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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT INFORMATION2014-2015

TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMIC REPUTATION 1

UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTS 2

OPPORTUNITIES AFTER UNI 3

LIVING IN CEDAR FALLS 4

APPLYING TO UNI 5

ACADEMIC OPTIONS 6

GRADUATE MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 8

CULTURE AND INTENSIVE ENGLISH PROGRAM (CIEP) 9

2014-2015 STUDENT EXPENSES 10

FINANCIAL OPPORTUNITIES 11

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT & CONTACTS 12

CAMPUS MAP 13

ACADEMIC REPUTATION

Accreditation and Recognition• UNI is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges

and Schools.

• Many of UNI’s academic programs have earned recognition by their field’s accrediting body.

Classroom Environment• With an average class size of 23 students, faculty members take

time to help you and give personal attention.

• More than 99% of classes are taught by faculty, not graduate assistants.

• More than 88% of UNI professors have the highest degree in their field, ensuring you’ll learn from leaders and experts.

• You have the flexibility to personalize your program of study by combining majors, minors and certificates.

Learning Outside of ClassFrom day one, you’ll have opportunities to gain life and career-related experiences that will prepare you for success in graduate school or your career. These experiences include:

• Academic clubs and honor societies

• Social and service organizations

• Internships

• Research opportunities

• Clinical and field experiences

• Studying abroad

Academic Support ServicesUNI offers free support services to inspire, challenge and empower you to achieve academic success:

• A Writing Center

• Tutoring

• Learning Strategy Classes

• A Math Center

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Big Dreams. Big Goals. Big Future.Realizing your dreams starts with taking courses that challenge you, conducting research that enlightens you and building relationships with professors who mentor you. Students do this every day at the University of Northern Iowa – a school in America’s Heartland that will help you succeed in big ways.

UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTS

College of Business Administration (UNIBusiness) business.uni.edu

• UNIBusiness is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International), the gold standard of business school accreditation and a distinction earned by fewer than 5% of schools worldwide.

• Named one of The Princeton Review’s Best Business Schools for eight consecutive years.

• Accounting students who completed their bachelor’s and master’s degrees at UNI achieved a 100% first-attempt pass rate on the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam – a rate higher than the national level.

College of Education (COE) uni.edu/coe

• COE students have numerous opportunities for student teaching and field experiences in a wide variety of settings, including rural, urban and international schools.

• The annual UNI Overseas Recruiting Fair is the oldest and largest international recruiting fair in the U.S. and attracts domestic and international employers. In 2013, nearly 990 teaching and administrative vacancies were available.

• The college’s student-to-faculty ratio is 13:1.

College of Humanities, Arts and Sciences (CHAS) uni.edu/chas

• CHAS is known for high placement rates in graduate schools, medical and professional schools, and the private sector.

• Undergraduate science research is readily available and often leads to opportunities to be named co-author of a paper or co-inventor on a patent.

• The college is home to the North American Review, the oldest literary magazine in the U.S.

• Students participate in more than 100 cooperative education experiences and internships per year in the industrial, health, environmental science, entertainment, arts and government sectors.

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences (CSBS) csbs.uni.edu

• CSBS students present original research, exchange ideas and learn more about their areas of study during the annual Student Research Conference, which brings Midwestern graduate and undergraduate students to campus.

• Political science and political communication majors benefit from Iowa’s first-in-the-nation status to select presidential candidates to send to the party’s national convention.

Internship opportunities for students exceed the number of students who apply.

OPPORTUNITIES AFTER UNI

A degree from UNI is a strong foundation for a rewarding career, and many of our graduates rise to leadership positions where they use the full breadth of their university education. Our graduates work at outstanding companies throughout the world, including:

• Allstate Insurance

• Deere & Company

• Ernst & Young

• Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cooperation

• Pioneer Hi-Bred

• Principal Financial Group

• Rockwell Collins

• Saudi Aramco

• Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare

UNI alumni have a strong impact on the world in nearly every field and profession. Some of our distinctive alumni include:

Nancy Aossey, ’82/’84, is president and CEO of International Medical Corps (IMC), a $100 million disaster relief organization.

Charles Grassley, ’55/’56, has been a U.S. senator from Iowa since 1981.

Emiliano Lerda, ’04, is the executive director of Justice for Our Neighbors.

Nancy Powell, ’70, served as the U.S. Ambassador to India and was conferred the title Career Ambassador, the highest rank in foreign service.

