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Focus
Tusculum College
G r e e n e v i l l e , Te n n e s s e e
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Tusculum College
Contents
Academics................................................................................................4
Programs of Study, Focused Calendar,
Personal Attention..........................................................................4
Hands-on Experiences, Dedicated Faculty............................6
Honors Program................................................................................8
Community...................................................................................10
Civic Arts, Service, Location, Friendships,
Local Highlights, Miles to Selected Cities............................10
Involvement........................................................................................14
Campus Life, Intercollegiate Athletics, Men’s Sports,
Women’s Sports, Intramural Sports........................................14
The Arts, Multicultural Affairs, Student Groups................16
Spiritual Life, Residence Life, Campus Diversions.............18
Value........................................................................................................20
Student Success, Graduate School,
Graduate Employment.................................................................20
Valuable Investment, Financial Assistance,
Scholarships, Estimated Costs..................................................22
Tusculum in Focus.....................................................................................24
Visit Information..........................................................................25
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As you search for the college or
university that’s right
for you, there’s
really just one thing you
need to do: Focus.
Focus on quality
academics, a thriving
community, endless
options for involvement,
and unmatched value.
Focus on a college
that focuses on you.
You’ll find your focus at
Tusculum College.
www.tusculum.edu
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Our primary focus?
Your education.
We combine dedicated
professors and lots of
real-world experiences
with excellent
academic programs, a
distinctive one-courseat-a-time format,
Take things one at a time. and a
nationally recognized
commitment to the
civic arts.
Academics I
Community V
On a small college
campus like ours,
there’s an auto-focus
on community–not
Find a focal point. only on
campus, but also
throughout the local
area. Your Tusculum
experience is
strengthened by a
variety of community
connections.
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When it comes to
student life at
Tusculum, we have a
focus: Groups! Whether
you’re an athlete or
an ambassador, a
planner or a
Zero in on countless options.
performer, a leader or a
late-night DJ, you’ll
find more opportunities
for involvement than
you can imagine.
s Involvement
y Value
When it comes to
value, Tusculum has a
dual focus. We provide
an education of
value (in fact, 90% of
our students receive
financial aid) and
learning experiences
that are valuable
Direct your efforts.
to employers and
graduate schools alike.
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Academics
Programs
of Study
Athletic Training
Education Program
Focused Calendar
say there’s no other way they
develop these and other
With Tusculum’s focused
would rather learn.
essential qualities, we require
calendar, you take one course
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classes in history, science, math,
at a time. The main benefit?
civicarts/focused2.html
and English, among other core
You can focus your thoughts
Biology
subjects. Besides developing
distractions from other classes.
Well-Rounded
Education
General Management
The block program creates
Today’s employers and
courses help you better
Management Accounting
an academic atmosphere that
graduate school programs
appreciate how other subjects
is flexible and dynamic–but
want well-rounded individuals
relate to your major. Plus,
also challenging intense. Still,
who can communicate
they’re really interesting!
once they have experienced it,
effectively, think critically, and
www.tusculum.edu/academics/
nearly 95% of our students
work well with others. To
civicarts/commons.html
on a single subject without
Business Administration
Chemistry*
Coaching*
Computer Information Systems*
Education
Pre-Secondary Education
Early Childhood Pre K-3
Elementary Education K-6
K-12 Education
Physical Education K-12
Visual Arts K-12
Secondary Education
Biology 7-12
English 7-12
History 7-12
Mathematics 7-12
Psychology 9-12
Special Education
Early Childhood
Modified and
Comprehensive K-12
English
Writing
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skills that employers and
graduate schools seek, these
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Practical Possibilities
“I was recruited to play soccer here, and I
always like to give 100%–but when I came
here, I focused more on my major and
“Honestly, you may not recall everything
from my classes, and that’s okay. I’m much
less on playing soccer. Tusculum has really
helped me focus more on my academics–on
what will help me down the road.”
more concerned that you become someone
who’s active, responsible, and involved in life.”
Dr. Melinda Dukes, professor of psychology
Programs
of Study
Sports Broadcasting
Religious Studies*
Television
Sport Management
Mathematics
Computer Science
Sports Science
Sociology
Jessica Wellington ’06,
an athletic training major from
Fort Lauderdale, Fla., who was recently
selected as the under graduate athletic
training student of the year by the
Tennessee Athletic Trainers’ Society
details.
