Through hands-on learning and knowledgeable

faculty, Southern Arkansas University is able to

provide you with an education that will give you

the experience needed to thrive in your field of

study. That is why we encourage anyone who is

considering higher education to be a part of

THE COMPLETE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE!

You will also find help to finance your college education in the SAU Office of Financial Aid. The friendly staff in the Office of Financial Aid helps 67 percent of SAU students receive some type of financial assistance each year. Forms of financial aid include Federal Pell Grants, Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants, work study, and loans.

For more information, call the Office of Financial Aid at (870) 235-4023 or visit our website www.saumag.edu/finaid.

To enroll as an undergraduate student at Southern Arkansas University, an entering freshman must submit the following:

An application for a residence hall room, along with a deposit, must also be submitted if you wish to live in a campus residence hall.

Unconditional Admission for Beginning Students

Beginning students who have ACT scores of 19 or higher on the English, mathematics, and reading parts of the ACT examination, completed the core curriculum, and graduated from high school will be admitted unconditionally to Southern Arkansas University.

Beginning students who do not qualify for unconditional admission but who have received a composite ACT score of 16 or higher or are ranked in the top quarter of their graduating class will be conditionally admitted to SAU. Students admitted with conditions must successfully complete all developmental courses in a regular and consistent manner and complete 12 hours of core academic courses with a 2.0 grade point average within the first 30 semester hours of college-level credit.

The four developmental courses are fundamentals of reading, fundamentals of writing, fundamentals of mathematics, and intermediate algebra. Successful completion in a regular and consistent manner means that required developmental courses be taken each semester the student is registered. If two or more developmental courses are required, the student must register for at least two developmental courses. (Fundamentals of mathematics and intermediate algebra cannot be taken concurrently.)

GED, Home School, and Charter School Graduates

These students are admitted by virtue of their ACT scores.

Non-Traditional Students

Students who are 25 years of age or older are admitted regardless of their ACT scores, but they must submit ACT scores to determine whether they must take developmental courses.

Academic scholarsh ips are awarded based on grade-point average, class rank, and ACT or SAT score. Performance scholarships are available in art, band, choir, and theatre. Other scholarships are available in athletics and rodeo.

If you are eligible for an academic or performance scholarship, any other financial aid you are awarded may be applied to other costs each semester, such as books and supplies (some restrictions apply). The priority deadline to apply for a scholarship is March 1, unless funds are depleted prior to this date. Call the Office of Admissions at 1-800-332-7286 for more information.

Before you attend your first class, you must first be officially admitted to the

University. All questions about the admissions process should be addressed to the Office

of Admissions which receives and processes all undergraduate applications and issues letters of

admission to qualified applicants.

First-Time Freshman Admission

Conditional Admission for Beginning Students

Scholarships

Other Financial Aid Resources

Enrollment: ............................................Approximately 3,400

Student/Teacher Ratio: .................................................... 16:1

School Year: ................................................... Two semesters;

two summer sessions

Colors: ..............................................................Blue and gold

Mascot: ............................................................ The Muleriders

Athletic Affiliation: ....................................... NCAA, Division II,

Great American Conference

Library: ...........................................145,000 volumes of books,

84 databases, access to more than

50,736 full text publications.

Campus Organizations: ........................... 100+ organizations

The Basics

1.) Application for admission

2.) ACT/SAT scores

3.) High school transcript or GED

certificate showing graduation date

4.) Immunization record

5.) Other information as requested

by the Office of Admissions

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Expect excellence. The SAU College of Business has a solid reputation for quality and leadership in business education. The business faculty are committed to excellence and provide the best education possible, while empowering students with strong education foundations that prepare them to compete for top jobs nationwide. That commitment to a high standard of excellence is one of the reasons our students win top honors in state and national competitions each year, why SAU boasts alumni who work for major corporations, and why SAU’s College of Business is proud to be among the top 5% of the world’s 13,000 business programs by maintaining accreditation with AACSB International.