Kwok Lam Gollum Shau, ’05, is the CEO of Todd Green International.

Robert James Waller, ’62/’64, is the author of the best-selling book “The Bridges of Madison County,” which was made into an award-winning movie.

Within six months of graduation, 93% of UNI students are employed, in graduate school or otherwise occupied.

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LIVING IN CEDAR FALLS

The Community• Cedar Falls is a welcoming community in the heartland

of the United States.

• Situated on the banks of the Cedar River in northeast Iowa, the Cedar Falls-Waterloo metropolitan area has a population of more than 160,000 and provides the benefits of urban life in a safe, small-city setting.

• The Waterloo Regional Airport provides daily round-trip service to Chicago for connecting flights to more than 700 cities worldwide.

• Large Midwestern cities, such as Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, St. Louis and Des Moines, are within a few hours drive of Cedar Falls.

• Restaurants with different ethnic cuisines and an international market are close to campus.

Life on Campus• On-campus housing options include traditional

residence halls, apartment complexes and special housing for graduate students, nontraditional students and students with dependents.

• UNI has more than 250 student clubs and organizations for you to get involved in.

• A variety of campus social activities, including festivals, shows, concerts and ethnic-themed events, are available throughout the year.

• GO PANTHERS! Join your fellow students and cheer UNI’s 17 men’s and women’s athletic teams that compete at the Division I level in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).

Cedar Falls-Waterloo is ranked as a Top 20 College Town in the U.S. by the American Institute of Economic Research.

"I thought that studying in the United States was a better learning experience and I always wanted to study abroad. I chose UNI because of the good ratings it had towards the major I wanted to take and the class size is just good enough and it is very easy to make connection with new friends."

Abdallah

Business administration and management major

Muscat, Oman

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APPLYING TO UNI

Application ProcessTake the first step and join the University of Northern Iowa family. To apply to UNI, you will need to do the following:

1. Go to www.uni.edu/intladm and fill out the application for admission.

2. Pay $50 (undergraduate) or $70 (graduate) application fee.

3. Submit educational transcripts.

• Unofficial documents can be submitted at the time of application. However, all official school transcripts—bearing the seal and signature of a school registrar—must be mailed directly from the institution to UNI before enrollment.

• All transcripts in a language other than English must be accompanied by an English translation.

4. All applicants who are not native speakers of English must submit proof of English proficiency.

TOEFL—(paper based) 550/(Internet based) 79

IELTS—6.0 for undergraduate and 6.5 graduate students

SAT—460 (critical reading) - for undergraduates only

• Conditional admission may be considered for undergraduate students. You will be tested upon arrival to campus and will be required to enroll in intensive English courses as necessary.

5. Some graduate programs require higher TOEFL or IELTS scores than those mentioned above, other test scores, and supporting documents depending on the major for which they are applying. Check your specific program online at uni.edu/intladm/graduate/majors.

Application Guidelines Undergraduate Graduate

Fall Semester (late August) Rolling April 1 Spring (early January) Rolling October 1 Summer (early June) Rolling February 1

*Some graduate departments have different application deadlines.

*Graduate students applying for graduate assistantships for the 2015–16 academic year should submit their applications by February 1, 2015.

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ACADEMIC OPTIONS

You can talk about ideas, but putting those ideas into action—that’s what happens at UNI. Through our more than 150 undergraduate majors, areas of emphasis and pre-professional programs and 54 graduate programs, you will discover small classes that foster hands-on learning, dedicated professors who will inspire you, and programs and research opportunities that will position you for lifelong success. It’s what big ideas are made of at UNI.

UNI’s graduation rate is in the top 10% of similar institutions in the U.S.

UNDERGRADUATE MAJORSBachelor of Arts

College of Business AdministrationAccountingBusiness Teaching *#Economics: General Economics: Quantitative TechniquesEconomics: Business EconomicsEconomics: Applied Economic AnalysisFinance: Financial ManagementFinance: InvestmentsFinance: Financial InstitutionsFinance: Personal Wealth ManagementManagement: Human Resource ManagementManagement: Business AdministrationManagement: Supply Chain & OperationsManagement: Organizational LeadershipManagement Information SystemsMarketing: Management Marketing: Advertising & Digital MediaMarketing: Global MarketingMarketing: Sales ManagementReal Estate