Additional Disciplines
Tusculum also offers course
work in the following areas:
Dance
Medical Pre-Professional
Visual Arts
Environmental Science
Medical Technology
Fine Arts
Field Guide/Naturalist
Museum Studies
Graphic Design
History
Physical Education
Journalism*
Political Science & Pre-Law
Mass Media
Pre-Pharmacy
Graduate
Programs Available
Psychology
Visit www.tusculum.edu for
Radio
*minor only
Foreign Language
Geography
Humanities
Music
Natural Science
Physics
Theatre
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Academics
Hands-On
Experiences
Dedicated Faculty
professors. As our students
Whether it’s Dr. Karyn Spencer
will tell you, Tusculum’s
developing crazy games for
professors stretch you…but
her physical education “fitness
they also support you. They
day,” Associate Professor Ron
routinely share their home
Conley relating math concepts
phone numbers and keep
to cows, or Dr. Bonnie
their doors open beyond
Winfield creating “class rules”
standard office hours. They
for her course on Citizens
mentor and motivate you,
through internships,
& Social Change, you’ll
always challenging you to
research, class projects,
appreciate the enthusiasm and
do your best.
service efforts, and more.
creativity of your Tusculum
www.tusculum.edu/faculty/
Our block program makes
hands-on experiences
possible…and practical.
Without distractions from
other classes, you can
do more than learn about a
subject. You can live it–
Giving you real-world
experiences brings your
education to life and
prepares you for success
after graduation.
“I love that Tusculum's classes
Consider these examples…
Produce live radio and
TV programs
experiences. In my radio
Conduct muscle strength
practicum, for example, we
and endurance tests
were on the air the first
Tour regional childcare
centers
have so many real-world
week! I also love the
Study flora and fauna
professors here. My favorite
in Costa Rica
has to be Wess duBrisk.
See history come to life
He speaks more languages
at Williamsburg and
Plymouth Rock
than you can count, and he's
Evaluate air quality
so interesting. That makes
Design a Website
classes interesting.”
Complete a community
needs assessment
Present a worship service
in the chapel
Develop a business plan
for a local banker
Intern with the NFL's
Tennessee Titans
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Jennifer Heglar '06,
a mass media major
(with concentrations in
radio and television)
from Bristol, Tenn., who
is the station manager
of WTPL, our
on-campus radio station
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Professional Connections
“In everything we do, we keep
“Our innovative format allows us to
our students in mind—always
considering their personal needs
take field trips that last more than just a
and goals. For example, in my
day. We recently took a group to
screenwriting class, I bring in
New York City, where we toured NBC
a professional screenwriter to read
students’ scripts. I want to give
Studios, the CBS Museum of Television
them exposure to professional
and Radio, the American Museum of
connections and experiences they
Motion Images, and more.”
might typically find only in
graduate school.”
Wess duBrisk, associate professor of communications
Mary Boyes, assistant professor of English
Personal Attention
With a student-faculty ratio
of 15-1 and classes averaging
1 to 25 students, Tusculum
assures individual attention.
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Academics
Honors Program
If you would benefit from
an academically challenging,
intellectually engaging learning
experience, our Honors Program
was created for you! What to
expect? Special courses spanning
several subjects, independent
study, unique co-curricular programs, scholarships, and more.
www.tusculum.edu/academics/
programs/honors/
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Creative Teaching
“In three years of teaching
“Taking one course allows more time
at Tusculum, I have thought
for field trips. In a religion class
more about teaching than I did
we visited different places of worship,
and in a history class we went
to Williamsburg and Jamestown.
in six years of teaching at
other schools. Tusculum’s
block program fosters creative
teaching at its best. It
challenges us to teach in new
The block program has also taught me
and different ways. That, in
to focus on what’s important and
turn, challenges our students.”
set priorities to get things done.”
Amy Carlson ’07, a history education major
from Newport News, Va.
Dr. Barry Sharpe,
assistant professor of
political science and
director of the
Honors Program
The Latest in
Learning Resources
rooms and research materials
technology into classes using
that are accessible via the
PowerPoint presentations,
Tusculum College provides
Internet around the clock.
high-tech computer programs,
you with the latest learning
Professors also incorporate
and Web components.
resources—including
computerized class-
Technological Tools
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Community
“You’re more than a student at Tusculum.
