TU international brochure 2017

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

WELCOME!

Hajimemashite, Salam Alikum, Bienvenue, Selamat dating, Karibu, Huan Ying, Hosgeldiniz, Mabuhay, Shalom, Benvenuto, Willkommen, Bienvini, Ji aaian Nun, Namaste!

A COMMUNITY OF LEARNERS MAKING THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE

Tiffin University (TU) is a beautiful, rural campus located in the Midwest region of the United States, surrounded by small suburban communities that are safe and friendly. TU prides itself on: » Fully accredited, nationally recognized academic programs, performing arts and a culturally diverse student population create a vibrant learning and campus life experience. » More than 3,500 students are enrolled at TU; our international students come from more than 25 countries. » TU offers over 50 academic majors at the undergraduate and graduate levels and an intensive language program. » On-campus housing, dining and social venues provide TU students with comfort and convenience away from home.

CONTACT: Email: ia@tiffin.edu Phone: 419-448-3287 Fax: 419-443-5030 TIFFIN UNIVERSITY 155 Miami Street, Tiffin, Ohio 44883 USA www.tiffin.edu/international

Excellence in Learning. Value in Friendship and Diversity!

SCHOLARSHIPS ESTIMATED TUITION AND LIVING COSTS It is highly recommended that you mail your application to us at least two months prior to the deadlines. An early application has a much better chance of receiving scholarship and assistantship consideration. Please express mail your application as early as possible.

EARLY APPLICATIONS GET FIRST CONSIDERATION. For more details please contact the admissions team. *Scholarship amounts are subject to change without notice; certain restrictions apply. Please visit www.tiffin.edu/international/admissreq/ for more information.

ESTIMATED TUITION * Subject to change The tuition fees listed here are for your guidance only, as the actual tuition fee you will pay will depend on the courses you choose and the number of units required to successfully complete your program. Prices quoted in this schedule are for a standard full-time student (15 credit hours per semester for undergraduate students and 8 credit hours per semester for graduate students). Some programs have additional compulsory costs (eg. field trips, equipment, etc.). These are NOT included in the tuition fees.

2017/18 TIFFIN UNIVERSITY TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENSES ACADEMIC YEAR UNDERGRADUATE: $33,256 MBA: $23,716 MS: $25,816 ESL: $22,116 Reflects the costs for full-time tuition, room and board. Costs for specific professional program degrees are available at: www.tiffin.edu/international/ admissreq/. Fees are subject to change without notice. *Scholarship amounts are subject to change. Certain restrictions apply.

HOUSING AND MEALS The estimated total cost located on the included fee schedule is calculated using our most common housing and meal plan options, which are a Double-Residence Hall/House and 19 Meals Per Week. However, actual room and meal plan costs may vary depending on your preference and availability. Additional information will be provided for you upon your arrival.

INSURANCE You are required to have medical insurance for the duration of your studies at Tiffin University. Any requests to use health insurance other than the Tiffin University provided insurance will be at the sole discretion of the University.

ACCREDITATION Tiffin University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, 30 North LaSalle St., Suite 2400, Chicago, IL 60602-2504, Phone: 312.263.0456, www.ncahlc.org Academic programs at Tiffin University are authorized by the Ohio Board of Regents, 25 South Front Street, Columbus, OH 43215-3414. Phone: 614.466.6000 BBA and MBA degrees offered by Tiffin University are accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP), 7007 College Blvd., Suite 420, Overland Park, Kansas 66211, www.acbsp.org, and the European Council for Business Education (ECBE), En Brison 1832, Chamby, Switzerland, www.ecbe.eu.

This school is authorized under Federal law to enroll nonimmigrant students.

STUDENT HOUSING At Tiffin University, we believe in the development of independent decision-making skills. This process is an important part of the family-style approach of small group living, as well as promoting a living-learning environment. The hallmark of Tiffin University’s on-campus living is “community”. All residence halls are equipped with: - a bed with mattress (XL twin) - dresser - desk and chair - closet space for each student - campus safe Students have several housing options, including the Miami St. Apartments, Clay St. Hall, Craycraft Hall, Friedley Hall, Huggins Hall, Kirk Hall, Miller Hall University Apartments and Zahn Hall.