Department of Accounting, Finance, and Economics

B.B.A. - Major in Accounting

B.B.A. - Major in Business Administration: Finance

Department of Management, Marketing, and Management Information Systems

B.B.A. - Major in Business Administration: General Business

B.B.A. - Major in Business Administration: General Business

with a minor in Secondary Education

B.B.A. - Major in Business Administration: General Business

with Agricultural Industries minor

B.B.A. - Major in Business Administration: General Business

with Fire Science Management minor

B.B.A. - Major in Business Administration: Management

B.B.A. - Major in Business Administration: Management Information Systems

B.B.A. - Major in Business Administration: Marketing

A.S. - Major in Business Administration

Megan GodsilJuniorMarketingDurham, California

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“I love the whole College of Business and the knowledgeable and helpful faculty. The College of Business is wonderful because it’s a very tight community. I basically live in that building and it’s nice to have it be such a welcoming place. It promotes competition, but also teamwork.”

What has been your most memorable experience at SAU? “It would be walking into the Business Building late at night and having my SIFE team play a scary movie prank on me.”

What has been your favorite class? “Principles of Marketing with Dr. Clark. I love Principles of Marketing because Dr. Clark’s lectures are not just word-for-word out of the book and it’s a very interactive class where we are involved the entire time.”

What activities are you involved in at SAU? “Community Advisor for the University Village Apartments, SIFE leader and also a member of the presentation team, and PBL (Phi Beta Lambda)”

What do you plan to do after you graduate from SAU? “I plan to attend law school at UNLV.”

The College of Business is accredited by The Association to Advance Col legiate Schools of Bus iness (AACSB) In te r nat iona l , wh ich represents the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide. SAU College of Business confirms its commitment to quality and continuous improvement through a rigorous and comprehensive peer review process.

Kenia GuillorySophomorePsychologyLittle Rock, Arkansas

What brought you to SAU? “I came to SAU because I wanted a school where I could be Kenia, not a number, or another dollar sign. I wanted professors who knew me by name and SAU is that sort of school. I was sold on the fact that there are so many places to find help, the Writing Center, the math labs and all the student instructor sessions.”

Who is your favorite professor? “My favorite professor is Dr. Shrick. She reminds me so much of my psychology teacher from high school, which makes me feel right at home. I love her teaching style and how she relates class concepts to real life with examples.”

What has been your favorite class so far?“My favorite class so far has been World Literature II with Dr. Boumtje. I loved all of the pieces we read and she has an amazing sense of humor. The class was very engaging overall.”

What do you plan to do after you graduate from SAU? “After graduating from SAU, I plan to attend graduate school to get a master’s degree in psychology. After that, I would like to go into testing for psychological disorders and hopefully become a psychological examiner.”

What has been your most memorable experience(s) at SAU? “A friend and I decided to sign up for our organizations to continue the heartbeat of SAU. When we got there, the only times available were awful. We chose the least awful of the times, which was 3 - 4 a.m. It was cold outside and we were scared of all the nighttime noises the campus has to offer, but we had a great time!”

Art, literature, and theatre are just part of the College of Liberal and

Performing Arts at SAU. The College provides improvement in basic

communication skills like writing and speaking. Degrees are granted in

art, criminal justice, English, French, history, mass communication, music,

political science, psychology, social work, sociology, Spanish, and theatre.

Kenia GuillorySophomorePsychologyLittle Rock, Arkansas

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A.A. - Major in General StudiesB.G.S. - Major in General Studies

Department of Art and DesignB.F.A. - Emphasis in Studio Art

B.F.A. - Emphasis in Communications Design

Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences

B.A. - Major in Behavioral and Social Science with an emphasis in Criminal Justice, Psychology, or

SociologyB.S. - Major in Criminal Justice

B.S. - Major in PsychologyB.S.W. - Major in Social Work

Department of English and Foreign Languages

B.A. - Major in English B.A. - Major in English with minor in Education –

Teaching Certification*B.A. - Major in Foreign Language

B.A. - Major in Foreign Language: SpanishB.A. - Major in Foreign Language: Spanish with minor in Education – Teaching Certification*

Department of History, Political Science, and Geography

B.A. - Major in HistoryB.A. - Major in Political Science

Department of MusicB.A. - Major in Music

B.M.E. - Major in Music Education

Department of Theatre and Mass Communication

B.A. - Major in Theatre B.A. - Major in Mass Communication with an

emphasis in one of the following:• Digital Cinema Media Production

• Mass Media

*You may finish the degree requirements in eight (8) semesters. However, in order to obtain a teaching certification, it is necessary to complete a ninth semester.