College of EducationAthletic TrainingEarly Childhood EducationElementary EducationHealth Promotion:

Health and Fitness Promotion Global Health & Health Disparities

Science Intensive-Environmental HealthWomen’s Health

Leisure, Youth & Human Services Middle Level Education Dual*#Movement & Exercise Science:

Exercise Science Sport Psychology

Physical Education

College of Humanities, Arts and Sciences (Humanities and Fine Arts related majors)Art Education *#Art - History EmphasisArt - Studio EmphasisCommunication: Liberal ArtsCommunication: Electronic Media Production/Performance LeadershipCommunication: Public RelationsCommunication: Theatre - Teaching# Communicative DisordersEnglish*#Graphic DesignHumanitiesInteractive Digital StudiesMusic:

General Studies in MusicJazz Studies Music TechnologyPerforming Arts ManagementString Pedagogy

PhilosophyReligion, The Study ofSpanish*#Teaching English to Speakers of

Other LanguagesTESOL/French *#TESOL/German *#TESOL/Russian *# TESOL/Spanish *# Theatre Arts Theatre: Drama & Theatre for Youth Theatre: Design & Production Theatre: Performance

College of Humanities, Arts and Sciences (Science related majors)All Science Teaching *# Biochemistry Biology Biology: Biomedical Biology: Ecology & Evolution Biology: Ecology & Organismal Biology Biology Teaching Chemistry - MarketingChemistry *# Computer ScienceEarth Science *#Environmental ScienceGraphic Technologies Mathematics: Teaching Mathematics: Non-Teaching Mathematics: Statistics/Actuarial ScienceMiddle/Jr. High School Science *#Physics *#Technology Education-Teaching *#Technology Management

College of Social and Behavioral SciencesAnthropology Criminology Family Services Geography * Geography: Globalization and Regional Geography Geography: Environmental Systems and Sustainability Geography: Planning and DevelopmentGerontology: Long Term Care Gerontology: Social Sciences History*# Interior Design Political Communication Political Science

Psychology *# Public Administration:

Economics & Finance Community & Regional Development Human Resources

Social ScienceSocial Work Sociology Textile and Apparel

Bachelor of Science Biochemistry Biology Chemistry Computer ScienceConstruction Management Electrical Engineering Technology (EET) Geography: Geographic Information Science:

Environmental Science & Policy Human Geographic Processes Economic Geography & Business Planning and Policy

Manufacturing Tech: Manufacturing Design Advanced Manufacturing Metal Casting

Networking & System AdministrationPhysics

Bachelor of Fine ArtsArt: Studio

Bachelor of Liberal StudiesBachelor of MusicComposition - Theory Music Education: Choral/General *# Music Education: Instrumental/General #Music Education: Jazz/General *#Performance: InstrumentalPerformance: Vocal

* Teaching option also available

# Students from other countries who choose a teaching major should know that such a major leads to teaching licensure in the state of Iowa only. Such a licensure may not be recognized in student’s home country. Check for major/minor requirements at www.uni.edu/planofstudy6

ACADEMIC OPTIONS

Pre-ProfessionalsAllied HealthBiomedicalChiropracticConservation/Natural ResourcesDentistry Engineering Hospital and Health Admin Law MedicineMedical TechnologyMortuary ScienceNuclear Medicine TechNursingNursing (Allen Student Number)Nursing Home Administration Occupational Therapy Optometry PharmacyPhysical TherapyPhysicians AssistantPodiatryRadiological TechnologySonographyTheologyVeterinary Medicine

MiscellaneousGlobal Studies Individual Studies General StudiesGeneral Studies - Nurses Deciding

GRADUATE MAJORSMasters of ArtsArt EducationCommunication Studies Communication Education Mass Communication Organizational Communication Performance Studies Public RelationsCounseling School Counseling Mental Health CounselingEnglish Creative WritingGeographyHealth Education Health Promotion/Fitness Management Comm. Health Education School Health EducationHistoryHistory: Public HistoryCurriculum and Instruction Instructional TechnologyLeisure, Youth and Human ServicesMathematics: Mathematics Emphasis Math for Middle Grades (4-8) Mathematics: SecondaryMusicPhilanthropy and Nonprofit DevelopmentPhysical Education: Kinesiology Teaching/CoachingPost-Secondary Education: Student AffairsPsychology: Clinical Psychology Social Psychology Individualized StudySchool Library Studies

