Taylor University Fort Wayne
1025 W Rudisill Blvd
Fort Wayne IN 46807
(260) 744-8600
General Information
- Campus Setting
City: Midsize
- Type of School
Private, not-for-profit
4-year or Above
- Total Enrollment
999 (999 undergraduate)
- Programs Offered
Associate's degree
Bachelor's degree
- Calendar
Four-one-four plan
- Student-to-Faculty Ratio
21 to 1
- Distance Learning Opportunities
Yes
Student Body
- Full Time / Part Time
30% / 70%
- Men / Women (Full Time)
36% / 64%
- Undergraduate / Graduate
100% / 0%
- In-State / Out-of-State
67% / 33%
Breakdown of Student Population by Ethnicity
Estimated Cost & Financial Aid
- Tuition & Fees
$21,164
- Room & BoardN/A
- Percentage of Students
Receiving Any Financial Aid
N/A
- Average Financial Aid Package$12,385
- Average Indebtedness at GraduationN/A
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Undergraduate Admissions
- Total Number of Applicants327
- Students Admitted
226
(69%)
- Students Enrolled85
(26%)
- Average High School GPAN/A
- Students in top 10% of HS ClassN/A
- SAT Critical Reading (Middle 50%)
410-580
- SAT Critical Math (Middle 50%)
390-550
- SAT Critical Writing (Middle 50%)
390-570
- ACT Composite (Middle 50%)
17-25
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Business, management, marketing, and related support services
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Business Administration and Management, General
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International Business/Trade/Commerce
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Marketing/Marketing Management, General
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Computer and Information Sciences, General
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Information Science/Studies
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Education
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Early Childhood Education and Teaching
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Elementary Education and Teaching
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English language and literature/letters
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Creative Writing
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English Language and Literature, General
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Liberal arts and sciences, general studies and humanities
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Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities, Other
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Multi/interdisciplinary studies
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Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other
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Psychology
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Psychology, General
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Public administration and social service professions
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Social Work
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Security and protective services
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Criminal Justice/Safety Studies
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Theology and religious vocations
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Bible/Biblical Studies
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Pastoral Studies/Counseling
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Religious Education
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Visual and performing arts
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Music, General
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Academic Profile of Incoming Freshman
- Total Number of Applicants327
- Students Admitted
226
(69%)
- Students Enrolled85
(26%)
- Average High School GPAN/A
- Students in top 10% of HS ClassN/A
- Students in top 25% of HS ClassN/A
- Students in top 50% of HS ClassN/A
- SAT Critical Reading (Middle 50%)
410-580
- SAT Critical Math (Middle 50%)
390-550
- SAT Critical Writing (Middle 50%)
390-570
- ACT Composite (Middle 50%)
17-25
Undergraduate Application Process
- Application FeeN/A
- Early Decision Application DeadlineN/A
- Regular Application DeadlineN/A
- High School RankRecommended
- High School RecordRequired
- Completion of College-Prep ProgramRecommended
- Admissions Test Scores (ACT/SAT)Required
- TOEFL (Test of English as Foreign
Language)Do not know
Estimated Cost
- Tuition & Fees
$21,164
- Room & BoardN/A
- Books & SuppliesN/A
- Average Cost Per Credit HourN/A
Estimated Financial Aid
- Percentage of Students
Receiving Any Financial AidN/A
- Average Financial Aid Package$12,385
- Average Indebtedness at GraduationN/A
- Federal Grants47%$3,834
- Pell Grants47%$2,856
- Other Federal Grants34%$1,354
- State & Local Grants36%$7,824
- Institutional Grants100%$7,748
- Federal Loans95%N/A
- Non-Federal Loans4%N/A
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