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Elmhurst College is a private college affiliated with the United Church of Christ and was founded in 1871. Mission The College seeks to support a diverse and caring community of scholars, teachers, students, and staff who work together for the purpose of learning. The College dedicates itself to the development of humane values, the skills of critical and creative inquiry, the capacity and desire to serve others, commitment to meaningful work, understanding of global interdependence, and responsible citizenship. The College affirms the spiritual basis for living a meaningful and purposeful life. Location Elmhurst, IL, 16 miles west of Chicago. Athletics NCAA Division III, Collegiate Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW), 17 varsity sports, and many intramurals to choose from. |
Student Profile 2,068 students (66% female, 34% male); from 25 states and 29 foreign countries, 18% minority. Faculty Profile 113 full and part-time faculty. 13:1 student/faculty ratio. Average class size is 19. Costs and Aid 2004-2005: $26,664 comprehensive ($20,090 tuition); Over 70% of students receive some financial aid. Average Award $15,000 More Distinctions: ·America’s Best Colleges, a survey done by the U.S. News and World Report, consistently ranks Elmhurst College as one of the best top-tier schools in the Midwest. |
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