The University of Findlay

Discover Yourself
Discover who you can be at The University of Findlay. College is about learning
who you are and who you are meant to be. Our dynamic programs, warm campus
environment and engaging faculty will help you discover what your future holds.

Founded in 1882, UF ranks in the top tier of U.S. News & World Report’s
“America’s Best Colleges” in the Midwest for 2008 and 2009 and was named a Best
Midwestern College for 2007, 2008 and 2009 by the Princeton Review. It has been
recognized as one of “America’s Best Private Colleges” by Institutional Research
and Evaluation Inc., an independent research organization specializing in higher
education, for the past three years.

Because our mission is to equip students for meaningful lives and productive
careers, a degree from The University of Findlay is designed to help you be
successful in all aspects of life. Through more than 60 challenging academic
programs and extensive activities, you will find everything you need to have a fun
and fulfilling college experience.

Programs of Study
Undergraduate
Degrees
Accounting
- Financial Accounting
- Managerial Accounting
Animal Science
Art
- Industrial Design
Freshman Profile
(Fall ‘08)
(Product Development Track)
- Industrial Design
New students: Approximately 800 (Special Effects Track)
Average GPA: 3.5 - Interior Design
Average SAT score: 1570 - Media Arts and Animation
Average ACT score: 24.2 - Photography
Enrollment: More than 4,400 Art Management
Nearly 3,000 undergraduate Biology
More than 1,400 graduate
Business Management
Student-to-Faculty Ratio: 17:1
Average Class Size: 20 students Chemistry
Children’s Book Illustration
Computer Science
- Business
- Computer Systems
- Information Assurance
- Mathematics
- Web & Database
Criminal Justice Administration
Digital Media
Economics
Education
- Adolescent/Young Adult
• Integrated English/Language Arts
• Integrated Mathematics
• Integrated Science
• Integrated Social Studies
• Life Science
- Early Childhood
- Intervention Specialist Education/
Mild to Moderate Disabilities
- Middle Childhood

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 • Language Arts/Math History Spanish Graduate and
• Language Arts/Science Hospitality Management Strength & Conditioning
• Language Arts/Social Studies Human Resource Management Studio Art Professional Degrees
• Math/Science International Business Teaching English to Speakers of Other Athletic Training
• Math/Social Studies Interpersonal Communication Languages (TESOL) Business Administration
• Science/Social Studies Japanese Technical Communication Education
- Multi-Age Journalism Theatre Environmental, Safety & Occupational
• Drama/Theatre Law & the Liberal Arts - Music Theatre Health Management
• Health Education Marketing - Performance Liberal Studies
• Japanese Mathematics - Production Design & Technology Occupational Therapy
• Physical Education - Applied Emphasis for Actuary Pharmacy (Candidate status)
• Spanish Preparation *non-degree course of study in Physical Therapy
• Visual Arts - Applied Emphasis for Computer cooperation with Mt. Carmel College of Teaching English to Speakers of
English Science Nursing or Lourdes College Other Languages (TESOL)/Bilingual
- Creative Writing - Applied Emphasis for Engineering Education
- General Writing Science
- Literature - Applied Emphasis for Operations
- Teaching Research
English as an International Language - Pure Mathematics
Entrepreneurship Medical Technology
Environmental, Safety & Occupational Nuclear Medicine Technology
Health Management Operations & Logistics
Equestrian Studies Philosophy/Applied Philosophy
- English Riding/Training Physical Education
- Western Riding/Training Physician Assistant
Equine Business Management Political Science
Finance Pre-Medicine
Forensic Science Pre-Medicine/Nuclear Medicine

Successful
- DNA/Serology Technology
- Toxicology Pre-Nursing*
Graphic Communication Pre-Veterinary Medicine
Health Communication Psychology
Health Education - General Major
Health Science Public Relations
- Pre-Occupational Therapy Religious Studies
- Pre-Physical Therapy - Biblical Studies
Health Studies - Christian Studies
- Gerontology - Comparative Religion Studies
- Health Care Management - Individualized Studies
- Personal Training Social Work
- Psychology Sociology

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Academics
No matter what your perspective, you can’t help but notice the energy, excitement
and innovation at The University of Findlay. We take an entrepreneurial approach to
developing curricula for both traditional majors and new programs. Career-focused
studies, combined with a liberal arts foundation, will equip you for a productive future
both in your profession and as a contributing citizen.

With an average class size of 20 students, you will have one-on-one interaction with
our dynamic faculty in every class. In addition, you will have a faculty adviser who will
guide you throughout every step of your college career.

