Willamette University

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Quick Facts 2009-2010

Students

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Students

Undergraduate, full time 1,800
Men 783 (44%)
Women 1,018 (56%)
All graduate programs 805
Multicultural enrollment 18%
Graduation rate 79%
First-year to sophomore retention 89%
Student origins 43 states, 27 countries
National Scholarship winners in the past decade
(Fulbright, Truman, Goldwater, National Science Foundation, etc.)
118

2009-2010

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Class of 2013 Entering Profile

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Class of 2013 Entering Profile

Number Applied 6,025
Number Enrolling 588
Median GPA 3.75
Median SAT (Critical Reading + Math + Writing) 1840
Median ACT 28

2009-2010

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Faculty

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Faculty

Total Faculty 318
Faculty with PhD or terminal degree 96%
CLA Student-Faculty ratio 10:1
Average class size 14

2009-2010

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Class Size | Number of classes

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Class Size | Number of classes

CLASS SIZE NUMBER OF CLASSES
1–9 223
10–15 164
16–20 120
21–30 120
31–47 18
>47 0

2009-2010

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Financial

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Financial

Operating Budget $80.1 million
Endowment $208 million
Tuition and Fees $35,610
Comprehensive Charges (Tuition, room, board, books & fees) $44,880
Receiving Need-Based Aid 62%
Average Need-Based Financial Aid Package $29,630

2009-2010

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Off-campus Study

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Off-campus Study

The Office of International Education supports a diverse collection of study abroad and exchange programs in 40 countries on six continents.

Students who earn credit for off-campus study: 57%

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Centers for Excellence

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Centers for Excellence

Willamette’s Centers for Excellence offer enhanced research opportunities for students and faculty. The centers support student internships, faculty and student fellowships, campus programming and community outreach. The five centers are the Center for Ancient Studies and Archaeology; the Center for Asian Studies; the Center for the Study of Democracy, Religion and Law; the Center for Public Policy; and the Center for Sustainable Communities.

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Tokyo International University of America (TIUA)

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Tokyo International University of America (TIUA)

Every year 100 students from Tokyo International University (Japan) enroll at TIUA/Willamette to study English and the liberal arts. Through campus life programming and classes, Willamette and TIUA students share cultures and learn from each other. Some TIU students enter Willamette as degree-seeking students, and 10–15 Willamette students enroll in the Japan Studies Program at TIU (Japan).

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Athletics

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Athletics

NCAA Division III Sports

  • Baseball (M)
  • Basketball (M, W)
  • Cross Country (M, W)
  • Football (M)
  • Golf (M, W)
  • Rowing (M, W)
  • Soccer (M, W)
  • Softball (W)
  • Swimming (M, W)
  • Tennis (M, W)
  • Track and Field (M, W)
  • Volleyball (W)

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Community Service

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Community Service

Service and volunteerism permeate the Willamette community. Each year students contribute more than 66,000 hours of volunteer service to 65 local nonprofit agencies and schools. One especially popular program is Take a Break (TaB), through which students spend their spring break serving communities in need throughout the country.

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Academic Excellence

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Academic Excellence

 This list represents student awards from 1999 through 2009. Additional Information

Oregon Professors of the Year

1990
Frances Chapple, chemistry
1991
Mary Ann Youngren, psychology
1993
Roger Hull, art history
1994
Arthur Payton, chemistry
1995
Daniel Montague, physics
1998
William Duvall, history
2003
Suresht Bald, politics
2005
Jerry Gray, economics

This award has been conferred annually by the Carnegie Foundation since 1990.

National and International Awards Bestowed upon our Students in the last Decade

25
Fullbright U.S. Student Program Grant
10
Morris K. Udall Scholarship
10
National Science Foundation Fellowship (Graduate)
9
Datatel Scholarship
9
James S. Kemper Foundation Scholarship
8
Harry S. Truman Scholarship
8
Rotary Foundation National Ambassadorial Scholarship
7
Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship
6
Thomas J. Watson Fellowship
6
National Collegiate Athletics Association Scholarship (Postgraduate)
3
Bill Emerson Hunger Fellowship
3
El Pomar Fellowship
1
Jacob J. Javits Fellowship
1
Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Graduate Scholarship
1
Council of Independent Colleges American Graduate Fellowship
1
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Junior Fellowship
1
William Jefferson Clinton Foundation Scholarship

 This list represents student awards from 1999 through 2009. Additional Information

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The College of Liberal Arts

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Level Undergraduate
Degrees Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Music (BM), BA/MBA combined
Departments Over 30 different areas
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The College of Law

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Level Graduate
Degrees JD, JD/MBA, LLM
Certificates Dispute Resolution, Law and Business, Law and Government, International and Comparative Law, Sustainability Law
The Atkinson Graduate School of Management

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Level Graduate
Degrees MBA, Professional MBA, MBA/JD, BA/MBA, MBA/Certificate in Dispute Resolution
Certificates & Programs Certificate in Public Management, Certificate in Transit and Community Transportation Management, Executive Education
SOE

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Level Graduate
Degrees MAT (10-month program), MAT (night program)
Certificates & Programs Center for Excellence in Teaching