You’re really a member of the community–both on
campus and within the Greeneville
community. I think it’s all because of Tusculum’s
commitment to the civic arts.”
Duane Randolph ‘08, a history and political
science major from Crossville, Tenn.
Civic Arts
citizens” and encouraging
to do a survey that determines
At Tusculum, we prepare you
community connections that
the needs of the community–
for more than a job. We
extend well beyond our campus.
and then create and complete a
prepare you for life. How?
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project that meets those needs
By promoting qualities like
civicarts/civic_faq.html
within the community. As you
responsibility, service, and
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work to help others, you’ll
community building through
Service
also gain experience solving
our award-winning Civic Arts
As part of our commitment to
problems, appreciating differ-
program. In fact, the Carnegie
the civic arts, we have all
ences, and working on teams.
Foundation for the Advance-
students participate in some
www.tusculum.edu/cca/
ment of Teaching highlighted
form of community service
servicelearning.html
Tusculum for doing an
during their time at Tusculum.
www.tusculum.edu/pages/slc/
excellent job of “educating
For example, we might ask you
aboutus.htm
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Local Highlights
Appalachian Trail
Area shops and restaurants
Cherokee National Forest
Great Smoky Mountains
Horseback riding
Local festivals
and special events
National Storytelling
Festival
Ski retreats
White-water rafting
Location
foothills of the Great Smoky
towns and big cities, 35 states,
Tusculum’s campus covers a lot
Mountains in eastern
and 21 countries. Despite
of ground (about 140 acres),
Tennessee, Greeneville
their diversity, Tusculum
but it’s not a place where you
offers much to see and do.
students share late-night study
can get “lost.” It’s a place
Check out our historic
sessions, road trips, favorite
to find a focal point…a place
downtown, eclectic shops,
restaurants (for burgers,
to find yourself. Tusculum
cultural attractions,
it’s the Bean Barn), and
College is located in
recreational diversions,
strong connections of
Greeneville, Tenn., which is
and diverse restaurants.
friendship. In a recent survey,
part of Greene County
four out of five traditional
(combined pop. 65,000).
Friendships
students said they’ll recall
A peaceful and progressive
Our campus community
their Tusculum College
community located in the
includes students from small
experience fondly.
Miles to
Selected Cities
Johnson City...............................26
Knoxville.....................................65
Asheville, NC..............................75
Chattanooga............................184
Lexington, KY...........................243
Nashville...................................252
Atlanta, GA..............................285
Huntsville, AL..........................285
Richmond, VA..........................375
Memphis...................................463
Tampa, FL..................................715
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Community
State-of-the-art library includes high-tech
A warm and “collegiate” a
classrooms, comfortable study spaces,
Sports: Recently renovated
football and soccer stadium, indoor
batting cages, and Pioneer Arena
Baseball stadium that is also home
to the Greeneville Astros, the rookieleague affiliate of the Houston
Astros www.tusculum.edu/athletics/
baseball/stadium.html
The best
NCAA Division II facilities in the country and a new 3,000-seat b
Niswonger Commons–our
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student center with workout facilities and Pioneer P
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” atmosphere that merges historic
architecture with the latest innovations
Facilities: Virginia Hall and
McCormick Hall–both on the National
Historic Registry
TV production
facilities and an on-campus radio station
www.wtpl-tusculum.edu
Annie Hogan
Byrd Memorial Chapel and Fine Arts
Center–including a black box theatre,
costume shop, and art studio space
,
group study rooms, computer labs, and a one-of-a-kind “reading room”
t baseball stadium that serves as home to our own Tusculum Pioneers
Housing: Student apartments
with private bedrooms, washer/dryer,
living area, and more Newly updated
residence halls, complete with
new furniture, phone service, cable TV,
new-release movies, Internet
connections, comfortable lounges,
and free laundry
r Perk, our coffee shop
offering everything from Smoothie King to Starbuck’s
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Involvement
Campus Life
Our block program creates
an intense learning environment, making it important to
kick back…hang out…and
have some fun. If you’re like
most students, you’ll spend
about 85% of your time
outside of class. What to do?