What do you plan to do after you graduate from SAU? “I plan to get a job teaching and work on a master’s degree in counseling. After experiencing the classroom and students for several years, I would like to become a school counselor. I love children and would enjoy working more one-on-one with students in schools and help them to understand and realize their full potential.”

What has been your favorite class? “I enjoy the observation courses that are required for the education program. Each education student goes to a different school every semester throughout the block program. We observe teachers in the classroom and learn different management and teaching techniques. We also are allowed to teach the classroom sporadically with the class teacher observing and advising when needed. It is a great ‘hands-on’ experience that benefits our future goal of becoming excellent teachers.”

Kristen LambertJuniorEarly Childhood EducationMagnolia, Arkansas

The College of Education holds two accreditations. The teacher education programs are accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) and the bachelor of science in athletic training is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training (CAATE).

Department of Teacher EducationB.S.E. - Major in Early Childhood Education P-4

B.S.E. - Major in Middle School Education with an emphasis in Math and Science

B.S.E. - Major in Middle School Education with an emphasis in Language Arts and Social Studies

Department of Health, Kinesiology, and RecreationB.S. - Major in Athletic TrainingB.S. - Major in Exercise Science

B.S.E. - Teaching Major in P-12 Physical Education, Wellness, and LeisureB.S. - Major in Human Performance, Recreation, and

Community Service with an emphasis in one of the following:• Sport Management• Community Service

Becoming a teacher is more than a job – it is a calling, a desire to help shape America’s

next generation. The College of Education at SAU will help you reach that professional level

while preparing you to meet the challenges you will face in your educational career. SAU

offers teach ing degrees in inclusive early childhood, early childhood education, middle level,

and secondary education. Degrees are also offered in health, kinesiology, and recreation.

Students who earn an education degree at SAU feel well-prepared to enter the classroom

and begin working with students.

Whether you plan to focus on younger children at the elementary age, teach at the

middle level, or shape soon-to-be graduates on the high school level, SAU will help you

find the success you are looking for in your teaching career.

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The College of Science and Technology at SAU produces graduates who are well prepared to enter the professional world in all areas of modern science. The College’s principal emphasis is to ensure that the undergraduate degree programs allow students to be competitive on a national basis. Each degree program is designed to provide breadth as well as special emphasis for the graduate. The five departments that comprise this College offer a total of 16 degree programs and seven minors.

Department of AgricultureA.S. - Major in Agriculture

B.S. - Major in Agricultural BusinessB.S. - Major in Agricultural EducationB.S. - Major in Agricultural Science

with Animal Science Option B.S. - Major in Agricultural Science

with Plant Science OptionB.S. - Major in Agricultural Science

with Pre-Veterinary Option

Department of BiologyB.S. - Major in Biological Science

B.S. - Major in Biology - Pre-Health OptionB.S. - Major in Biology - Wildlife Biology

and Conservation OptionB.S. - Biology Plan II - Professional, 3+2 program

with certain professional schools**

Department of Mathematics and Computer Science

B.S. - Major in MathematicsB.S. - Major in Mathematics with minor in

Education optional teaching certification* B.S. - Major in Computer Science

Department of NursingA.S. - Major in Nursing

B.S.N. - Major in NursingB.S.N. - Major in Nursing (R.N. to B.S.N.)

Department of Biochemistry, Chemistry, and PhysicsA.S. - Major in Chemistry

B.S. - Major in Chemistry – Science OptionB.S. - Major in Chemistry – Pre-Health

Professional Biochemistry OptionB.S. - Major in Chemistry – Medical

Technology Option**B.S. - Chemistry - Plan II - Professional, 3+2

program with certain professional schools**B.S. - Major in Chemistry - Entrepreneurship OptionB.S. - Major in Chemistry -

Environmental Science OptionB.S. - Major in Chemistry -

Forensic Chemistry OptionA.S. - Major in Industrial TechnologyB.S. - Major in Engineering-Physics -

Science OptionB.S. - Major in Engineering -

Physics Industrial Technology OptionB.S. - Major in Engineering -

Physics Chemical Engineering OptionB.S. - Major in Engineering - Physics

Mechanical Engineering Option

*You may finish the degree requirements in eight (8) semesters. However, in order to obtain a teaching

certification, it is necessary to complete a ninth semester.**Additional hours completed at professional school.