Science Education Earth Science Education Physics EducationSocial ScienceSpanishSpanish: Teaching EmphasisSpeech Language PathologyTeaching English in Secondary SchoolsTeaching English to Speakers of Other LanguagesTESOL/SpanishWomen and Gender Studies

Masters of Arts in EducationEarly Childhood EducationEducational Psychology Contexts & Techniques/Assessment Professional Development for TeachersElementary EducationLiteracy EducationPrincipalshipSpecial Education: Field Spec Career/Voc Programming & Transition ConsultantTeacher of Students w/Visual Impairments

Master of AccountingMaster of Business AdministrationMaster of MusicCompositionConductingMusic EducationMusic HistoryJazz PedagogyPerformance: Voice Wind, Percussion, Keyboard or Strings Multiple WoodwindsPiano Performance and Pedagogy

Master of Public PolicyMaster of ScienceAthletic TrainingBiologyTechnology

Master of Social WorkProfessional Science MastersBiotechnologyEcosystem ManagementIndustrial MathematicsActuarial Science

Specialist in EducationSchool Psychology

Doctor of EducationEducation (Curr. & Instr.)Educational LeadershipAllied Health, Recreation & Community Service

Doctor of Industrial Technology

Toluwani

Public policy major

Lagos, Nigeria

"I was endeared to the medium size and close knit community UNI offers, along with its academic achievements and involvement."

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GRADUATE MAJOR REQUIREMENTS

Abbreviations:TOEFL–Test of English as a Foreign LanguageGRE– Graduate Record ExamLOR– Letter of RecommendationTSE– Test of Spoken EnglishGMAT– Graduate Management Admission Test

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For more detailed information, please reference www.uni.edu/intladm/graduate/majors

TOEFL IELTS Additional Requirements (paper/iBT) Master of Arts/Master of ScienceAthletic Training (M.S.) 560/83 6.5 3 LOR, Statement, Dept. Application, Resume

Biology (M.S.) 550/79 6.5 3 LOR, Statement, Dept. Application

Biology (P.S.M.) – Biotechnology 575/90 7.0 3 LOR, Statement, Dept. Application

Biology (P.S.M.) - Ecosystem Mngmt 550/79 6.5 3 LOR, Statement, Dept. Application

Communication Studies (M.A.) 600/100 7 3 LOR, Statement, Writing Sample

Counseling (M.A.) 600/100 7 3 LOR, Statement, Dept. App., Intent to Apply Form, Resume, Goal Statement

English (M.A.) 600/100 7 2 LOR, Statement, Writing Sample

Geography (M.A.) 550/79 6.5 2 LOR, Personal Statement

Health Education (M.A.) 560/83 6.5 2 LOR, 2 Statement/Research Interest, Dept. Application, Resume

History (M.A.) 550/79 6.5 Statement, Writing Sample

Instructional Technology (M.A.) 550/79 6.5 3 LOR, Writing Examination

Leisure, Youth & Human Services (M.A.) 560/83 6.5 2 LOR, Statement, Resume

*Mathematics (M.A.) 550/79 6.5 Dept. Application

*Physical Education (M.A.) 560/83 6.5 2 LOR, Dept. Application, Resume

Post-Secondary Ed: Student Affairs 600/100 7 3 LOR, Resume, Writing Sample, Statement

Psychology (M.A.) 550/79 6.5 3 LOR, Statement, Dept. Application, GRE

*School Library Studies (M.A.) 550/79 6.5 Writing Examination

*Science Education (M.A.) 550/79 6.5 1 LOR, Statement, Dept. Application, Writing Sample

*Spanish (M.A.) 550/79 6.5 2 LOR, Statement

Speech-Language Pathology (M.A.) 550/79 6.5 3 LOR Forms, Dept. Application, Experience Form, Letter of Application, GRE

*Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) (M.A.) 600/100 7 2 LOR

*Technology (M.S.) 550/79 6.5 3 LOR, Dept. Application

Women’s and Gender Studies (M.A.) 550/79 7 2 LOR, Statement, Dept. Application, Writing Sample

Master of Arts in Education*Educational Psychology 550/79 6.5 LOR, Statement, Writing Sample, GRE, Program-Specific Requirements

*Literacy Education 560/83 6.5 2 LOR, Statement, Dept. Application, Resume, Writing Examination

