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Students #7 #1 augie.edu/international AUGUSTANA SERVES BY THE NUMBERS ADMISSION & SCHOLARSHIPS Augustana University’s Here’s what we need to identify your JOB PLACEMENT RATE admission and scholarship opportunities: for recent graduates: 99% • Your Transcript(s) • One score report (ACT, Full-time students SAT, TOEFL, IELTS, or who receive a Duolingo) scholarship: 100% • One essay or personal statement • Passport scan • Financial statements 2,113 Augustana Codes: ACT (3902) | SAT/TOEFL (6015) COSTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS STUDENTS Estimated 2021-2022 Comprehensive Costs KEY RANKING: BEST VALUE Tuition: $34,934 Our undergraduate Double Room: $3,932 Calculating our academic quality students represent and our net cost of attendance, Meal Plan: $4,930 Student Fees: $1,529 35 COUNTRIES U.S. NEWS ranked AU No. 7 for #7 Health Insurance (est.): $1,900 “BEST VALUE” among regional and 33 STATES universities in the Midwest. Books (est.): $1,000 Total: $48,225 KEY RANKING: BEST REGIONAL International student scholarships range from We’re located in the ... $10,000-$25,000 per year. On average, students pay AU is ranked the No. 13 “BEST approximately $25,000 per year to attend AU. ULTIMATE UNIVERSITY TOWN REGIONAL UNIVERSITY IN THE #13 Admission Standards: The middle 50% of AU students MIDWEST” by the U.S. NEWS & score between 1050-1280 on the SAT. English World Report. proficiency requirements can be met by submitting a TOEFL (iBT) of 79 or higher, IELTS of 6.0 or higher, EIKEN Grade 2A or by completing ELS Level 112. KEY RANKING: BEST FOR JOBS AU was identified by YOUR INTERESTS = YOUR MAJOR Zippia as the #1 university #1 in the US for post-graduate employment. Augustana is a residential university located in the heart of Sioux Falls. Our 100-acre campus is within minutes Augustana University offers of shopping, dining, entertainment more than 100 majors, minors and and year-round outdoor activities. pre-professional programs. CONTACT US REQUEST MORE INFORMATION VIRTUAL CAMPUS TOUR APPLY TODAY! Wade Gemar ‘08 augie.edu/requestinfo goo.gl/3zWws6 Augustana University accepts Assistant Director of International Admission applications year-round. [email protected] Apply today at augie.edu/apply. Suleyman Dibba, ‘18 Admission Counselor [email protected] Ben Iverson ‘04 Director of International Programs and Enrollment [email protected] STUDENT INVOLVEMENT CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS GREAT PROFESSORS 28% of Augustana We offer more than 144 FULL-TIME FACULTY students are Student-Athletes STUDENT-TO-FACULTY 12:1 RATIO WAYS TO BE 21 AVERAGE CLASS SIZE INVOLVED 17% of AU students ON CAMPUS At AU, our professors know your participate in the 100 name, value your interests and Performing & Here, students have many opportunities care if you miss class. They’re also Visual Arts to get involved. We have approximately passionate learners — committed 100 clubs and organizations serving a range to ongoing scholarship & research. of social, academic and service interests. GRAD SCHOOL BOUND FOSTERING GLOBAL LEADERS 125+ International Students 53% of Domestic Students Study Abroad 89% of Augustana University freshmen participate in Intramurals EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING: UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH, INTERNSHIPS, AND MORE At Augustana University, we’re proud to offer $250,000 EACH YEAR to support important hands-on and experiential learning opportunities for students through internships, undergraduate research & field work here and around the globe. OTHER RANKINGS WE’RE PROUD OF: We’re listed among “America’s Top Colleges,” by Forbes and we were named a “Best College in the Midwest” on the Princeton Review’s “2018 Best Colleges: Region by Region” list, recognizing colleges considered academically outstanding and well worth consideration in your college search. Lists represent a sample. Learn more about recent graduates and their destinations at augie.edu/outcomes THE ULTIMATE UNIVERSITY TOWN SIOUX FALLS QUICK FACTS: POPULATION: 187,200 RESTAURANTS: 700+ SHOPS/RESTAURANTS IN THE EMPIRE MALL: 140 CITY PARKS: 80 BIKE TRAIL MILES: 30 A CENTER FOR BUSINESS, HOME TO WORLD-CLASS A PLACE FOR YEAR-ROUND INNOVATION & HEALTH CARE CULTURE & ENTERTAINMENT OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES Top employers for Sioux Falls include: Sanford Health (8,500+ The historic Washington Pavilion anchors downtown, while the Enjoy the outdoors year-round via 70+ city parks — including the employees); Avera Health (7,000+ employees); Smithfield Foods 12,000-seat Premier Center is