transfer students: Official college
transcripts, courses in progress
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