*Principalship 600/100 7 3 LOR, Dept. Application, Resume, Writing Sample

*Special Education 550/79 6.5 3 LOR Forms, Statement

Master of Accounting (MAcc) 600/100 7 GMAT-500, Prerequisite courses

Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) 550/79 6.5 2 LOR, Dept. Application, Resume - work experience required, GMAT - 500 Minimum, preferred - 600

*Master of Music (M.M./M.A.) 550/79 6.5 2 LOR, Statement, Dept. Application, Resume, Program-Specific Requirements

*Master of Public Policy (M.P.P.) 550/79 6.5 2 LOR, Dept. Application

Master of Social Work (M.S.W.) 550/79 6.5 3 LOR, Statement, Dept. Application, Resume

Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) 600/100 7 3 LOR, Statement, Dept. Application, Resume, Three years of professional experience, GRE (+ Analytical Writing), Program-Specific Requirements

Doctor of Industrial Technology (D.I.T.) 550/79 6.5 3 LOR Forms, Dept. Application, Three years of professional experience, GRE

*Some or all of the programs in this department are offered online only or through blended instruction. International students cannot secure a U.S. visa for a program offered entirely online, but can take online programs from their home countries.

CULTURE AND INTENSIVE ENGLISH PROGRAM (CIEP)

Our Culture and Intensive English Program (CIEP) will prepare you for academic studies at UNI. With experienced instructors teaching small classes, you will receive the assistance you need to achieve your big dreams.

Each session provides 20 classroom hours per week of English language study and cultural orientation. You can also receive assistance with laboratory work, out-of-classroom activities and special events. Courses include:

• Listening and speaking• Reading comprehension and vocabulary

expansion• Writing/grammar

How to Apply for CIEPStudents who wish to apply for admission to CIEP should:

• Complete the application at www.uni.edu/ciep/apply

• Return application form, supporting documents and non-refundable application fee of $275 to:

Culture and Intensive English Program Bartlett Hall 3025 University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa 50614-0511, USA

Phone: (319) 273-2182 Email: ciepadmissions@uni.edu

CIEP Costs (per 8-week session)

Tuition $2,450

Room & Full Board $4,095*

Insurance $135/month*

Books & Supplies $215*

University Fees $215

Application Fee $275(includes SEVIS fee)

Airport pickup $35/$120(Waterloo or Cedar Rapids, Iowa)

*Approximate amount

The Culture and Intensive English Program Tuition Scholarship provides tuition assistance on a competitive basis to students demonstrating academic merit and financial need.  The scholarship typically provides up to 100% tuition costs for up to four consecutive CIEP sessions. Visit www.uni.edu/ciep/scholarships to learn more.

2014 SESSIONS

August 26–October 17 (Orientation begins August 20)

October 22–December 19 (Orientation begins October 17)

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CIEPCALENDAR

2015 SESSIONS

January 13–March 6 (Orientation begins Jan. 7)

March 11–May 8 (Orientation begins March 6)

June 9–August 1 (Orientation begins June 3)

2014-2015 STUDENT EXPENSES

2014–15 Student Expenses Undergraduate GraduateTuition* & Fees $17,647 $19,007

Books & Supplies $800 $800

Health Insurance $1,350 $1,350

Campus Housing and Meals $8,066 $8,066

Personal & Recreational Expenses $1,500 $1,500

Total for Two Semesters $29,363 $30,723

*UNIBusiness has a different tuition for students who are declared in the College of Business Administration and are classified as a junior, senior or graduate student.

UNI is consistently ranked among the country’s best buys in higher education. Our tuition and room and board rates are among the lowest nationally.

The cost of living in Iowa is well below the national average (bestplaces.net).

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FINANCIAL OPPORTUNITIES

A UNI education is an investment in yourself that will pay off for the rest of your life. Whether you’re an undergraduate or graduate student, we will work with you to make your college education a reality.

Undergraduate Student Aid

International Student Scholar Award • Scholarships range from $1,000 to $6,000 per year.

• Students are evaluated on academic performance, proof of English proficiency, and a record of participation in leadership and service opportunities.

• Students must submit a one- to two-page scholarship essay to be considered for this award.

Presidential Scholarship• Students receive an award of $8,000 per year and participate in the Presidential Scholar Program.

• High-achieving students with a history of academic excellence and potential leadership can apply for this scholarship.

• Students must have a minimum of 1180 on the SAT or 27 on the ACT to apply.

