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MAJORS Accounting Art Design Drawing/Printmaking Painting Sculpture Biblical Studies Biblical Languages Jewish Studies Biology (Bachelor of Arts) Biology (Bachelor of Science) Biotechnology Environmental Health Professions (Premedical) Marine Biology Professional Business Administration International Business Chemistry Health Professions (Premedical) Professional Christian Ministries Youth Ministries Global Christianity Juvenile Justice Ministries Urban Ministries Outdoor Education Ministries Communication Arts Computer Science General Concentration
Interdisciplinary and Preprofessional Minors American Studies Classics East Asian Studies Environmental Studies Gender Studies Health Professions (Premedical) Latin American Studies
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Gordon College offers 38 majors and 42 concentrations Computer Information Systems Economics Early Childhood Education (PreK–2) ESL Licensure (PreK–6) Elementary Education (1–6) ESL Licensure (PreK–6) Special Education Licensure (PreK–8) Elementary Art Education (PreK–8) Middle School Education (5–8) ESL Licensure (5–12) Special Education Licensure (5–12) Secondary Education (8–12) ESL Licensure (5–12) Special Education Licensure (5–12) English Language and Literature Creative Writing Finance French Francophone Studies German History Public History and Museum Studies International Affairs International Development
Neuroscience Nonprofit Organization Management Outdoor Education Peace and Conflict Studies Prelaw Public History and Museum Studies Sport Studies Sustainable Development
Kinesiology Health Professions Physician’s Assistant Prephysical Therapy Preoccupational Therapy Prenursing Corporate Fitness Combined Languages Linguistics
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Mathematics Music (Bachelor of Arts) Music Performance (Bachelor of Music) Music Education (Bachelor of Music) Philosophy Physics Professional Computational Physics Engineering Physics Physics: 3–2 Engineering Program Political Science Psychology Recreation and Leisure Studies Outdoor Education Sport Studies Social Work Sociology Spanish Theatre Arts
Mission: Gordon College strives to graduate men and women distinguished by intellectual maturity and Christian character, committed to a lifestyle of servanthood and prepared for leadership roles worldwide. Affiliations: An independent, multidenominational Christian college, Gordon is a charter member of the Christian College Consortium and the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities. More than 40 Christian denominations are represented by Gordon’s students, faculty and staff. Location: Wenham, Massachusetts, a North Shore town approximately 25 miles from Boston
Enrollment: 1,500 undergraduate students from 38 states and 32 nations; approximately 15% multicultural and international Campus: 450 wooded acres 5 ponds Athletics: Member of the NCAA Division III Commonwealth Coast Conference First- to second-year retention rate: 81% Average GPA: 3.6 Average ACT: 27
Average SAT (middle 50% of verbal, math and writing combined): 1570–1910 High school class rank: First decile 34% Top quarter 64% Percent of students enrolled from outside Massachusetts: 68% Percent of classes with fewer than 10 students: 25% Fewer than 20: 67% Fewer than 30: 87% Student/Faculty ratio: 12:1 Percent of faculty with terminal degrees: 80%
Average TOEFL: 102IBT
Honors Programs The Elijah Project Jerusalem and Athens Forum Kenneth L. Pike Honors Program Departmental Honors 255 Grapevine Road, Wenham MA 01984-1899 T 866 464 6736 F 978 867 4682 www.gordon.edu
LOCATED IN WENHAM, MASSACHUSETTS, GORDON IS 25 MILES North OF BOSTON
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