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Southern Arkansas University’s College of Science and Technology has solved the formula for success with their pre-health programs: give students hands-on experience in the region’s most technologically-advanced Science Center, personalized advising geared toward the specific programs students will be applying for upon graduation from SAU, and a family-like atmosphere on campus with faculty and staff who care about seeing each student reach his or her full potential.

From the graduating class of 2012, SAU celebrates eighteen graduates being accepted into highly competitive health-related and Ph.D. programs. Pictured above are the four SAU graduates that were accepted into veterinary school.

Jeremy Greene• Lewisville, Arkansas

• Biology major• Chemistry minor• Louisiana State

University School of Veterinary Medicine

Rachel Fowler• Friendship, Arkansas

• Biology and Agricultural Science major• University of

Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine

Laura Reed• Carthage, Texas

• Biology major• Animal Science and

Chemistry minor• Mississippi State

University College of Veterinary Medicine

Brennan Pitard• El Dorado, Arkansas

• Biology major• Chemistry minor• Louisiana State

University School of Veterinary Medicine

The Southern Arkansas University Muleriders and Lady Muleriders are perennial

contenders in the NCAA Division II Great American Conference.

The SAU men’s varsity teams compete in baseball, basketball, cross-country,

football, and golf. Women’s varsity teams include basketball, cross-country,

golf, softball, and volleyball. Men’s and women’s rodeo teams participate

in regional and intercollegiate competition.

If you would like to move from the stands to the playing field, the University

offers intramural activities, competitions, the Mulerider Activity Center, and

the Club Sports Program for those who enjoy team sports as well as those

who would rather compete on an individual basis. The program works hand-

in-hand with the Department of Health, Kinesiology, and Recreation and

serves as an arena for its majors to develop their interests and skills.

The Great American Conference is the newest NCAA Division II conference. Formed in 2011, the conference consists of six Arkansas universities and three Oklahoma universities.

Baseball - Steve Browningstevebrowning@saumag.edu

Men’s Basketball - Andy Sharpeandysharpe@saumag.edu

Women’s Basketball - Carrie Slatoncarrieslaton@saumag.edu

Cheerleading - Anne Sandsannesands@saumag.edu

Cross Country - Tim Servistimservis@saumag.edu

Football - Bill Keopplebillkeopple@saumag.edu

Golf - James Robertsonjamesrobertson@saumag.edu

Softball - Corey Lyoncoreylyon@saumag.edu

Volleyball - Steven Greamstevengream@saumag.edu

Tyler SykoraSeniorQuarterback Exercise ScienceHot Springs Village, Arkansas

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What brought you to SAU? “I came to SAU to play quarterback on the football team, but my decision to come here was based on more than just football. On my visit I felt really welcome and I thought the school would be a good fit for me.”

What has been your favorite class? “My favorite class was Physiology of Muscular Activity. This class was pretty difficult, but I learned a lot from my professor. It was interesting to learn about the muscles and how they are affected by what we do. I took a lot of information away from this course.”

What has been your most memorable experience(s) at SAU? “My most memorable moment was when I was a redshirt freshman and we were playing West Alabama at home on Homecoming. We were down by seven points with around 30 seconds left. I came in and threw a 60-yard touchdown pass to send the game into overtime. We eventually won in two overtimes. I will never forget that play and I will always be thankful that God gave me that opportunity.”

What do you plan to do after you graduate from SAU? “After I graduate from SAU, I plan on going to seminary and becoming a preacher and missionary. The Lord has blessed me with so much and I know that he has called me to do this. I am going to finish my career here because God has given me a great platform to bring Him glory. I will always be grateful to Southern Arkansas University and the people here who have helped mold my life.”

Mulerider Athletics Contact Information

Tyler BurnsBBA Marketing, MBAWeatherford, Texas

What activities are you involved in at SAU? “Student Government Association vice president then president; Inter-Greek Council president; Phi Lambda Chi secretary; SIFE member; ‘We Heart Magnolia’ project leader; Student Activities Board; Inter-Fraternity Council; Becoming A Mulerider II leader; and Leadership Academy leader.”

What brought you to SAU? “I chased my girlfriend up here five years ago. Luckily it worked out because she puts up with me and we are now happily engaged.”

Who was your favorite professor? “Dr. Clark and Dr. Green. They introduced me to new ways of thinking that shaped my perspective. Both of them also have a great deal of character — wildcards, if you will — that made coming to class and projects an exciting experience.”

