Tennessee Tech Undergraduate Admissions 2022-23

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TECH IS THE IN TENNESSEE —MONEY Magazine

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ONE OF THE TOP RANKED UNIVERSITIES IN THE NATION

“Tech has empowered me to be able to reach beyond what I imagined I would get out of college. The research that I’ve been working on has taught me perseverance in the face of failure. There is a lot of failure in organic synthesis, but it teaches you to “fail forward” as some might say. Each failure is just another data point to steer you towards success, and that lesson will stick with me forever.”

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FEARLESS

Affectionately known as “The BURN” the Marc L. Burnett Student Recreation & Fitness Center features: TECH DEGREES GIVE THE HIGHEST EARLY CAREER SALARY OF ALL PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES IN TENNESSEE -Payscale Basketball Gym & Multi-Activity Court Racquetball Courts | 13,000-square-foot weight room 6,000-square-foot cardio room | Climbing Wall Golf Simulator | Elevated Track | Game Room Aquatic Center with Pool & Sauna | Dance Studio

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TECH GRADUATES LEAVE WITH THE LEAST DEBT OF ALL PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES IN TENNESSEE

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND STUDENT VOLUNTEERISM: 5,720 students performed 113,660 community engagement hours in 2020-2021. RURAL REIMAGINED : The university has more than 350 active rural projects harnessing science, technology and innovation to transform rural living, engaging more than 1,500 students.

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TENNESSEE TECH’S VISION:

Career Development connects students and alumni with employers. Find out more at tntech.edu/career. Student Career Resources Career Planning | Resume Writing and Critiques | Career and Job Search Workshops | Presentations on Specific Careers | Career Fairs to Meet Employers | Practice Interviews | Cooperative Education Program, which provides students with real-world work experience in their chosen majors.

Career-ready graduates known for their creativity, tenacity and analytical approach.

COOKEVILLE TN’s College Town

THINGS TO DO: • Best of both rural and urban living. • Walk on the Westside with specialty boutiques, art galleries and more. • Enjoy Shoppes at Eagle Pointe featuring Academy Sports, Publix, Ross, Panera Bread, Panda Express, Chipotle and more. • Explore 100 restaurants and 20 coffee shops within five miles of campus. • Take in a performance at the Cookeville Performing Arts Center and visit the local AMC Classic Highland 12. WELCOME TO THE BEST COLLEGE TOWN IN TENNESSEE! • Voted the number one greatest affordable college town in the country by Great Value Colleges. • Cookeville serves as central hub of the 14-county Upper Cumberland region. • Convenient location off Interstate 40 is right in the middle of everything! tntech.edu/community

PLACES TO EXPLORE

• Burgess Falls Located on the Falling Water River, this day-use park is noted for its natural beauty and four waterfalls that cascade down from over 250 feet in elevation.

• Many opportunities for boating, fishing, caving and camping.

• Located near state parks featuring waterfalls, hiking trails, lakes and golf courses.

• Home to the Tennessee Central Heritage Rail Trail, a 19mile trail from Cookeville to Monterey.

• Caney Fork River Relax while gliding on smooth waters, and enjoy a day of fishing.

• Fall Creek Falls Features a 256-foot waterfall and more than 26,000-acre park.

Love the outdoors? Cookeville is the place for you! With a variety of local and state parks within just minutes of campus, Cookeville is the perfect spot to launch your next adventure. Take your pick from swimming, hiking, canoeing, boating, fishing, hunting or camping — find your fit here!

• Dale Hollow Lake Explore 620 miles of gorgeous shoreline and crystal waters.

DISCOVER THE OUTDOORS

• New 10,000-square-foot skate park just opened in Cookeville.

COFFEE SHOPS

In addition to on-campus options, there are more than 20 coffee shops within 5 miles of campus. Some locallyowned shops include Poet’s, SoulCraft, Vertical Coffee and The Exceptional Bean, leaving plenty of options for studying and meeting up with friends at local establishments.

YOUR START TO A BOLD FUTURE BEGINS HERE We’d love to have you for a visit and show you what campus and Cookeville have to offer. Sign up for a campus visit at tntech.edu/visit .