Push Yourself a Little Harder

Our Honors Program is designed to help
motivate students with outstanding abilities
beyond the general academic excellence
through independent research, individual
guidance and special projects and seminars.
You can design your own honors curriculum
through the projects you develop and the
honors classes you choose.

Accreditations
The University of Findlay is authorized by the Ohio Board of
Regents and accredited by the Higher Learning Commission as
well as the national accrediting organizations for athletic training,
environmental, safety and occupational health management,
nuclear medicine technology, occupational therapy, physical
therapy, physician assistant, social work and teacher education. Its
pharmacy program holds candidate status with the Accreditation
Council for Pharmacy Education.

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College of Business
Building on a strong foundation that focuses on globalization, corporate best practices
and entrepreneurship, a business degree from The University of Findlay will give you
the knowledge and experience you need to excel in the demanding and ever-changing
business environment. As a business student at UF, you can major in any of our 11
programs ranging from entrepreneurship to hospitality management.

Undergraduate Degree Highlights

• Accounting: Comprehensive accounting degree prepares students for CPA or CMA
certification. Accounting graduates have an 80-percent passage rate for the CPA exam.
• SIFE: Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) team teaches economic concepts and

Challenged
competes at a national level. UF’s SIFE team won the regional competition for the
past three years.
• Operations and Logistics: UF’s business faculty have a strong relationship with
area business leaders and students get hands-on experience through several large, area
distribution centers.

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

• Offers concentrations in organizational leadership, health care management,
hospitality management, public administration, and sports and event management.
• The Findlay MBA is known for a curriculum that focuses on experiential learning and
the practical applications of business knowledge and developing analytical, managerial
and integrative skills. Catering to working adults and international students, classes
are held days, evenings and weekends on campus and online.

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Academics
College of Health Professions Graduate Programs
The College of Health Professions is home to some of our most in-demand programs Master of Athletic Training (MAT)
including nuclear medicine technology, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician assistant • Students can enter as undergraduates (3+2 or five years).
and nuclear medicine technology. In any of the college’s eight majors or the doctor of • UF’s program is the only MAT program in the midwestern Great Lakes region and
pharmacy program, you will gain hands-on experience through clinical training in some one of only 22 in the world.
of the 500 hospitals, outpatient clinics and rehabilitation centers that are associated with
The University of Findlay. Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT)
• Five-and-one-half-year program enables graduates to sit for occupational therapy
registered (OTR) examination, with a pass rate significantly above the
College Highlights national average.
• UF offers bachelor’s degree programs in medical technology, nuclear medicine
• 100-percent job placement rate.
technology, pre-medicine, strength and conditioning, health studies, health education
and physical education.
Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)
• A four-year degree in physician assistant is moving toward a transition to a master’s
• Program includes three years of prerequisites plus three years of professional
degree. The physician assistant program prepares students to practice medicine under
studies (3+3).
the supervision of a physician. Job opportunities are projected to continue increasing,
• Graduates in the traditional program receive a bachelor’s degree after the fourth year of
with positions available in private practices, clinics, hospitals, HMOs, nursing homes
study and a doctor of physical therapy after the sixth year.
and others.
• 100-percent job placement rate.
• Brewer Center for the Health Sciences provides a high-tech environment with
• More than 90 percent pass the National Physical Therapy Examination on the first try,
classrooms, program laboratories, a cadaver laboratory, an on-site clinic and a top-
with an ultimate pass rate of 96 percent.
notch lecture hall.
• The Nuclear Medicine Institute offers a one-year certificate program and is associated
Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)
with 10 academic affiliates and more than 100 affiliate hospitals and radiopharmacies.
• The University of Findlay’s School of Pharmacy was the first new pharmacy program
• The University received accreditation approval in 2008 to offer a doctor of physical
in the state of Ohio in more than 100 years. UF’s program is a direct entry or zero
therapy degree.
plus six program leading to a doctor of pharmacy degree. Graduates will be qualified
to sit for pharmacy licensure in all 50 states or continue with graduate education,
clinical residencies or advanced fellowships in pharmacy practice.

• The Accreditation Council on Pharmacy Education has awarded UF candidate status,

and the pharmacy program is endorsed by the Higher Learning Commission and the
Ohio Board of Regents.

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College of Education
UF’s teacher education program is constantly evolving to meet the changing
requirements of the state and national education system. Accredited by the National
Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education and the Higher Learning Commission,
our program emphasizes practical experience, the integration of technology in
classrooms and the benefits of service learning.