Focus on opportunities
to make friends and make a
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difference, to lead and to
learn, to join in and enjoy.
www.tusculum.edu/life/
Intercollegiate
Competition
A member of the South Atlantic
Conference, Tusculum’s
teams compete in the NCAA
Division II. Across the board,
we place a priority on the
academic success of our studentathletes. We have a tradition
of excellence in intercollegiate
athletics–a powerhouse football
team and strong programs in
baseball, basketball, golf, and
men’s and women’s soccer. The
College also boasts a competitive intramural program and
many fitness opportunities.
www.tusculum.edu/athletics/
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Men’s Athletics
Baseball
Basketball
Cross Country
Football
Golf
Soccer
Tennis
Women’s Athletics
Basketball
Cross Country
Golf
Soccer
Softball
Tennis
“You grow so much at Tusculum, and so many
Volleyball
things go into your experience—from doing
volunteer work to getting involved on campus to
playing sports. It’s an amazing place to be.”
Ashley Moreira ’07, an English education major and
Intramurals
Basketball
Billiards
varsity soccer player from London, Ontario
Football
Soccer
Softball
Swimming
Table Tennis
Tennis
Volleyball
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Involvement
The Arts
Whether you have a passion to
perform or prefer to sit in the
audience, you’ll find a place at
Tusculum. Get involved in a
theatrical production…work
in the costume shop…lend
your voice to the Tusculum
College Community Chorus…
take in an art exhibit…attend
performances by nationally
recognized artists, musicians,
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and speakers. Our Arts
Outreach programs spark
your creativity and provide a
needed study break!
www.arts.tusculum.edu/
Multicultural
Affairs
Our students appreciate
the diversity of our campus.
You will, too! Multicultural
students make up more than
28% of our population, and
nearly 10% of our students are
from countries beyond
the United States. We want
to make every student feel
welcome at Tusculum.
That’s why we offer so many
services and special events
through our Office of
Multicultural Affairs.
www.tusculum.edu/life/
multiculture.html
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“Everyone waves and says ‘hi’ as you
Our students spend
walk across campus. People want to know
about 85% of their time
you, and you want to know them.
outside the classroom. And
what do they do with all that
That’s what happens when you get
time? Virtually everyone gets
involved on campus.”
involved with at least one club
or organization; many students
Randy Loggins ‘05, a mass media major from
Stockton, Calif., who transferred from a community college
in California to play football for Tusculum
Wondering what student groups you
International and
could join? Here’s a partial list:
Marksmanship Club
Multicultural Society
National Student
Academic clubs
(various majors)
Admissions Ambassadors
Campus Christian
Fellowship
Cheerleaders
Adventure Club
Circle K International
All Campus Events (ACE)
College Republicans
Alpha Chi
Community Chorus
Andrew Johnson Society
Dance Team/Pep Squad
Athletic Training Club
Baptist Student Union (BSU)
Fellowship of
Christian Athletes
Black United Students (BUS)
Greek Life
Bonwondi
Hall Councils
Campus Activities Board
Humanities Club
Athletic Association
Physical Education Club
are active in several groups!
Student Events and
Activities League (SEAL)
Student Government
Association
Students in
Free Enterprise (SIFE)
Pioneer (student newspaper)
Theatre at Tusculum
Religious Life
Theta Phi Alpha
(www.tusculum.edu/life/
Tusculana (yearbook)
religiouslife.html)
Tusculum Arts Outreach
Residence Hall Councils
Tusculum’s Advertising
Scholars Bowl
Science Club
Project (TAP)
Venturing Crew
Student Groups
Westminster Fellowship
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
www.tusculum.edu/life/studentclubs.html
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Involvement
Residence Life
Tusculum has amazing
campus apartments, recently
renovated residence halls,
and fun new “theme houses”–
all with great amenities
like cable TV, new-release
movies, Internet connections,
comfortable lounges,
and free laundry! No wonder
more than 75% of our
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undergraduate students live
on campus.
www.tusculum.edu/life/
reshalls.html
Spiritual Life
We are affiliated with the
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.),
but Tusculum welcomes
students of all faiths and
religious backgrounds.
