International Viewbook 2021

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INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS


CHALLENGING ACADEMICS

ENGAGING PROFESSORS

MORALS AND VALUES

NU is accredited at the

We set a high standard

Northwest University is a

highest institutional level.

for our educators. The

Christian institution built

Our classes are not easy,

professors we hire are

on the values, morals,

but excellence never is. Our

highly trained experts

and ethics of Jesus

commitment to excellence

who enjoy spending time

Christ. It is NU’s mission

means that we maintain

with students. At some

to provide its students

a very high standard for

colleges, classes are so big

with the moral foundation

our faculty members and

that you can’t talk to your

necessary to engage with

classrooms. At Northwest,

professor. At NU, classes

the world honorably and

we keep class sizes small.

are small so you’ll have the

professionally.

Our expert professors will

opportunity to get to know

engage your intellect and

professors that have years

challenge you with new

of experience in the industry

ideas. Their doors are open.

you’re hoping to work in

Their hearts are open. And

some day.

they’ll become an inspiring and significant part of your university experience.


I’m currently a freshman at Northwest University. I’ve only been here for a month, but I LOVE IT! NU is such a wonderful and welcoming community; I enjoy every day I get to spend on this campus. It has always been a dream of mine to study in the U.S., and I’m really glad Northwest University gave me the chance to achieve my dreams. YAS M I N E A M E IO UD, F R E S H M A N , H I S T O R Y A N D POLITICAL SCIENCE, MOROCCO

I was an exchange student at NU in Spring 2019. I looked forward to the American culture but was also worried if I would adjust to the environment well. I was able to learn and understand different cultures through the friends I met at NU. I was also able to make meaningful memories during my time at NU. Although it was only for one semester, NU gave me an unforgettable experience and time because I was able to look back at the life that I have lived and rethink about who I am. S UYEON K IM, E X C H A N G E S T U D E N T G A C H E O N U N I V E R S I T Y, S O U T H KO R E A

Coming to NU was very, very shocking because I was used to a big school and having 400 students in my classes. At the University of Washington, I would go to a class, meet random people, and get so much information without feeling like it was my place or my community. I am thankful I got my MBA at NU because the smaller a school is, the more you get to know your peers. I made some good friends in my MBA cohort. G RAC I A ZI TA W IDJA JA , M B A , D O C TO R A L C A N D I DAT E INDONESIA

I always say, “People make the value of any place.” I have no doubt and no regrets but rather gratefulness for the community at Northwest University which is so diverse and rich of the most amazing staff that is willing to take the extra steps to adulthood with you. The friends and classmates are some of the best people that have shown me what love really means. I cannot forget to mention the wonderful neighborhood. I have enjoyed Northwest University a lot, and I hope to see you again. BENJAMIN MUK U MBYA, SENIOR, BIOLOGY MAJOR, PRE-MED K AT W E , U G A N DA

S T N E D U T S OUR


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WE LC OM I NG CO M M UN IT Y Something happens when you leave home for the first time and move into one of our residence halls. You might enter with a little trepidation, but not for long. You study together. You play together. You pray together. And—before you know it—you begin to realize something: This isn’t just a university. This is your home.

WAYS TO GET INVOLVED Student Government Residence Life Student Magazine Drama Productions Intramural Sports Campus Ministries Worship Teams Symphony Orchestra Northwest Choralons Bible Studies Varsity Sports Eagle Fitness Center

O UTSTA N DIN G ATHL ETICS Northwest University competes in the Cascade Collegiate Conference of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Our varsity sports include soccer, volleyball, basketball, softball, track and field, and cross-country. Our women’s soccer team has won league championships. As proud as we are of accomplishments like this, we’re even more proud of our athletes themselves. They are champions of character who have been recognized by the NAIA as Athletes of the Year for their sportsmanship and talent.

