Intercultural Life

• 4-year public liberal arts university • Student-to-faculty ratio is 17:1 • 95% of faculty have earned the terminal degree in their discipline.

• Montevallo is ranked 15th best public university in the south (schools from 12 states) for its size and ranked 36th overall in the south in the “America’s Best Colleges” edition of U.S. News & World Report.

What does a liberal arts education mean?

This means that you will get broad exposure to many different areas of study, gaining a private school education at a public school cost.

FRESHMAN ADMISSION: • Minimum 20 ACT score and 2.5 GPA • Submit ACT or SAT test scores • Submit high school transcripts • Submit application and $30 fee Fall deadline: July 15 TRANSFER ADMISSION: • 24 credit hours earned • 2.0 GPA (for college coursework) • Submit application and $30 fee

Station 6565 Montevallo, AL 35115

For more information, contact:

Cedric Norman, Student Life Email: cnorman@montevallo.edu Phone: 205.665.6565

Why Montevallo?

Intercultural Life

Student Organization Info

Inspired by the unique history of the University of Montevallo, we are dedicated to implementing comprehensive educational, cultural and social programs designed to combat bias, bigotry and racism, while promoting intercultural dialogue, awareness of and respect for diversity.

Admissions Info Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship

Amount varies. Scholarships are awarded annually to competitive minority students with a minimum ACT of 23 and GPA of 3.0. Students must maintain a minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA to renew the scholarship. A special application must be filled out, and you must contact the Admission Office at 205.665.6030 to apply.

Deadline: December 1

Minority Educators’ Scholarship Program

Amount varies. Available to minority students pursuing teaching careers. Minimum ACT score of 20 or SAT score of 950. Minimum GPA of 2.50 earned in high school or college work. For more information, contact the College of Education Dean’s Office at COESW@montevello.edu or call 205-665-6360.

Deadline: February 15.

Freshmen Scholarships

Four-year renewable. No application required – must be an accepted student by priority deadline.

Starting criteria: score of 24 on ACT and 3.0 GPA. Priority Deadline: December 1

Korean Culture Club The Korean Culture Club aims to educate and immerse Montevallo students in the customs, language and ideas of South Korea. We will focus on food and popular culture in order to emphasize the idea that North American life is not supremely different from North Korea’s. We want Montevallo to learn that Korea is not significant just because of a war.

Minority Student Union The Minority Student Union (MSU) is an organization open to all minority students whether they are AfricanAmerican or Hispanic, Jewish or Muslim, or a member of the LGBTQ community. The organization serves as a communication link between the underrepresented populations on our campus and University administrators.

The MSU coordinates programs that educate, empower and inspire the campus community.

National Association for Multicultural Education National Association for Multicultural Education (NAME) was founded to bring together individuals from all academic levels, disciplines and all types of education institutions to promote diversity and intercultural understanding. It also includes members from other organizations, occupations and communities who have an interest in multicultural education. NAME is committed to a philosophy of inclusion that embraces the basic tenets of democracy and cultural pluralism.

National Pan-Hellenic Council The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) is the governing body for the historically African-American Greek-letter organizations represented on campus. The council coordinates programs and activities for the member chapters and is comprised of delegates from each of the organizations. The purpose is to maintain high positive standards for its member organizations and to ensure the perpetuation of the responsibility and privilege of engaging in appropriate service to the African-American community at UM as well as in the larger community.

Spectrum The purpose of Spectrum is to provide programs and services to address the unique needs of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) community of the University of Montevallo and to increase the awareness and understanding of issues pertinent to our members and the college community as a whole.