Knox College
Instate Tuition (2011-2012)
$34,464
$34,464
Out-of-state Tuition (2011-2012)
$34,464
$34,464
AddressKNOX COLLEGE 2 East South Street Galesburg, IL 61401-4999 General info:(309) 341-7100 Financial aid office:(309) 341-7130 Admissions office:(800) 678-KNOX |
Tuition + Housing(2011-2012)Meals Per Week:20 UGrad Application Fee: $40 Campus Housing Capacity:1176 Freshman Must Live on Campus: Yes |
University Makeup(2011-2012)# of Undergrads: 1,429 Total Students: 1,429 |
Male40.9%
Female59.1%
International:7%
African-American:5%
American Indian:0%
Asian:5%
Hispanic:7%
Pacific Islander:1%
Caucasian:71%
Unknown:1%
Financial Aid97% First time, full time students receive federal aid and the average amount is $2,625 35% of students receive State/Local grants and the average amount is $4,000 90% receive instiutional grants and the average institutional award is $9,962 75% receive student loans and the average amount is $3,100 |
| Private not-for-profit 4 year or above Institution Baccalaureate Colleges--Arts & Sciences Baccalaureate Colleges--Liberal Arts Average ACT: 27.0 |
Special ProgramsTeacher Certifications |
Admissions RequirementsSecondary School Record Required Secondary School GPA Recommended Secondary School Rank Recommended Test Scores Recommended Competencies Neither required nor recommended Test EOFL Required |
Special CreditsHS College Credit: Yes AP Credit: Yes Life Experience Credit: No Special Credits(other): No |
Applicants Admitted %68% men vs 74% women admitted |
Applicants vs AdmissionsNumber of Men Applicants: 1,001 Number of Women Applicants: 1,384 Number of Men Admitted: 678 Number of Women Admitted: 1,028 |
Student ServicesLibrary On Campus Counseling Services Employment Services Placement Services |
Majors Hide Majors |
| • African-American/Black Studies • American/United States Studies/Civilization • Art History Criticism and Conservation • Asian Studies/Civilization • Biochemistry • Biology/Biological Sciences General • Chemistry General • Classics and Classical Languages Literatures and Linguistics General • Computer Science • Creative Writing • Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts General • Economics General • Education General • English Language and Literature General • Environmental Studies • Financial Mathematics • Fine/Studio Arts General • Foreign Languages and Literatures General • French Language and Literature • German Language and Literature • History General • International Relations and Affairs • Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies • Mathematics General • Music General • Neuroscience • Philosophy • Physics General • Political Science and Government General • Psychology General • Russian Language and Literature • Russian Studies • Social Sciences Other • Spanish Language and Literature • Women's Studies |
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