- Total enrollment: 991
- 94% full-time, 6% part-time
- 57% male, 43% female
- 14% African American, 1% Asian
American, 76% Caucasian,
2% Hispanic American, 1%
Native American, 4% other
- 4% out-of-state, 96% in-state;
22% transfer students,
1% international
- 54% live on campus
- Freshman (second-year) retention rate: 77%
- 208 students applied; 109 were accepted
- Acceptance rate: 81%
- 11:1 student/faculty ratio
- 41 full-time faculty (49% are PhDs)
- Over 30 organizations and clubs
- Greek life: Fraternities (12% of
student body) and sororities
(10% of student body)
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- Black Student Union, Gamma
Iota Sigma (National Insurance
Majors Organization), Hosford
Society (honors organization),
Earthbound (environment
friendly organization), Multicultural Organization
- 61 undergraduate programs
and 1 graduate program
- Most popular majors: 38% education; 16% business,
management, marketing and
related support services; 16%
science and engineering; 4%
liberal arts; 7% criminal justice
- Degrees Available: Bachelor’s, Master’s
- Special Academic Programs: Portfolio program, service learning,
lecture and symposium series
- Fall, Spring semesters
(Spring semester includes
3-week Intensive Learning term)
- 4 residence halls: 2 single-sex,
2 co-ed
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- 1 library, 85,000 bound
volumes, 450 periodicals,
117 microforms,
109 audiovisuals
- Hours: Mon.-Thurs.,
8 a.m.-midnight;
Sun., 10 a.m.-8 p.m.
- In-state and out-of-state,
full-time: $19,234
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- Room and board: $6,472
- Books and supplies: $1000
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- Forms needed: FAFSA
- Types of aid available: Institutional grants and scholarships, and federal and
state loans, grants, scholarships
- 100% receive financial aid
- Average need-based financial aid package: Information not available
- Call 800-456-7189 or visit www.olivetcollege.edu for more information
- Deferred admission: No
- Early decision: Yes
- Average high school GPA: 2.75
- Average ACT score: 18
- Application fee: $25.00
- Documents required: Transcripts, test scores
- Materials recommended: Letters of recommendation
- Materials needed for transfer students: Transcripts
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