HPU At A Glance


Type of School: Private liberal arts institution founded in 1924 Size of Campus: 500 acres Number of Students: 4,600 undergraduate students Number of Faculty: 322 faculty members; 15:1 student-faculty ratio


Colleges, Programs, and Degrees: 60 undergraduate majors, 63 minors, and 14 graduate degree programs in nine academic schools: the Congdon School of Health Sciences, the David Hayworth College of Arts and Sciences, the Fred Wilson School of Pharmacy, the Nido R. Qubein School of Communication, the Phillips School of Business, the School of Art and Design, the Stout School of Education, the Wanek School of Natural Sciences, and the Webb School of Engineering


Geographic Diversity: Students representing 37 countries and all 50 states High Point, North Carolina The Premier Life Skills University A


s the Premier Life Skills University, High Point University focuses on preparing you for the world as it’s going to be. It begins


with freshmen enrolling in President Nido Qubein’s Life Skills Seminar and continues throughout your four-year transformational experience on campus. We call this journey the Four Pillars of Transfor- mational Education.


Expand knowledge through academic excellence Become proficient in academic disciplines taught by stellar faculty with top-notch resources. This is expected at top accredited universities around the world, but it’s also where the academic model for some universities begins and ends. At HPU, this is the foundational pillar that supports the others.


Gain practical experiential learning Experiential learning accounts for 25% of your academic hours at HPU. Students are educated


inside and outside the classroom through labs, studios, career shadowing, internships, research, study abroad, and professional opportunities to help them gain real-world experience within their disciplines.


An extraordinary education At High Point University, every student receives an extraordinary education in an inspiring environ- ment with caring people. Your college education shouldn’t only focus on the attainment of a diplo- ma—an extraordinary, holistic education should be about your personal transformation and pro- fessional development too. At HPU, your experi- ence will include hundreds of hands-on learning opportunities that will transform your abilities to solve complex problems, adapt to new situations, work well with others, and build a fulfilling career. These skills are exactly what major employers say they need but aren’t finding in most college graduates. At High Point, while you become an expert in your field of choice, you’ll also develop life skills along your journey.


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International Student Services: International student scholarships offered based on academic merit


International Student Budget (2022–2023): • Tuition & Fees: $41,916


• Living Expenses (Tier 1 room & board): $16,524 • International Student Fee (only for F-1 visa holders): $1,500 • Other Costs (books, supplies, transportation, etc.): $3,750 • Total: $63,690


Financial Aid: International students with an unweighted GPA of 3.0 or higher (on a 4.0 American GPA scale) qualify for a minimum of $5,000 per year in merit scholarship aid (up to $20,000 over four years).


Test Score Requirements: Test-optional; submitted ACT or SAT scores allow for consideration of higher scholarship awards


Application Deadlines and Fees:


• Early Decision (Priority 1, binding): November 1 • Early Action (non-binding): November 15 • Early Decision II (Priority 2, binding): February 1 • Regular Decision (Priority): February 1 • Regular Decision: March 1


• $500 enrollment deposit required within 30 days of acceptance (non-refundable after May 1)


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