conveniently located near freeway 123-acre Falls Park, located in the heart of the city; the 26-mile (3,000+ employees); Sioux Falls School District (3,000+ employees); exits. The city also features concert halls and movie theaters; Bike Trail; the River Greenway; Great Bear Recreation Park; Palisades and Wells Fargo (2,500 employees). hundreds of stores and restaurants; and cool coffee shops! State Park; Mary Jo Wegner Arboretum; Wild Water West and more! Key RANKINGS for Sioux Falls, SD TRANSPORTATION Fly directly into the Sioux Falls Regional Airport (FSD) The financial-tech company SmartAsset from Minneapolis, Chicago, Denver, Phoenix, Detroit, ranked Sioux Falls the “Top City for Young Dallas-Ft. Worth, Las Vegas, Atlanta and Orlando. Professionals” in 2017, 2018, and 2019. Sioux Falls is consistently identified among In the city, take the Sioux Area Metro bus system. the top five “Best Small Metro Areas for Route 2 stops on campus and provides connections to Business and Careers,” according to Forbes. other routes throughout the city. Augustana students com. can ride buses for FREE with their student ID! The job site ZipRecruiter.com ranked Sioux Falls as the No. 1 “Up-and-Coming City for College Graduates.” WHERE ARE WE? Sioux Falls is No. 7 among the 2019 Top 100 Best Places to Live, according to Livability. com. Sioux Falls was featured as a “Silicon City” by Free Enterprise, an online publication by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, for it’s “booming job market, low cost of living, and a high quality of life.” SmartAsset included Sioux Falls on its list of the 10 Best Cities for Living the American Dream in 2019, after looking at its employment data, home prices, livability, friendliness toward the business community and the economic stability of its business bases. Learn more at augie.edu/siouxfalls. MAJORS: Music Education SCHOLARSHIPS & Accounting Nursing (B.S.N.) AFFORDABILITY American Studies Philosophy Augustana is ranked among Anthropology Physical Education the top 10 private colleges Art Physics nationwide that offer the largest Biochemistry ACS Political Science/Government merit scholarships to the greatest percentage of students according to Biology and Int’l Affairs an analysis by Money magazine. Areas of Emphasis (optional): Psychology - Allied Health Religion To learn more about scholarships - Cell and Molecular Biology Religion/Philosophy and comprehensive cost, visit - Ecology and Environ. Science Sign Language Interpreting augie.edu/international. Business Administration Sociology Chemistry ACS Special Education CREDIT TRANSFER Chemical Physics Sport Management To learn more about transferring Classics Theatre credits to AU, visit augie.edu/ct. Communication Disorders Communication Studies *Most popular int’l student @AugustanaSD Comm. Studies/Business majors Computer Information Systems @AugustanaSD Computer Science & Software PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS: @AugustanaSD Engineering Architecture Data Science Chiropractic Augustana is committed to Economics Dentistry providing equal access to and Education Engineering - Dual Degree participation in employment Engineering (Dual-Degree) Genetic Counseling opportunities and in programs - Program with Columbia U. Law and services, without regard to race, color, religion, creed, sex, or Washington U. (St. Louis) Medicine pregnancy, sexual orientation, Engineering Physics Mortuary Science gender identity, genetic information, English Occupational Therapy national origin, ancestry, age, Environmental Studies Optometry veteran status, or disability. Exercise Science Pharmacy Augustana complies with Title IX Finance Physical Therapy of the Education Amendments of Fitness Management Physicians Assistant 1972, Title VII of the Civil Rights History Theology Act, the Americans with Disabilities Interdisciplinary Studies Veterinary Medicine Act, the Rehabilitation Act, and other applicable laws providing International Studies for nondiscrimination against all Journalism GRADUATE PROGRAMS: individuals. Augustana will provide Management Athletic Training (M.S.) reasonable accommodations for Marketing Education (M.A., online only) known disabilities to the extent Mathematics Genetic Counseling (M.S.) required by law. Media Studies Professional Accountancy Medical Laboratory Science (M.P.A.) Inquiries or concerns should be Modern Foreign Languages Special Education (M.A., online directed to: Beth Elam, Title IX Coordinator at 605.274.4124, - French only) [email protected], or - German Sports Administration & augie.edu/titleix. - Spanish Leadership (M.A.) Music .
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