AROUND THE CAMPUS Tiffin University: A four-year, fully accredited private university, including accreditation by ACBSP and the European Council for Business Education. With over 50 degree choices, TU was ranked 10th as one of America’s best small town colleges.

Campus: Rural campus within driving distance of larger cities, located in a safe residential area.

Student-to-Faculty Ratio: 18-to-1 Class Size: 25 STANDARDS OF EXCELLENCE » Founded in 1888 – 110-acre campus in Northwest Ohio, the “heart” of Midwestern America » Affordable Tuition » Small Class Sizes » Academic and Support Services » Faculty Dedicated to Student Success » English Language Training

SHOPPING OPTIONS Tiffin has plenty of shopping options including grocery, clothing and novelty stores along with a wide array of other choices. Bowling Green, Ohio is 45 minutes northwest of town, and provides a thriving night life, as well as a large number of additional food and shopping alternatives.

FOOD The dining hall is located in the Gillmor Student Center located in the center of campus. Two meal plan options are available for students who reside in the residence halls. Cole Dining Hall provides five main food stations: Entree, Grill, Pizza, Fusion (International), and the Salad Bar. Plenty of dessert and drink options are also available.

A SAFE CAMPUS Your safety is a top priority at Tiffin University. Tiffin University security provides a safe and secure environment for all members of the Tiffin University community, including students, faculty, staff and campus visitors.

LOCAL RESTAURANTS AND GROCERIES TU is within walking distance of historic downtown Tiffin, which contains boutiques, restaurants and coffee shops. Grocery stores such as Walmart and Kroger as well as additional eatery options are within three miles of the campus.

STUDENT LIFE ACTIVITIES

NCAA Intercollegiate Athletics (W = Women’s, M = Men’s) Basketball (W/M) Baseball (M) Cross Country (W/M) Equestrian (W/M) eSports (W/M) Football (M) Golf (W/M) Lacrosse (W) Soccer (W/M) Softball (W) Tennis (W/M) Swimming & Diving (W/M) Track & Field (W/M) Volleyball (W) Wrestling (M)

College is what you make it and at TU, we want you to make it an unforgettable experience. College is more than just classes and homework.

At Tiffin University, a football player can sing in the choir and a softball player can join a sorority. Be a resident assistant, an intramural star, the lead in the play, or be all three! There are endless opportunities to build your own experience. TU has 35 student organizations and there are 1,000 student activities held during the course of an academic year. If you do not find your niche among the 35 student organizations, you may start your own group on campus.

A full listing of student organizations is available at http://www.tiffin.edu/clubs.

ART IN THE CITY Diane Kidd Gallery Tiffin Art Guild and Gallery Tiffin Glass Museum Seneca County Museum MUSIC Ritz Theater Phat Cakes TU Music Department PROFESSIONAL SPORTS FOR ALL SEASONS Cleveland Browns - Football Cleveland Indians - Baseball Cleveland Cavaliers - Basketball Detroit Lions - Football Detroit Tigers - Baseball Detroit Pistons - Basketball Columbus Crew - Soccer A WORLD OF FUN Cedar Point Amusement Park - Sandusky Put-in Bay - Lake Erie Toledo Zoo Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Easton Town Center - Columbus Polaris Fashion Place - Columbus Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Cleveland Great Lakes Science Center - Cleveland Horseshoe Casino - Cleveland Amish Countr y

Performing Arts Color Guard / Majorette Dance Team Instrumental Music Theatre Visual Art Vocal Music

Student Organizations Academic Clubs Community Service Organizations Faith-based Fraternity / Sorority Special Interest Groups

Club and Recreational Sports Bowling Cheerleading Equestrian Intramural Sports Men’s Volleyball Outdoor Adventure Rugby

Tiffin Area Recreation Ballroom Dancing Bowling Camping Canoeing Civil War Museum Corn Maze Farm Market Flea Market Hedges-Boyer Park Ice-skating Karaoke Nature Preserve Square Dancing YMCA

ing cultural and entertainment-related activities.

Read more by visiting www.tiffinohio.gov/about.html.