College Highlights
• Teacher licensure areas include adolescent/young adult, early childhood, intervention
specialist education/mild to moderate disabilities, middle childhood and multi-age
education.
• Teacher education majors begin working with children in classrooms during their
freshman year where they begin to embed theory into practice and acquire more
extensive field experiences during their sophomore and junior years in preparation for
student teaching.
• Students are trained using the newest technologies in the classroom and every student
creates a digital portfolio that can be presented to potential employers.
• Endorsements are offered in reading and teaching English to speakers of other
languages (TESOL) and bilingual education.

Master of Arts in Education

• Core topics include principles of leadership, management of change, collaboration
concepts and research, with additional endorsements in technology, reading, TESOL
and Early Education of the Handicapped (EEH).
• Candidates may earn a principal’s or superintendent’s license.
• A human resource development strand prepares students for careers in business, non-
profit, education and government settings.

Inspired

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Academics
College of Liberal Arts
The College of Liberal Arts offers 27 successful programs that will equip you with the
indispensable tools that you will need for that first job and for a lifetime of achieve-
ments. Our programs range from communications, political science and English to
history, Japanese and psychology.
College Highlights:
• Art: Unique majors in art management and children’s book illustration, along with
traditional training in ceramics, painting, printmaking, photography and sculpture.
• Communication: Hands-on learning with student media, an award-winning public
relations chapter and a television production studio.
• Criminal Justice Administration: Law enforcement, corrections and crime analysis.
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• Forensic Science: Emphases in DNA/serology and toxicology are available.
• Language and Culture: Study-abroad options bring theory to life.
• Theatre: Music theatre emphasis includes both theatrical and music studies.
• Law and the Liberal Arts: Prepares students to succeed in law and graduate school.
Graduate Programs: The college also offers a master of arts degree in teaching English
to speakers of other languages (TESOL) and bilingual education and a master of arts
in liberal studies. A 4+1 program allows students to complete a bachelor’s degree in any
liberal arts field and a master’s degree in business in just five years!
“I get the opportunity to know most of my students on a
personal level. Students know that my door is always open,
not only to discuss their academic work, but also their lives.
We talk ... and we continue to talk throughout their lives.”
Louis Stulman, Ph. D.
Chair of the department of religious studies and philosophy
Professor of religion
College of Sciences
From environmental management to Internet security, the College of Sciences can train
you for many of the fastest growing careers in today’s marketplace.

At UF, you can observe an equine surgery, study gene replication, develop new com-
puter software, analyze exposure risks to hazardous chemicals and much more. Our
rigorous academic programs, experienced faculty and focus on hands-on training will
prepare you for a successful career in the sciences.

College Highlights:
• Environmental, Safety and Occupational Health Management: Prepares students
with a comprehensive background in science, environmental regulations and
business practices; traditional undergraduate program holds Accreditation Board for
Engineering and Technology (ABET)
• Equestrian Studies: Nationally recognized programs in English and western riding, as
well as a major in equine business management, are available. Academic preparation
in the fundamentals of equine science is combined with practical experience and
training. UF’s Intercollegiate Horse Show Association teams won the national
championship in western competition and the reserve championship in English
competion in 2007. The western team won the reserve championship in 2008. UF is
home to four High Point Riders in the past four years.
• Pre-Veterinary Medicine: Unique program offers hands-on experience all four years,
acquainting students with small and large animals. UF graduates have been accepted
to all 28 veterinary programs in the United States, as well as several internationally.
• Computer Science: The information assurance emphasis trains students to work in
computer and Internet security. The program is certified by the Committee on
National Security Systems and is just one of several emphasis areas offered.

Mentored
• Biology: The degree prepares students for agricultural opportunities, laboratory/field
work, wildlife preservation and for additional study in graduate school.
• Teaching Certifications: available in mathematics and science.

Graduate Programs
Master of Science in Environmental, Safety and Health Management
• Provides graduates with the skills to make managerial decisions and to provide
leadership in environmental, safety and occupational health careers.
• Graduate certificates are offered in emergency and disaster management,
environmental management, and occupational health and safety management. All
courses are available online.