What has been your favorite class? “Advertising. We had the opportunity to work with real retailers in the local community. They gave us a budget and actual marketing plans to develop a new marketing campaign. The opportunities in the classroom were hands-on and gave me real world experience.”

What has been your most memorable experience(s) at SAU? “Waking up every day and coming to school where I am surrounded by inspiring people working together to make the world a better place.”

What do you plan to do after you graduate from SAU? “I plan to travel with my future wife and experience the world. Shortly after, I hope to pursue a career in player management for a professional soccer team.”

Bruce CenterThe Bruce Center houses a new food court you will not want to miss, as well as a student game room with pool tables, air hockey, foosball, ping pong, wide screen TVs, and lounging areas.

The Mulerider Activities CenterStudents asked for it, and SAU responded with the Mulerider Activities Center (MAC). Muleriders enjoy the new work-out equipment, a basketball court, and an indoor walking track. It is also a great place to refuel with a healthy snack or fresh fruit smoothies at the Mule Fuel (pictured on the right).

Rider RinkThe skating rink at SAU is a place where you and your friends can always go for fun. The “Rider Rink” is free to SAU students. Normal hours are Friday from 5-9 p.m., Saturday from 1-8 p.m., and Sunday from 1-5 p.m.

One way to stand out at SAU is to participate in one of the more than 100 different

student organizations that are available under these major headings: departmental and

professional organizations, recognition and honor societies, religious organizations, special

interest groups, student government, hall councils, and social fraternities and sororities.

The annual spring concert series

always brings excitement to the

campus with artists ranging from

Sean Kingston to Thompson

Square (pictured above).

Tyler BurnsBBA Marketing, MBAWeatherford, Texas

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The annual RHA Bed Race is a must see. Every year during SAU’s Family Day celebration, the Residence Hall Association organizes this very entertaining and occasionally dangerous race that allows different

campus organizations a chance to see who has the fastest bed on campus.

Living on campus will play a big part in your college experience. You will gain a sense of independence and confidence by meeting the challenges of living on your own for the first time. You can be sure that living in a residence hall will be one of the most rewarding and memorable times of your college career.

There i s no p lace l i ke home; however, you will find the residential communities at SAU offer a friendly atmosphere conducive to growth and study. You will achieve a greater understanding of the people around you, gain valuable knowledge, and make lifelong friends.

Southern Arkansas University strives to provide the best possible housing at a

reasonable cost. Sure, it is different than living at home; however, when you live on

campus, you are right in the middle of the action, close to classes, labs, computers, college

activities, athletic facilities, and the library. National studies have shown that when you live on campus, you’re more likely to excel in academics and enjoy your college years than your classmates who live off campus.

SAU wants your living experience to be a great one, something you will always remember. To help you solve the small, day-to-day problems, resident assistants are assigned to help you. These staff members are assigned night duty and are always available in case of emergencies.

AgricultureBest in Business

EducationFirst Year Experience

Global Learning CommunityGreene Light Art

Health and Wellness Honors College

Leadership CollegeNursing

Performing Arts Residential College

or Create Your Own RIG

Bussey Hall Capacity: 200 Female onlyFincher Hall Capacity: 92 Co-EdGreene Hall Capacity: 176 Co-EdHarrod Hall Capacity: 196 Co-EdHonors Hall N. Capacity: 84 Co-Ed Honors Hall S. Capacity: 96 Co-EdTalbot Hall Capacity: 190 Male onlyTalley Hall Capacity: 192 Co-EdUniversity Court Capacity: 36 Family Housing University Village Capacity: 264 Co-Ed

Residential Interest Groups (RIGs) are living and learning options for all students living in the residence halls at SAU. Groups will live together on a specific floor based on their interests, although it does not necessarily have to be their major.

RIG communities also foster a living and learning environment through campus involvement, academic support, and student and professional staff members committed to helping students succeed during their college careers. The student staff members are campus leaders who live with students and offer many opportunities to get involved on campus and be successful in the classroom.

In the University Village apartments, you will enjoy a luxurious l ifestyle with amenities such as a pool, fully-furnished living room, bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and a clubhouse.

The University Village apartments offer two-bedroom and four-bedroom units for juniors, seniors, graduate students, single parents, and married students.

