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• LocationBerrien Springs, The United States
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Andrews University is a private Seventh-day Adventist Christian university in Berrien Springs, in southwest Michigan, United States. Its origins go back to 1874, when a small school with 12 students opened in Battle Creek, Michigan. Andrews enrols about 3,500 undergraduate and graduate students from most US states and about 90 countries and territories.

Teaching is in English, and the university offers more than 150 programmes and degrees in five units: the College of Arts & Sciences, the College of Education & International Services, the College of Health & Human Services, the College of Professions and the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary. Its More For Less programmes combine a bachelor's and a master's or doctoral degree in less time, for example in architecture, business, physical therapy or social work. Students who need to improve their English can start at the Department of Intensive English Programs (ESL).

Undergraduate international students (except Canadians) receive a $14,000 Andrews Partnership Scholarship. Andrews is a residential campus: single undergraduates under 22 live in a university residence hall, and the university also owns about 343 apartments.

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4150 Administration Drive, Berrien Springs, MI, The United States, 49104

More than 100 undergraduate programmes, including:

• Architecture, interior design and aviation
• Accounting, finance, international business, management and marketing (BBA)
• Biology, biochemistry, chemistry, physics and medical laboratory science
• Chemical, computer, electrical and mechanical engineering (BSE); computer science
• Nursing, nutrition science and dietetics, public health
• Psychology, social work, elementary and secondary education
• Theology and religion
• Art, graphic design, photography and music; French, Spanish and English

Andrews offers master's and doctoral degrees through its colleges and the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary. Accelerated More For Less programmes combine a bachelor's with a graduate degree:

• Architecture: BS + MArch in 5.5 years
• Business administration or aviation: bachelor's + MBA in 5 years
• Physical therapy: BS + DPT in 6 years
• Social work: BSW + MSW in 5 years
• Speech-language pathology and audiology: BS + MS in 5 years
• Occupational therapy (BS + OTD) and secondary education (BS + MAT)

First-year applicants apply online, give two non-family references and pay a $30 non-refundable application fee. Requirements:

• Cumulative high school GPA of 2.75 or higher, ideally with 4 years of English and 3 years each of history/social studies, lab science and mathematics
• ACT 20 in all skills or SAT 530 (reading and writing) and 520 (maths); without test scores, a GPA of 3.50
• Transcripts from outside the US in the original language with a word-for-word English translation

For the I-20, international students submit a passport copy, a budget sheet and financial statements covering their first year, and pay an international student deposit.

Applicants whose language of education is not English must submit a test taken within the two years before admission, with these minimum scores:

• TOEFL iBT: 80
• IELTS Academic: 6.5
• PTE Academic: 54
• Duolingo English Test (certified): 110

The Department of Intensive English Programs offers ESL classes with a placement test on arrival; acceptance into ESL does not guarantee later admission to a degree programme.

Every admitted undergraduate receives a scholarship, a discount or both. Undergraduate international students (except those from Canada) receive the $14,000 Andrews Partnership Scholarship. International students may also work on campus for up to 20 hours a week.

Andrews is a residential campus: single undergraduates under 22 live in a university residence hall unless they live with an approved family member. On-campus options:

• Residence halls for single undergraduate and graduate students, staffed by full-time Student Life professionals
• Apartments for married students and families
• Apartments for single students aged 22 and over

The university owns about 343 apartments and some single-family houses.

https://www.andrews.edu/admissions/freshman/