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Campus Life
Living on Campus Services For You
The University of Findlay is a place where getting caught up in an afternoon game of Findlay offers many services and programs to give you the support you need to be suc-
Frisbee or just playing pool with friends in the residence halls can make memories that cessful and to get the most out of your college experience.
last a lifetime. With classes, friends, food and academic resources all within a short walk,
your residence hall will become your home away from home. Technology and Computer Resources: Numerous areas throughout campus have wire-
less Internet access including classrooms, the Alumni Memorial Union, Old Main and
As a freshman, you will get to know other new students by living in one of the Univer- Shafer Library. There also are 10 computer labs that are open extensive hours through-
sity’s eight residence halls. Spacious townhouses, apartment-style cottages and special out the week and weekends.
interest houses are available for upperclassmen. All housing areas are fully furnished, and
offer the use of free washer and dryers, cable television and high-speed Internet access. Academic Support Services: When you are facing a challenging class or feeling academi-
Housing is guaranteed for the first three years, giving incoming students one less thing cally overwhelmed, The University of Findlay provides many services to help you suc-
to worry about. ceed. Some of these services include:
• Disability Services
Food for Thought • Learning Difference Support Program
Our Henderson Dining Hall is a tastefully decorated, 507-seat facility that encourages • Peer Tutoring Service
students to come and connect with friends over great food in a relaxing setting. You can • Student Office for Advocacy and Retention (SOAR)
choose from a variety of foods including salads, soups, international fare, pizza, entrees, • Writing Center
desserts and made-to-order delicatessen sandwiches. In addition, a full-service snack bar • Reading Center
is located in the Alumni Memorial Union. • Study Strategy Information

Because UF offers five different dining plans and flexible meal options, you will be able
to choose the plan that best fits your needs. You also can sign up for Bonus Dollars
and Munch Money that can be used at Domino’s Pizza, Marco’s Pizza, East of Chicago
Pizza, Maria’s Tacos and the George House Coffee and Tea Co.

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Health and Well-Being: The Cosiano Health Center offers general health assessment
and care with nurses available every day, and a physician holds regular hours each week.
The Office of Counseling Services is also available to provide quality personal counsel-
ing to anyone experiencing social, emotional and/or mental health difficulties.

New Student Orientation: Before you get ready to move into your new residence hall,
you will be able to meet with your academic adviser, sign up for classes, become familiar

Yourself
with campus, and take placement tests during summer Student Registration and Family
Orientation days.

“I can’t see myself at a big school, where students are just

students. At Findlay, we are looked at as individuals with
goals, and the faculty here acknowledges that our goals
are all different.”

Valerie Kidd, ’09

Multi-age visual arts and graphic communications major

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Campus Life
Activities and Adventures A few of our 65 social, service, professional and spiritual organizations and
Since we are a small campus, you can be involved in as many things as you want at UF. activities include:
You can sing in the concert-chorale, join a social fraternity, host a show on UF-TV • Physician Assistant Student Society
or become a part of any of our 65 student organizations. You also can enjoy concerts, • Academic honor societies • Social fraternities and sororities
comedians and entertainers that perform on campus throughout the school year. • Black Student Union • Student Government Association
• Service learning-based organizations • Teachers of Tomorrow
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes • University Bands
• The Pulse student newspaper

Building a City of Awareness

Many student organizations coordinate
projects and events that benefit local needs
or raise awareness about important societal
issues. For example, members of UF’s Habitat
for Humanity chapter organize an annual Box
City event during which students construct
“homes” out of cardboard boxes and
spend the night on UF’s front lawn to raise
awareness about homelessness.

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The City of Findlay
When you are ready to venture off-campus, take a walk down the city of Findlay’s Main
Street to the row of restaurants and specialty shops. Or enjoy the city’s nightlife —
coffeehouses, shopping at the mall and movie theatres. Findlay also is a short drive from
many fun places to spend a Saturday afternoon including the Cedar Point Amusement
Park and Lake Erie.

Intercollegiate Sports
UF is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division
II and of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, and competes in the
Intercollegiate Horse Show Association.
Men Women
Baseball Golf Basketball Softball
Basketball Soccer Cross Country Swimming & Diving
Cross Country Swimming & Diving Equestrian Tennis
Equestrian Tennis - English Track & Field
- English Track & Field - Western Volleyball
- Western Wrestling Golf
Football Soccer

Findlay also offers year-round club sports and intramural sports. Our 27 intramural
sports include flag football, basketball, dodgeball and co-ed volleyball.

Active
Facilities
Open to the entire campus community, the Ralph and Gladys Koehler Fitness and
Recreation Complex is home to a six-lane NCAA-regulation track, four basketball/
volleyball/tennis courts, an ice arena and a newly-expanded cardio center.

The Croy Physical Education Center houses UF’s basketball, volleyball and swimming
teams and features the Houdeshell Court and a 25-meter swimming pool.