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TRAVEL TIMES FROM TIFFIN BY CAR Toledo = 1 hour Columbus = 2 hours Cleveland = 2 hours Detroit = 2 hours

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INTERNATIONAL ADMISSION It is strongly recommended that you apply as early as possible. Late applications may encounter delays as unforeseen complications may ensue in receiving your admission or non-immigrant F-1 student visa. We accept applications on a rolling basis, meaning applications are always accepted and will be reviewed. However, we recommend applying at the latest by the priority application deadlines*: » Fall semester: July 15 for both graduate students and undergraduate students (classes begin in August) » Spring semester: November 15 for both graduate students and undergraduate students (classes begin in January) » Please contact ia@tiffin.edu with any inquires.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS » A promising scholastic performance showing high likelihood to succeed in a U.S. campus setting. » English language proficiency requirement.* - Score must be equal to or higher than a TOEFL (Test of English as Foreign Language) score of 500 paper-based or 61 computer-based for undergraduate applicants, 550 paper-based or 79 computer-based for graduate applicants. IELTS score of 5.0 for undergraduate applicants, 6.0 for graduate applicants.

- Applicants who have studied academic coursework at a US university may be exempt from this requirement.

» Minimum GPA - First-year and transfer undergraduate students are required to have a minimum GPA of 2.25 and 2.0, respectively.

Graduate students are required to have a minimum GPA of 3.0. » Copy of valid passport. » Evidence of adequate financial support (Attested/Original).

- A financial statement with supporting bank documents proving you meet the minimum balance requirements.

Please visit our website for details regarding the current tuition rate. The amount of scholarships and grants offered can be deducted from that balance. » A short, personal statement about your reasons and objectives for attending TU for grad students.

- Some departments may require a more detailed personal statement and resume or curriculum vitae for graduate study (graduate students are required to submit a resume)

*Subject to change .

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MAJORS BACHELOR’S DEGREES Accounting (B.B.A) Arts Administration (B.A.) Computer and Information Systems (B.B.A.) Communication (B.A.) Corrections (B.C.J.) Criminalistics (B.C.J.) Cyber-Defense and Information Assurance (B.A.) Digital Forensics (B.C.J.) Digital Innovation and Design (B.B.A.) English (B.A.) English with licensure in Integrated Language Arts (B.A.) English, History, or Science with licensure in Education (B.A.) Exercise Science (B.S.) Finance (B.B.A.) Forensic Psychology (B.C.J.) Forensic Science (B.S.) General Science (B.A.) Global Leadership Honors (B.B.A.) Government and National Security (B.A.) History (B.A.) History with licensure in Integrated Social Studies (B.A.) Homeland Security and Terrorism (B.C.J.) Law Enforcement (A.C.J.*, B.C.J.) Management (B.B.A.) Marketing (B.B.A.) Professional Music (B.A.) Professional Studies (B.A.) Psychology (B.A.) Sports and Recreation Management (B.B.A.)

MASTER’S DEGREES Finance (M.B.A) Forensic Psychology (M.S.) General Management (M.B.A.) Healthcare Administration (M.B.A.) Human Resource Management (M.B.A.) International Business (M.B.A.) Leadership (M.B.A.) Marketing (M.B.A.) Non-Profit Management (M.B.A.) Sports Management (M.B.A.) ONLINE DEGREES ONLY Bachelor’s Degree Healthcare Administration (B.S.) Information Technology (B.S.) Master’s Degree Art and Visual Media (M.H.) Communication (M.H.) Creative Writing (M.H.) Crime Analysis (M.S.) Criminal Behavior (M.S.) Education Technology (M.Ed.) English (M.H.) Film Studies (M.H.) Higher Education Administration (M.Ed.) Homeland Security Administration (M.S.) Humanities (M.H.) Individualized Studies (M.H.) Justice Administration (M.S.)

English as a Second Language Program (ESL) Consists of 5 levels of English language instruction with a curriculum designed to develop skills in the four domain areas (reading, writing, speaking, and listening) needed to be fluent in English as well as successful in a chosen degree program. In addistion to coursework, students in the program participate in a weekly community partnership program and bi-weekly pull-out sessions that focus on their acclimation to American culture. We also offer additional tiers of research and writing support for our undergraduate and graduate students who meet the University’s English language requirements.