PUTTING STUDENTS FIRST

Get engaged on campus and in the community with a variety of activities. Tech has more than 200 student clubs and organizations, including: academic clubs, racing teams, faith-based, greek life, college student ambassadors and more!

Greek students at Tech give hundreds of volunteer hours each year, and more than half belong on the Dean’s List.

CAMPUS RECREATION

• More than 2,000 students participate annually in intramural sports leagues, including e-sports, sand volleyball, innertube water polo and more.

• Free student admission to Tech Division I athletic events.

• More than 20 fitness classes a week, including step aerobics, yoga and many more.

• The Marc L. Burnett Student Recreation and Fitness Center features 160,000 square feet of space.

STEM-Infused Education TECH-INFUSED RESOURCES tntech.edu/education/stemtntech.edu/icube tntech.edu/engineering/research/imakerspacetntech.edu/ceroc

LIVING WINGS UP DINING OPTIONS ON CAMPUS

TECH HAS HUNDREDS OF ACTIVE STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS ON findallowsLivingtoTechgenuineCAMPUS.Studentsfindacommunityatwithopportunitiesgetinvolvedthatspeaktotheiruniqueinterests.anddiningoncampusstudentstoconnectandwhattheyneedtogetthemostoutoftheirtimeatTech.tntech.edu/reslife

PAYING FOR COLLEGE If you take at least 12 hours of classes, every additional class is free and puts you closer to graduation. We want you to graduate as soon as possible so you can put your degree to work! Remember, you can adjust the cost of going to college by making choices that fit your lifestyle and budget. Students are encouraged to explore options on residence hall room types and meal plans. Find out current tuition and fees information at tntech.edu/payingforcollege PAYING FOR COLLEGE IS EASIER THAN YOU MIGHT THINK! YOU CAN AFFORD TO LIVE WINGS UP! The university awards nearly $9 MILLION in scholarships each year! 2/3 of students receive financial aid.

Tech is committed to putting students first. Find more resources that can help make paying for college easy. PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS FRESHMEN SCHOLARSHIPS The Presidential Scholars program offers guaranteed scholarships to high school students with good to great grades and test scores. Review the qualifications below and submit your application by December 15. New freshmen who meet the below requirements are guaranteed this scholarship if they apply for admission by December 15. $5,000 Annually $4,000 Annually $3,000 Annually $20,000 Four Years $16,000 Four Years $12,000 Four Years 3.75+ GPA & 33+ ACT 3.40+ GPA & 25+ ACT 3.40+ GPA & 23-24 ACT GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY GRANT This $1,500 need-based grant requires a completed scholarship application. Priority will be given to students with a 3.2-3.39 GPA and 22 ACT. DEPARTMENTAL SCHOLARSHIPS Nearly $4 million awarded each year based on a variety of criteria. Once admitted, students need to complete the Tech Scholarship Application. TECH HAS ITS OWN PROMISE! Tech Promise helps more students pay for college. This last-dollar scholarship covers any outstanding tuition and mandatory fees. Find more scholarships and resources at tntech.edu/payingforcollege .

VISIT TNTECH.EDU/VIRTUALTOUR

Come visit us! Tech's Trailblazers are students who can show you what it's like to Live Wings Up at Tennessee Tech like no one else can because they are living the experience themselves. Schedule a tour with a Trailblazer, see Tech's campus and get connected with other students from the start. TNTECH.EDU/VISIT