The Gardner Fitness Center services academic, athletic and recreational needs with an
updated weight room, training room and two classrooms.
Whether you want to compete at an
The Armstrong Sports Complex offers six outdoor professional-grade tennis courts intercollegiate level, or just want take a
and two football practice fields. The 20-acre site is under development, with plans for break from the books with a friendly game
adding a baseball field, softball field and an eight-lane, all-weather track as funds are of dodgeball, Findlay offers you plenty of
raised. opportunities to stay on the move.

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Hands-on Learning
One-on-One Faculty Advising
One of the first people you will get to know on campus will be your faculty adviser.
Because our faculty members are so involved with the development and success of
their students, your adviser will help you do much more than just sign up for the right
classes. You and your adviser will work together to explore pathways to the right career
for you, find opportunities to get hands-on experience in your field and ultimately learn
more about who you are and who you will be.

The Art of Teaching

Located on campus, the Mazza Museum
of International Art from Children’s Picture
Books is the first and largest teaching
gallery of its kind in the world. The museum
contains more than 3,700 pieces of original
artwork and hosts more than 10,000
visitors each year.

The Oiler Experience

The Oiler Experience is a program intended to introduce all freshmen to college life at
UF. The course is designed and taught by a cadre of student-services professionals whose
educational backgrounds and specialized training are focused on helping students to
succeed, both in and out of the classroom.

An education from The University of Findlay

also includes experiences you can only get
outside of the classroom. At UF, you will not
only be prepared for your career, but also
for life.

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 Learning in the World’s Classroom
Through UF’s Study Abroad Program, you can expand your outlook on the world by
studying in other countries. Educational travel programs sponsored by professional
organizations, short-term study tours hosted by faculty, study at sea programs and
international exchange programs provide exciting learning opportunities. Travel
destinations over the past several years include Brazil, Borneo, China, England, Italy,
Mexico and Japan.

Cultural Activities
The University of Findlay’s Concert and Lecture Series provides cultural enrichment
experiences through hosting symphony and opera performances by professional
companies. Our theatre program performs four productions a year, and the
SummerStock program brings in professional guest actors and student interns from
across the country to perform in productions each summer.

You also can display your artistic talents in the Dudley and Mary Marks Lea Gallery,
which hosts exhibits by students, faculty and guest artists. Original art also is displayed
in the Old Main Gallery and the 1124 Gallery.

Extending a Helping Hand

At Findlay, you will be able to use your skills and talents to make a real difference in the

Enriched
lives of others. From helping stock pantries at local shelters to teaching computer skills
to the underprivileged, the opportunities to enrich your college experience through
service are endless at Findlay. The Campus Compact Center for Service and Learning
can provide support to any student, faculty, staff or community member who wishes to
become involved in serving the Findlay/Hancock County community.

Each year more than 1,700 students, faculty and staff at UF volunteer to complete more
than 8,000 hours of service to the community. Examples of service projects include:
• Alternative Spring Break;
• Tutoring in Spanish and American Sign Language;
• Organizing charitable drives to collect food, clothing, supplies, toys and money for The University of Findlay is home to more
than 800 international students who
local non-profits; and
enhance the campus environment for all
• Teaching personal finance skills to the underprivileged. students.

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Hands-on Learning
Experience that Pays
We know that having a successful career you love is the main reason you are going to
college. And we will help prepare you for everything from choosing the right career to
finding your first job after graduation.
UF’s Office of Career Services will help you:
• Develop strong interviewing skills
• Write an effective cover letter and résumé
• Find an on- or off-campus job during the academic year
• Find an internship or full-time position
The office also hosts mock interview sessions and on-campus recruiting programs
that bring representatives from businesses and organizations to campus to recruit UF
students.
And, because our faculty care about your success, they will use their professional
experiences and contacts to help you find internship and job opportunities.
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Chart Your Course
Unsure about what you want to major in? You’re not alone. Nearly 10 percent of all
freshmen at UF are undecided in their major. In addition, nearly half of all students will
change their major within their first two years in college. But don’t worry – our Office
of Career Services will work with you to help you find the major that fits your interests.
Real-World Opportunities
When you are ready to put what you’ve learned in class into practice, UF offers you
many ways to get real-world experience and build your résumé before you graduate:
• Clinicals: Professional experience in a health-care setting that is part of a health
professions degree or licensing program.
• Co-ops: At-least two semesters of full-time work, with competitive salaries.
• Field Experience: Professional work under the supervision of a faculty member or a
professional in your field, typically completed for class credit.
• Internships: Will vary in length and responsibilities. Can be paid or unpaid and can be
taken for credit.
• Performance: Theatrical and musical experience in student productions organized by
the performing arts programs.
• Research: Done in a campus laboratory or on-site where you assist a faculty member
with research studies.
• Student Teaching: Professional classroom experience for education majors.
“I applied to big schools, but I realized that it was impersonal, and they didn’t
have the hands-on. Here, the animals are University-owned, and everything
is done educationally. I like that it is small — professors, not assistants, teach
the classes.”
Ashley Taylor ’08
Pre-veterinary Medicine
Making it Work
UF alumni are leading successful careers all over the country. UF graduates are
working in companies such as:

• Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.

• Daimler Chrysler
• Dana Commercial Credit
• Dow Chemical Co.
• Environmental Protection Agency
• Ernst & Young
• Honda of America Manufacturing Inc.
• Ohio News Network
• Procter & Gamble
• U.S. Department of Labor
• Walt Disney World
• Whirlpool Corp. and more!

Prepared

More than 1,600 internship and full-time

job opportunities from employers across
the country were posted through UF’s
Office of Career Services for 2007-08.

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Admissions
Dollars and Sense
The value of an education from The University of Findlay is defined by the successful
careers and meaningful lives of our graduates. To help you become one of our successful
alumni, we offer a variety of financial aid options.
Types of Financial Aid
• Merit scholarships – ranging from $8,000 to $13,000, based on GPA and ACT or
SAT scores
• Athletic scholarships for sports
• Performance awards for students involved in theatre and music
• Need-based financial aid – based on FAFSA results and financial need
• Endowed scholarships – available your sophomore through senior years
Financial aid may include grants or scholarships, student employment and student loans.
Many families find our payment plan a convenient way to manage the costs of a qual-
ity education. We can help you find the many financial aid resources available. Ninety
percent of students receive some type of financial aid.
Financial Aid Checklist
Apply and be accepted to Findlay.
Obtain and complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), available at
www.fasfsa.org.
List UF on your FAFSA form (code number 003045).
We will send you information about your financial aid award based on the results of
the FAFSA form.
The average need-based aid package was
$19,080 for full-time students in fall 2007.
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Tuition & Fees (2008-09)
Tuition $23,938
Room & Board $8,306
Required Fees $732
Total $32,976*
*Additional surcharges are required for students in the equestrian studies, pre-veterinary
medicine and pharmacy programs.
Applying to Findlay
To be accepted to The University of Findlay, you must have a high school diploma in a
college preparatory course of study. We recommend that you have four units of English,
three units of math, three units of social sciences, two units of science and two units of
a foreign language. Your application consideration is based on high school grades, class
rank, ACT or SAT scores and other indicators of academic or personal success.
To Apply to UF:
• Complete our free application at www.findlay.edu or request a printed copy from the
Office of Undergraduate Admissions after your junior year.
• Ask your guidance counselor to send us your official transcript.
• Ask your guidance counselor or teacher to complete a letter of recommendation.
• Have your ACT or SAT scores forwarded to us.
Admission decisions are made continually throughout the year. We will notify you of
your admission status soon after we have received all of your application information.
Questions? Contact us at 1-800-0932, 419-434-4732 or at admissions@findlay.edu.
 Come Visit Us
Many of our students say that as soon as they arrived on campus, they just knew
Findlay was the right place for them. Find out if Findlay is right for you by coming for a
campus visit. During your visit, you will meet with an admissions counselor, faculty and
coaches, tour campus and enjoy a complimentary meal in the dining hall.
Campus Visit Days
Learn more about Findlay when you attend a group campus visit day, scheduled from
September through June. For students and their families interested in equestrian and
pre-veterinary medicine studies or health professions, several visit days will focus on
those majors.

You can schedule a visit online at www.findlay.edu or contact the Office of Visit www.findlay.edu and click on “Schedule Your Visit” to choose which visit day you
Undergraduate Admissions at 1-800-548-0932, 419-434-4732 or at admissions@ want to attend.
findlay.edu.

Location, Location, Location

The University of Findlay is conveniently located at 1000 N. Main St. near several
major state routes and Interstates. I-75, SR 12 and US 224 run through the city of
Findlay, and the Ohio Turnpike is just 45 minutes away.

Several large cities are located close to Findlay:

Toledo 1 hr. Cleveland 2.5 hrs.
Columbus 2 hrs. Pittsburgh 4 hrs.
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