We believe there’s an
important place for spiritual
life on campus, and we have
several religious organizations
you can join. Tusculum also
offers optional mid-week services
in the student center, Sunday
services in our chapel, and
easy access to area churches.
www.tusculum.edu/life/
religiouslife.html
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Campus Diversions
Andrew Johnson Presidential
Library and Museum
Athletic competitions
Canoeing
Casino nights
Comedians
Community service
Concerts
Convocation (one per block)
Dances
“Exam Cram” gatherings
hosted by Tusculum
College faculty
Game rooms
“I’ve gotten to know people from all over the
Game shows
world at Tusculum. It’s one thing to meet someone
Great workout facilities
from another place; it’s another to have her go
Greeneville Astros games
home with you. It gives you a completely different
Homecoming
Ice cream socials and pizza
perspective, and I really appreciate that.”
Emmy Johnson ‘07,
an independent study/pre-physical therapy major
from Lexington, Ky.
parties hosted by
Tusculum's president
In-room movies
Laser tag
“Open mike” nights
Residence hall events
Ski trips
Speakers
Theatrical productions
Weekly chapel services
White-water rafting
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Value
Student Success
At Tusculum College, we want
to help you put your future
in focus. Our goal? To prepare
you for a rich and rewarding
life–personally as well as professionally. You can begin as
early as your first year. Our
Office of Career Development
can share advice about majors,
internships, part-time jobs,
service efforts, and career
opportunities. Later in your
Tusculum career, we’ll help
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you develop a resume, write
cover letters, research employers,
and more. After leaving
Tusculum, our graduates realize success in a range of career
fields. And in a survey of recent
Traditional College graduates,
95% said that Tusculum prepared them well for the work
they’re doing now.
www.tusculum.edu/career/
Graduate School
More than 10% of our
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graduates go directly into
graduate school after leaving
Tusculum College. Many
others pursue advanced degrees
later in their lives. Regardless
of the subjects they study, our
alumni find Tusculum’s
focused calendar is the ideal
foundation for the intense
course work they find in graduate or professional school.
Tusculum College offers
graduate programs in business
and education.
Graduate
Employment
Tusculum College
graduates are in
demand by respected
corporations,
organizations, health
care agencies, schools,
and more. Consider
these examples:
Banking institutions
throughout the region
Ford Component Sales
“Our students get into graduate
schools because we prepare them
well and because we write
strong, personalized letters of
recommendation. We can
focus on their experiences because
we know what they’ve done.
It makes a huge difference.”
John Deere
PGA Regional Office
Plasti-Line, Inc.
Primerica Financial Services
School systems nationwide
Smurfit-Stone
Container Corporation
Tusculum College
U.S. Army
U.S. Marines
U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission
Shannon Salyer, assistant professor of psychology
Graduate
School Results
Our students pursue advanced degrees at respected
institutions that include:
Tusculum College
University of Texas
University of Florida
University of Virginia
University of Georgia
Vanderbilt University
University of Kentucky
Virginia Tech University
University of Tennessee
Western Carolina University
Georgia State University
Louisiana State University
Princeton Theological
Seminary
Placement
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Value
Estimated Costs*
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Tuition
$15,100
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Room and Board
$6,230-$7,730
*Rates listed are
for 2005-06; all figures
subject to revision.
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Valuable
Investment
In recent years, Tusculum has
become an increasingly
popular college choice!
Perhaps it’s because students
everywhere Tusculum delivers
a high-quality, one-courseat-a-time education that’s also
affordable. While our tuition
is among the lowest in
the Southeast, Tusculum
ensures an education that’s
second to none. To ensure
your place at Tusculum, apply
early for admission and
financial aid. Our rolling
admissions policy means you
can apply any time–even
online! To begin, call us or
visit www.tusculum.edu.
www.tusculum.edu/admission/
Financial Assistance
When considering college
costs, focus on the bottom
line. With financial assistance,
Tusculum may cost less than
a state-supported institution!
Tusculum annually awards
more than $3 million in
institutional aid, for example,
and 90% of our students
receive some form of financial
assistance. We’ll consider your
financial aid package as soon
as you submit your application
for admission! To get started,
file the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
available at www.fafsa.ed.gov/.
www.tusculum.edu/faid/index.html
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Scholarships
Tusculum offers a variety of
academic, Bonner Scholarships,
and leadership scholarships,
along with other endowment
and special interest awards. You
may also apply for the College’s
prestigious Pioneer, Presidential, and full-tuition Trustees
Scholarships. Contact Tusculum
to learn more about our many
scholarship opportunities.
www.tusculum.edu/admission/on
line_forms/scholarcomp.html
“I originally chose Tusculum because
I got a great financial aid package.