SPORTS AT NU Men’s and Women’s Soccer Men’s and Women’s Basketball Women’s Volleyball Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Men’s and Women’s Cross-Country Women’s Softball

Talent Shows Adventure Recreation Life Groups Improv Jazz Ensemble Local Outreach International Missions Student Activities Student Senate Eagle Spirit Debate Clubs and Organizations


S R O MAJ We offer over 70 academic programs, each one designed to uniquely prepare you for your chosen field. For a complete list of majors, minors, and concentrations, visit northwestu.edu/programs. BUSINESS DEGREES

EDUCATION DEGREES

Accounting Business Administration Business Marketing Finance* International Business Management Marketing • Digital Marketing • General Marketing • Professional Sales*

Educational Studies • Community Programming • Instructional Technology • International Education Elementary Education • English • English Language Learner (ELL) • Humanities • Mathematics • Science • Special Education Secondary Education • Biology • English and Language Arts • English Language Learners (ELL) • Health and Fitness • Mathematics • Music Endorsement • Social Studies • Theatre Arts

COMMUNICATION, ENGLISH, AND HUMANITIES DEGREES Communication Studies • Dramatic Studies • Human Communication • Media and Society • Strategic Communications English • Literature • TESOL • Writing History and Politics • American Studies Public Policy • American Studies Strategic Communication Interdisciplinary Studies Pre-Law*

MINISTRY DEGREES Biblical Languages* Biblical Literature Biblical Studies Children and Family Ministries Church and Ministry Leadership General Ministries Global Development* Intercultural Studies

S T C A F K C I U Q Total enrollment: 2,409

(across multiple campuses and online)

Student-faculty ratio: 11:1 Students living on campus: 60% Year founded: 1934 Varsity sports: 10

• Africa Studies • Asia Studies • Cross-Cultural Studies • First Nations Ministry • Latin American Studies • Middle East Studies • Urban Ministry Media Ministry* Pastoral Care* Youth and Family Ministries

MUSIC DEGREES Contemporary Music Industry • Producer • Recording Arts Technology Music Music Industry Business

PSYCHOLOGY DEGREES Psychology • Counseling • Cultural Psychology • General Psychology • Marriage and Family • Organizational Behavior • Research

SCIENCE, HEALTH, AND MATH DEGREES Biology • Animal Biology • General Science

• Pre-Health • Pre-Medicine Chemistry* Environmental Science • Environmental Education • Environmental Policy • Natural Science Exercise Science Health Science (AA) Mathematics Military Science and Leadership* Molecular and Cellular Biology Nursing

TECHNOLOGY, MEDIA, AND DESIGN DEGREES Audio Production Computer Science (Anticipated Fall 2021) Contemporary Music Industry • Producer • Recording Arts Technology Data Science (Anticipated Fall 2021) Video Production • Animation and Motion Video • Live and Live Action Video User Experience (UX) Design

*Minor

Miles to downtown Seattle: 10 Kirkland campus acres: 56 Nearby coffee shops: 30+ Number of majors and minors: 70+ Number of countries represented: 28 Number of international students: 127 Restaurants in Kirkland: 250


T S O C OUR THE VALUE OF OUR EDUCATION At public universities in America, international students are required to pay much more than American students. This is not the case at Northwest University. At NU, you pay what Americans pay, and our cost is significantly less than other private universities in the area.

COSTS COMPARED TO OTHER LOCAL PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES IN AREA

$54,276

$56,073

$42,920

Northwest University

Local Private University 1

Local Private University 2

Costs include tuition and room and board for 2019–2020. Prices do not reflect student fees, books, personal expenses, etc.


A P P LY INTERNATIONAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS □ Admission Requirements □ Application □ Essay □ Official Transcript

IMPORTANT DEADLINES November 15–Early Action January 15–Early Action II February 15–Priority Financial Aid May 1–Priority Confirmation

□ Proof of English Language Proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS, etc) □ Copy of Passport □ Official Bank Statement □ $30 Application Fee

C O NTAC T U S TO DAY ! 425-889-5280 | international@northwestu.edu northwestu.edu/international


ENDLESS OPPORTUNITIES We are surrounded by companies that have changed the world. Our 56-acre campus is located in Kirkland, Washington, voted by Money magazine as the Fifth Best Place to Live in the U.S. This means access to internships while getting your degree, excellent employment options, and strategic alumni connections once you graduate. Not only that, students can participate in boundless recreational activities in the great Pacific Northwest. VISIT US AND RECEIVE A $500 SCHOLARSHIP! Now that you know a little bit about us, we’d like to get to know you. Schedule a visit to our campus, and we’ll say “thanks” with a $500 scholarship. We look forward to meeting you! Sign up at northwestu.edu/visit.


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