Agriculture Agribusiness Management Agricultural Communications Agricultural Education Agricultural Engineering Technology Agricultural Science & Management Agronomy & TurfgrassNurseryHorticultureEnvironmentalSoilsAgriscience&LandscapeManagementManagement Animal Science Animal Science Industries Pre-Veterinary Science Arts (B.F.A.) Art Design,ClayEducationDigital Media General Fine Arts: Dual Focus WoodPaintingMetalsGlassFibers Biology CellularBotany & Molecular Biology Environmental Biology Health Sciences Marine ZoologyMicrobiologyBiology Business BusinessAccountingInformation & Technology Business Intelligence & Analytics Business MarketingInternationalFinanceProductionHumanGeneralManagementManagementResourceManagement&OperationsManagementBusinessandCultures Chemistry PureIndustrialHealthForensicEnvironmentalCustomBusinessBiochemistryScienceChemistry Communication Communication Studies JournalismNewsEditorial Option Public Relations Option Computer Science Data Science & Artificial Intelligence High Performance Computing Information Assurance & Cybersecurity Design Studies Architecture & Interior Design Fashion Merchandising & Design EducationEconomics Early Childhood Education Early Childhood Special Education PreK—3 Early Childhood Practitioner Special Education Practitioner Elementary SecondaryMultidisciplinaryEducationStudiesComputerScienceEducationEnglishasaSecondLanguageGeneralistMiddleSchoolEnglish,6-8MiddleSchoolMath,6-8MiddleSchoolScience,6-8MiddleSchoolSocialStudies,6-8EducationBiologyChemistryEarthScienceEconomicsEnglishFrenchGeography SecondaryMathematicsHistoryGermanEducation, Non-Licensure PoliticalPhysics Science SpeechSpanish Communication & Theatre Special ExerciseSpecialInterventionistComprehensive/InterventionistEducationforSecondaryEducationEducationPractitionerScience,PhysicalEducation&WellnessExercisePhysiologyFitness&WellnessLicensurePhysicalEducationPractitionerPre-AthleticTrainingPre-OccupationalTherapyPre-PhysicalTherapyPre-PhysicianAssistantSportAdministration Engineering Chemical CivilEnergyBio-MolecularEngineeringEngineeringandtheEnvirormentEngineeringConstructionEngineeringand Management Environmental Engineering Geological Engineering Computer Engineering Electrical EngineeringGeneralVehicleMechatronicsEngineeringEngineeringEngineeringTechnologyEngineeringTechnology Management Mechatronics Engineering Technology MechanicalVehicleMechatronicsAerospaceEngineeringEngineeringEngineering ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

English Creative ProfessionalLiteratureWriting&Technical Communication Rhetoric & Language TheatrePerformance Option Technical Option Environmental & Sustainability Studies Environmental Science Biology NaturalChemistryOptionOptionResources Option Environmental Technology Society, Culture & Communication Foreign Languages SpanishGermanFrench Geosciences Environmental Geology Geographic Information Systems GeologyGeography History (BA, BS) Human Ecology Child FamilyLife& Consumer Sciences Education Human Development and Family Science Nutrition & Dietetics Interdisciplinary Studies Build Your Own Degree Program Mathematics StatisticsAppliedPureActuarialMathematicsMathematics&DataScience Music MusicVocal/GeneralEducation Music, K-12 Licensure Instrumental/General Music, K-12 Licensure Music Performance & Pedagogy Composition Emphasis Instrumental Option Jazz VocalPianoTheatreOptionOptionOptionOption Nursing (ABSN, B.S.N. & R.N./B.S.N.) Physics Applied Physics Option Physics Option PoliticalPsychologyScience Legal Studies Professional Studies Health InternationalInformationAdministrationTechnologyOrganizational Leadership Organizational Leadership Sociology Criminology & Criminal Justice Social SociologyWork Wildlife & Fisheries Science Conservation Biology Fisheries Science Wildlife Science FEATURED EnglishComputerAccountingHonorsMINORSROTCAstronomyBusinessScienceEducationCyberCrime,Law&SocietyasaSecondLanguageEngineeringTechnologySpecialEducationMusicTechnologyNaturalResourcesEventPlanningTheatre This list does not include graduate programs. For more programs, visit tntech.edu/majors . New programs are added throughout the year. Explore requirements for admissions to your program of interest at tntech.edu/admissions

ARE YOU READY TO LIVE WINGS UP? Tennessee Tech does not condone and will not tolerate discrimination against any individual on the basis of race, religion, color, creed, sex, age, national origin, genetic information, disability, veteran status, and any other basis protected by federal and state civil rights law. Tennessee Tech complies with Title IX and prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in education programs and activities, admissions or employment. For inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies, contact equity@tntech.edu; for Title IX, TitleIX@tntech.edu The TTU policy on nondiscrimination can be found at www.tntech.edu/ideaa. EM418-PRNT-22 @TennesseeTech@TNTechUniversity@TNTechUniversity APPLY#WeAreTNTech TNTECH.EDU/APPLYNOW! admissions@tntech.edu | 931-372-3888 BOLD. CONFIDENT.FEARLESS.KIND.

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