But Tusculum has given me so much more
than just an affordable education.
It has allowed me to learn about myself by
being around people who are so different.”
Joanna Chance ’07, a pre-med major
from Brookville, Ohio
A Special Place
“The best thing about Tusculum
is the sense of community you find
on campus. It’s so nice to know
you have a support system
of people who care about you.”
Taylor Olson ’07,
a business major
from Bristol, Tenn.
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Tusculum in Focus
www.tusculum.edu
Campus Life:
Lots of things to
do–from cultural events
and outdoor recreation
to Tusculum traditions
like Homecoming
and ice cream socials
History:
Tennessee’s first college, and
the 28th oldest college in the
nation
Type of School:
Private, four-year, coeducational
hosted by our college
president
Housing:
G 75% or more
traditional undergrads
Affiliation:
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
Location:
Greeneville, Tenn. (pop.
16,000), in the foothills of
the Great Smoky Mountains
guaranteed for
Students:
G 2,301 overall–including
four years
G Amenities like cable,
new-release movies,
Internet access,
G
G
and free laundry
Facilities:
G Brand-new,
G
G
about 960 on campus
(Traditional College) and
1,341 in adult programs
More than 47% from
beyond Tennessee
Represent small towns
and big cities from 35
states and 21 countries
28% multicultural student
population
9% international student
population
state-of-the-art library
G Athletic facilities
among the best in the
Student-Faculty Ratio:
15-1
nation for NCAA
Average Class Size:
Division II schools
Varies between 1 and 25
students
G Dynamic student
center
G Pioneer Perk–featuring
Starbuck’s Coffee and
Smoothie King
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G Nationally recognized
Civic Arts program
stressing qualities like
community, responsibility,
honesty, respect, and
concern for others
G Service learning emphasis
G Hands-on experiences
G Focused calendar (one
course at a time);
Tusculum is one of only
three schools in the nation
offering courses in this way
Faculty:
G 85 full-time faculty
G 80% hold a Ph.D. or high-
est degrees in their fields
Cross Country, Golf,
Soccer, Softball, Tennis,
Volleyball
G Active intramural program
Student Groups:
Dozens of clubs and
organizations to meet every
interest area
Financial Aid:
90% of students receive some
form of assistance
Accreditation:
Calendar:
live on campus
G Student housing
Academic Highlights:
Eight blocks (four per
semester) that enable you to
complete one course before
moving on to another;
three month-long summer
sessions (May, June, July)
Travel Opportunities:
Travel-study possibilities for
every student
Graduate Success
Our graduates are successful
in a range of career fields; in a
survey of recent Traditional
College graduates, 95% said
Tusculum prepared them well
for what they’re doing now
Athletics:
G NCAA Division II
G Highly competitive in the
South Atlantic Conference
Men: Baseball, Basketball,
Cross Country, Football,
Golf, Soccer, Tennis
Women: Basketball,
Tusculum College is
accredited by the
Commission on Colleges of
the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools
(1866 Southern Lane,
Decatur, GA 30033-4097;
phone (404-679-4501)
to award the Bachelor of
Arts, the Bachelor of Science
in Organizational Management, the Master of Arts in
Education, and the Master
of Arts in Organizational
Management. Our athletic
training education program
is accredited by the
Commission on Accreditation
of Allied Health Education
Programs. Our Traditional
College is accredited by
the American Academy for
Liberal Education
(1015 18th Street, Suite 204,
NW, Washington, DC
20036), which recognizes
outstanding liberal arts
institutions or programs.
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Visit Information
www.tusculum.edu/admission/admission_visit.html
To learn more about the focus you’ll
find at Tusculum College, there’s just
one thing to do: VISIT! Join us for
an open house or schedule a personal
campus visit. It’s the best way to be sure if
Tusculum is right for you. To plan
your visit, simply call, e-mail, or register
online. We’ll be happy to make the
arrangements!
Tusculum College
Tusculum College does not discriminate on the
Office of Admissions
basis of sex, color, race, age, religion, ethnic origin,
800-729-0256 or 423-636-7300
or handicap in the selection of its applicants.
admissions@tusculum.edu
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Tusculum College
Office of Admissions
P.O. Box 5051
Greeneville, TN 37743-9980
800-729-0256
423-636-7300
423-798-1622 fax
admissions@tusculum.edu
www.tusculum.edu
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