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School Page Austin Peay State University 2 Belmont University 2 Bethel University 3 Carson-Newman University 3 Cumberland Univer School Page School Page Austin Peay State University 2 Rhodes College 9 Belmont University 2 Tennessee State University 10 Bethel University 3 Tennessee Tech University 10 Carson-Newman University 3 Tennessee Wesleyan College/University 11 Cumberland University 4 The University of the South 11 East Tennessee State University 4 Trevecca Nazarene University 12 Fisk University 5 Tusculum College 12 Hiwassee College 5 Union University 13 Lee University 6 University of Memphis 13 Lincoln Memorial University 6 University of Tennessee 14 Lipscomb University 7 University of Tennessee Chattanooga 14 Martin Methodist College 7 University of Tennessee Martin 15 Maryville College 8 Vanderbilt University 15 Middle Tennessee State University 8 Williamson College 16 Milligan College 9 School Classification : School Classification : Public/4 year Private/4year Tuition Rate : Tuition Rate : $12K/Semester $16K/Semester School Location : Clarksville, Tennessee School Location : Nashville, Tennessee Established : 1927 Undergraduate Colleges Established : 1890 Undergraduate Colleges • Arts & Letters • Jack C. Massey College of Student Size : 11,000 Student Size : 7,400 • Behavioral and Health Business Website : www.apsu.edu Sciences Website : www.belmont.edu • Mike Curb College of • Business Entertainment & Music • Martha Dickerson Eriksson Business College of Education • Gordon E. Inman College of • Science and Mathematics Health Sciences & Nursing How to Apply: How to Apply: • Interdisciplinary Studies & Online Application Apply Online or Common Global Education w/$25 fee Application • Liberal Arts & Social Sciences w/$50 fee • Sciences & Mathematics • Theology & Christian Ministry When to Apply: • Visual & Performing Arts Before Apr 15th When to Apply: Before Feb 1st What to send: • Online Application • Official High School Transcripts What to send: • Official SAT/ACT Scores What they’re looking for: • Application What they’re looking for: • Official High School Transcripts • Official Test Scores 1210 SAT 3.2 GPA 1000 SAT • Counselor Recommendation 3.5 GPA • School Report 23 ACT 26 ACT School Classification : School Classification : Private/4 year/Church Affiliated Private/4year/Church Affiliated Tuition Rate : Tuition Rate : $7,500/Semester $13K/Semester School Location : McKenzie, Tennessee School Location : Jefferson City, Tennessee Established : 1842 Undergraduate Colleges Established : 1851 Undergraduate Majors • Arts & Sciences • Over 30 undergraduate majors Student Size : 4,600 Student Size : 2,500 • Professional Studies ranging from Art to Business Website : www.bethelu.edu • Health Sciences Website : www.cn.edu to Interior Design to Physics How to Apply: How to Apply: Online Application Apply Online w/$30 fee w/No fee When to Apply: When to Apply: Before Apr 15th Before Apr 15th What to send: • Online Application What to send: • Official High School Transcripts • Application • Official SAT/ACT Scores What they’re looking for: • Official High School Transcripts What they’re looking for: • Official Test Scores 2.3 GPA 860 SAT 3.5 GPA 1120 SAT 18 ACT 26 ACT School Classification : School Classification : Private/4 year Public/4year Tuition Rate : Tuition Rate : $7K/Semester $14K/Semester School Location : Lebanon, Tennessee School Location : Johnson City, Tennessee Established : 1842 Undergraduate Colleges Established : 1911 Undergraduate Colleges • Humanities, Education and the • Arts & Sciences Student Size : 1,500 Student Size : 14,000 Arts • Business & Technology Website : www.cumberland.edu • Labry School of Science, Website : www.etsu.edu • Clinical and Rehabilitative Technology, and Business Health Sciences • Rudy School of Nursing and • Education Health Professions • Nursing • Public Health How to Apply: How to Apply: • Honors College Online Application Apply Online w/$25 fee w/$25 fee When to Apply: When to Apply: Before Apr 15th Before Apr 15th What to send: • Online Application What to send: • Official High School Transcripts Application • Official SAT/ACT Scores What they’re looking for: Official High School Transcripts What they’re looking for: Official Test Scores 3.0 GPA 1060 SAT 3.3 GPA 1100 SAT 21 ACT 23 ACT School Classification : School Classification : Private/4 year/HBCU Private/4year/Church Affiliated Tuition Rate : Tuition Rate : $9,812/Semester $19K/Semester School Location : Nashville, Tennessee School Location : Madisonville, Tennessee Established : 1866 Undergraduate Colleges Established : 1849 Undergraduate Majors • Humanities and Behavioral • Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts Student Size : 120 Student Size : 386 Social Sciences • Christian Leadership Website : www.fisk.edu • Natural Sciences, Mathematics Website : www.hiwassee.edu • Dental Hygiene and Business • Equine Science • Equine Management and Training • Business How to Apply: How to Apply: • Biology Online Application Apply Online w/$35 fee w/No fee When to Apply: When to Apply: Before Apr 15th Before Dec 1st What to send: • Online Application What to send: • Official High School Transcripts • Application • Official SAT/ACT Scores What they’re looking for: • Official High School Transcripts What they’re looking for: • Essay • Official Test Scores • 2 Letters of Recommendation 3.0 GPA 1040 SAT 2.3 GPA 940 SAT 23 ACT 18 ACT School Classification : School Classification : Private/4 year/Church Affiliated Private/4year Tuition Rate : Tuition Rate : $9K/Semester $11K/Semester School Location : Cleveland, Tennessee School Location : Harrogate, Tennessee Established : 1918 Undergraduate Colleges Established : 1897 Undergraduate Colleges • Arts & Sciences • Caylor School of Nursing Student Size : 5,400 Student Size : 4,800 • Helen Devos College of • Mathematics and Sciences Website : www.leeuniversity.edu Education Website : www.lmunet.edu • Carter and Moyers School of • Business Education • Music • Business • Nursing • Paul V. Hamilton School of • Religion Arts, Humanities and Social How to Apply: How to Apply: Sciences Online Application Apply Online • Allied Health Sciences w/$25 fee w/$25 fee When to Apply: When to Apply: Before Apr 15th Before Apr 15th What to send: • Online Application What to send: • Official High School Transcripts • Application • Official SAT/ACT Scores What they’re looking for: • Official High School Transcripts What they’re looking for: • Official Test Scores 2.0 GPA 900 SAT 3.4 GPA 990 SAT 17 ACT 21 ACT School Classification : School Classification : Private/4 year/Church Affiliated Private/4year/Church Affiliated Tuition Rate : Tuition Rate : $15K/Semester $12K/Semester School Location : Nashville, Tennessee School Location : Pulaski, Tennessee Established : 1891 Undergraduate Colleges Established : 1870 Undergraduate Colleges • Bible & Ministry • Business Student Size : 4,600 Student Size : 1,100 • Business • Education Website : www.lipscomb.edu • Computing & Technology Website : www.martinmethodist.edu • Humanities • Education • Mathematics & Sciences • Raymond B. Jones College of • Nursing & Social Sciences Engineering • George Shinn College of How to Apply: Entertainment & the Arts How to Apply: Online Application • Leadership & Public Service Apply Online w/$50 fee • Liberal Arts & Sciences w/$25 fee • Professional Studies When to Apply: When to Apply: Before Apr 15th Before Apr 15th What to send: • Online Application What to send: • Official High School Transcripts • Application • Official SAT/ACT Scores What they’re looking for: • Official High School Transcripts What they’re looking for: • Official Test Scores 2.5 GPA 1060 SAT 2.0 GPA 940 SAT 21 ACT 18 ACT School Classification : School Classification : Private/4 year Public/4year Tuition Rate : Tuition Rate : $17K/Semester $13K/Semester School Location : Maryville, Tennessee School Location : Murfreesboro, Tennessee Established : 1819 Undergraduate Colleges Established : 1911 Undergraduate Colleges • Behavioral Sciences • Basic and Applied Sciences Student Size : 1,200 Student Size : 23,000 • Education • Behavioral and Health Website : www.maryvillecollege.edu • Fine Arts Website : www.mtsu.edu Sciences • Humanities • Jennings A. Jones College of • Languages & Literature Business • Mathematics & Computer • Education Science • Liberal Arts How to Apply: • Natural Sciences How to Apply: • Media and Entertainment Online Application • Social Sciences Apply Online • University College w/No fee w/$25 fee • University Honors College When to Apply: When to Apply: Before Apr 15th Before Jul 1st after Senior Year What to send: • Online Application What to send: • Official High School Transcripts • Application • Official SAT/ACT Scores What they’re looking for: • Official High School Transcripts What they’re looking for: • Teacher Recommendation • Official Test Scores 3.5 GPA 1000 SAT 3.0 GPA 1100 SAT 24 ACT 22 ACT School Classification : School Classification : Private/4 year/Church Affiliated Private/4year Tuition Rate : Tuition Rate : $16K/Semester $23K/Semester School Location : Johnson City, Tennessee School Location : Memphis, Tennessee Established : 1866 Undergraduate Colleges Established : 1848 Undergraduate Majors • Arts & Humanities • More than 50 undergraduate Student Size : 1,200 Student Size : 2,100 • Bible & Ministry majors ranging from Africana Website : www.milligan.edu • William B. Greene, Jr. School Website : www.rhodes.edu Studies to Film & Media to of Business & Technology Business to Physics • Sciences & Allied Health • Social Sciences & Education How to Apply: How to Apply: Online Application Common Application or Universal w/$30 fee College Application
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