Academic Department Scholarships• Some departments provide scholarships in various amounts for new and/or current students.

• Scholarship opportunities can be viewed at www.uni.edu/finaid/scholarship.

Graduate Student Aid• Graduate Assistantships and Tuition Scholarships

• Awards are offered by some departments on a competitive basis.

• Full awards cover the cost of tuition and provide a monthly stipend.

• The deadline to submit applications for fall 2015 is Feb. 1, 2015.

• Visit www.grad.uni.edu/assistantships to learn more.

On-Campus Employment• More than 4,000 campus jobs are available to students with student (F) visas or exchange visitor (J)

visas.

• International students have a 20-hour-per-week employment limit.

• Pay typically ranges from $7.50 to $9.50 per hour.

"UNI is the perfect school because of the people. I have gotten to know all of my professors, who care about every student in class—even go out of their way to dedicate time outside of class to help me succeed. The small class size is conducive to class discussions, which accelerates my learning process and helps me get to know my classmates better."

Linh

Actuarial science major

Hanoi, Vietnam

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT AND CONTACTS

Each year, international students just like you from all over the world come to UNI to study, teach and conduct research. No matter your interests or needs, UNI will provide you with the support and programs to help you succeed.

• Our International Students and Scholars Office helps you transition to college life through an orientation and registration program, personal advising, and a variety of education, social and cultural activities.

• UNI’s International Friendship Program can pair you with a family in the community to help you learn more about the American way of life and improve your English skills.

• The International Student Association (ISA), a club that holds numerous social events throughout the year, will help you meet and learn from other students, share cultural experiences, and have fun!

Find Out MoreInternational Admissions website — www.uni.edu/intladm

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Contact UNI AdmissionsInternational Admissions 002 Gilchrist Hall University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, IA 50614-0018, USA

Phone: (319) 273-2281 | Fax: (319) 273-2885 Undergraduate Email: uginternational.admissions@uni.edu Graduate Email: international.admissions@uni.edu

Connect with one of our International Student Promoters to learn more about UNI from a student perspective by emailing uni.isp@uni.edu.12

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CAMPUS MAP

UNI is one of the 50 safest college campuses in the U.S., according to a study done by Newsweek’s The Daily Beast.

With excellent facilities and lots of green space, trees and landscaping, UNI’s 940-acre campus is a beautiful and welcoming place to spend your college career. You’re never more than a 10- to 15-minute walk from anywhere you want to be on campus.

International Admissions Office

International Students and Scholars Office

NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENTNo person shall be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination in employment, any educational program, or any activity of the University, on the basis of age, color, creed, disability, gender identity, national origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, veteran status, or on any other basis protected by federal and/or state law.

The University of Northern Iowa prohibits discrimination and promotes affirmative action in its educational and employment policies and practices as required by Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and other applicable laws and University policies. The University of Northern Iowa prohibits sexual harassment, including sexual violence.

The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies and serves as the University Title IX Officer: Leah Gutknecht, Assistant to the President for Compliance and Equity Management, Office of Compliance and Equity Management, 117 Gilchrist Hall, UNI, Cedar Falls, IA 50614-0028, 319-273-2846, leah.gutknecht@uni.edu

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• Ranked No. 2 in U.S. News and World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges,” Best Regional Universities (Midwest) category for public universities.

• Ranked No. 13 in affordability, accessibility and academic quality on the Midwestern Regional A-List by collegeatlas.org.

• Named as one of the 100 Best-Value Public Colleges by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine.

• Ranked No. 7 in the U.S. on Kiplinger’s list of Top 25 Universities and Colleges Under $30,000 per year.

• UNI’s College of Business Administration was named a Best Business School by The Princeton Review.

• Ranked 56th in the nation out of 553 schools, and a top 10 Midwest public master’s university, by The Washington Monthly College Guide.

• Cited for high performance in graduation rates by the Education Trust Report.

• Named one of the 50 safest college campuses in the U.S., according to a study done by Newsweek’s The Daily Beast.

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• Undergraduate: 10,380• Graduate: 1,779

• Faculty & Staff: 1,801• Number of undergraduate majors: 90+• Number of graduate majors: 50+• Average undergraduate class size: 23 students per class• Student to faculty ratio: 16:1• Male/Female ratio: 42%/58%• Campus size: 940 acres• Top five countries represented: Saudi Arabia, China, India, Japan, Malaysia

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