First-year students come from Fast Facts* Unique opportunities 18 countries 6% Applications received from of the total student body is international 8% 104 of the firstyear class is international countries All students represent 30 HONORS PROGRAM: The program includes first-year honors tutorials, mentored research with faculty, and the opportunity to live in the new Honors House, where 27 students enjoy special programs, study spaces, and comfortable rooms ECONOMICS MANAGEMENT FELLOWS: This is a highly competitive program for first-year students interested in economics, business administration, finance, accounting, or international business Fellows receive special scheduling and advising, a book scholarship, and a fully paid trip to Wall Street in New York ACCOUNTING FELLOWS: Selected students participate in internships and facultyled trips that offer the opportunity to combine classroom knowledge with real-world accounting research and application countries Canada, Colombia, Cote D Ivoire, Cyprus, Dominican Republic, Ethiopia, Ghana, Greece, India, Japan, Kenya, Liberia, Mexico, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, Netherlands, Nigeria, Pakistan, People’s Republic of China, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Vietnam GLOBAL SCHOLARS: Accepted students complete a senior project and receive a $4,000 grant to pursue an international research or study project of their choice GRADUATE STUDENT PATHWAYS: Qualified students receive guaranteed admission and 30% tuition discount to Carnegie Mellon University to earn master’s degrees in Public Policy, Information Systems Management, Health Care Policy and Management, Information Security and several other areas 3–2 ENGINEERING PROGRAMS: These accelerated programs allow students to spend three years at OWU and two at partner universities (like Cal Tech, Washington University in St Louis, Case Western Reserve University, or Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) to earn a bachelor’s degree from OWU and an engineering degree in fields such as biomedical, computer, and mechanical engineering NEW YORK ARTS PROGRAM: Students spend a semester in New York living in the New Yorker Hotel in midtown and completing internships and apprenticeships with professionals in various artistic fields *based on 2018 student census data The OWU Connection gives students the broad-based knowledge, global skills, and real-world experience proven to help them tackle tomorrow’s most important challenges Each student creates their individualized path with the guidance and personal attention from faculty mentors, and guaranteed opportunities that lead to graduate school and careers Here are just three examples: Double-majored in Politics & Government and French RAISSA KANKU ’19 Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo Politics & Government Student Board Rafiki Rugby team Women’s Lacrosse President’s Club French Club LAN NGUYEN ’18 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Combined Geography & Economics majors DIANYI LI ’18 Chengdu, China Computer Science major GRADUATE SCHOOL: Graduate Institute of Geneva (IHEID), Switzerland RESEARCH PROJECT on migration between Mexico and the U.S border Represented OWU at the New York Times Athens Democracy Forum in Greece RESEARCH and SENIOR THESIS on redlining system within Chicago FIRST JOB: Software Engineer at Facebook, Menlo Park, California CONNECTION GRANT to study Imperialism in France with Professor Mary Anne Lewis Cusato Summer INTERNSHIP as software engineer at Facebook A second summer INTERNSHIP at Facebook Honors RESEARCH PROJECT working with Professor Alan Zaring Lived in the Citizens of the World House INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES in Environmental and Natural Resource Economics Summer Science Research project with Dr Amador Rowley on meteorological variability in Greenland INTERNSHIP at The Nature Conservancy, Beijing Office Science Department Travel-Learning Course to study hydropower energy and environmental alteration in Costa Rica GRADUATE SCHOOL: Environmental Management at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina More than MAJORS 90 29% OF OWU STUDENTS PERSONALIZE THEIR PROGRAM BY COMPLETING TWO MAJORS Ancient Studies Astrophysics B.A or B.S Biochemistry B.A or B.S Biochemistry: ACS-Certified B.S Biology Black World Studies Botany Business-Related Majors: Accounting Business Administration Finance Economics International Business Management Economics Chemistry B.A or B.S Chemistry: ACS-Certified B.S Classics Communication Comparative Literature Computer Science Computer Science (3-2 Program) Dance Data Analytics Earth Science East Asian Studies Economics Education: Early Childhood Integrated Science Middle Childhood Special Education English: Creative Writing English: Literature Environmental Science Environmental Studies Film Studies Fine Arts: Art Education Fine Arts: Art History Fine Arts: Studio B.A or B.F.A French Genetics Geography Geology B.A or B.S German Health and Human Kinetics (HHK) History History: Education Interdisciplinary (Self-Designed) International Studies Journalism Latin American Studies Mathematics Mathematics: Statistics Medical & Health Professions: Exercise Science Health Promotion Pre-Medicine / Pre-Dentistry Pre-Optometry Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Veterinary Medicine Medieval Studies Microbiology B.A or B.S Middle Eastern Studies Music B.A Music: Composition B.M Music: Education B.M Music: Performance B.M Neuroscience: Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience: Molecular and Cellular Nutrition Philosophy Physics B.A or B.S Physics: Pre-Engineering (3-2 Program) Planetary Science Politics and Government Pre-Law Pre-Public Administration Pre-Theology Psychology Religion Renaissance Studies Social Justice Sociology / Anthropology Spanish Sports and Exercise Management Theatre Urban Studies Women’s and Gender Studies Zoology Zoology: Pre-Professional STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS OWU is featured in every edition of “Colleges that change lives,” Merit- and need-based financial aid is available to international students AVERAGE YEARLY SCHOLARSHIP IS $29,000 $5,000 - $40,000 SCHOLARSHIP RANGE PER YEAR the premier college guidebook created by former New York Times education editor Loren Pope WORK-STUDY OPPORTUNITIES are available to international students Forbes Magazine ranks Ohio Wesleyan at No 17 nationally and No in Ohio among “America’s Most Entrepreneurial Colleges 2015” for graduating high numbers of business founders and owners International Admission Guide APPLICATION DEADLINES November 15 Early Decision I APPLICATION DEADLINE December Early Action January 15 Early Decision II March Regular Decision APPLICATION DEADLINE APPLICATION DEADLINE APPLICATION DEADLINE owu.edu Office of Admission Ohio Wesleyan University 61 S Sandusky St., Delaware, Ohio 43015 800.922.8953 owuintl@owu.edu Admission Recommendations • 3.0 GPA or higher • 30 IB points or higher • Cambridge A Levels Results of B and C or higher • 79 TOEFL score or higher • 6.0 IELTS score or higher • 550 score on SAT EBRW or higher • 23 score on ACT English or higher *OWU also accepts Cambridge Assessment, Duolingo, E3PT, GTEC, iTEP, Pearson PTE for English Proficiency DELAWARE, OHIO Ohio Wesleyan is 25 mins from Columbus, the state capital and the 14th largest city in the U.S H