> Computer lab> Common areas for visiting with guests> Facilities for the physically-challenged> TV lounges> Common area for studying or playing cards> Laundry facilities> Sports equipment> Daily custodial service for public areas

> Daily maintenance service for routine repairs

Your room will be furnished with:> Cable TV> Wireless Internet> Sink> Telephone line> Two desks> Two chairs> Two single beds> Two dressers> Two closets

> One roommate

All residence halls are smoke-free and equipped with the basic necessities:

Residential Interest Groups

Who Must Live on Campus?

The University requires all full-time, single undergraduate students to live in one of our residence halls or with their parents. Single undergraduate students 21 years or older, undergraduates with 60 or more hours, and veterans with two years of active duty may live in the housing of their choice.

Which Interest Group is Right for You?

SAU Housing Options

University Village

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The University Court apartments have 18 two-bedroom apartments for family housing and are limited to married couples with children or single parents. The apartments are furnished, and the laundry room is in a common area. The apartments are available on a year-round basis.

Southern Arkansas University would like to help you reach your career goals through the SAU Honors College, which recognizes significant academic achievement.

Students in the program will find the courses to be both challenging and rewarding. In addition, the Honors College will provide students with an opportunity for a quiet living/learning environment in a designated residence hall.

Students who complete the course requirements of the Honors College will receive special recognition at graduation and will receive the distinction as “Southern Arkansas University Honors College Scholar” on their transcripts and diplomas.

We admit first-year and transfer students based upon a global assessment of academic potential. We examine ACT scores, high school GPA, required submitted essays, letters of recommendation and other relevant information. Current SAU students who have earned at least a 3.5 GPA may petition the Honors College for admission. Incoming freshmen in 2012 will receive an iPad 2 at no charge in lieu of the usual $600 dollar per year stipend. The iPad will be theirs to keep and will be delivered in Honors Seminar the first week of class.

For more information, please contact Dr. Edward P. Kardas, professor of psychology and director of Honors College, at epkardas@saumag.edu or (870) 235-4231.

> Honors College Admission

This humble student may say he is not “that smart,” but Southern Arkansas University 2012 chemistry graduate, Xi Wu, also known as “Western,” of Wuhu, China, seems to have discovered the formula for success.

“You don’t necessarily have to be smart. I’m not smart,” said Wu. “You have to have experiences, creativity and a passion to learn.”

Wu has such a passion for knowledge, in fact, that it carried him halfway across the world to study at Southern Arkansas as a Mulerider.

“Southern Arkansas Univers i ty at Magnolia, Arkansas, is where I started my journey in the United States. SAU is like a home to me,” said Wu. “I love this small town. I love the people at SAU. Wherever I go, I am forever a Mulerider.”

Read more about Xi “Western” Wu’s Complete College Experience as a Mulerider at web.SAUmag.edu/xi-wu.

Xi “Western” Wu2012 Chemistry GraduateWuhu, China

The Residential College is a living and learning option for freshman students. It focuses on students’ academic and personal success through service learning.

You will appreciate the exhilaration of giving back through obtaining the benchmark of 15 service hours each semester. Last year’s RC group completed campus projects, then put their skills to the test as they participated in a St. Louis initiative to Adopt-a-Block during a group trip.

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Requested Information:Admissions ScholarshipsHousing Financial Aid

The Residential College is open to entering freshmen with a composite ACT of 22 or above. There are only 82 spaces available. Selection will be based on ACT, GPA, and volunteer and leadership activities completed while in high school.

Students are required to complete a Residential College application. http://web.saumag.edu/rca

> Leadership College Admission

Become involved and be a part of a group that makes a difference while working together with classmates to get the most out of the college living and learning experience. Students involved in the Residential College and the Leadership College enroll in a common block of courses each semester, take group trips, and enjoy an environment where friends share the responsibility for learning.

Whether you were a leader in high school and want to continue developing your skills into college, or you want to discover and develop the leader inside you, the LC is the place for you.

Leadership College participants take active leader-ship roles in campus organizations and campus ac-tivities such as Homecoming, Celebration of Lights, Spring Fling, and other programs that enrich the col-lege experience.

The Leadership College is open to all freshmen and sophomores who meet the minimum requirements of admission to SAU and have a minimum ACT score of 19 in English. Students are required to participate in 3-5 activities each semester and attend mentor meetings.

Students are required to complete a Leadership College application. http://web.saumag.edu/lca

> Residential College Admission

Leadership College Residential College

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