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47 majors 12 pre-professional programsExtraordinary EducationWith 47 undergraduate majors, 51 undergraduate minors, 12 pre-professional programs and 13 graduate programs to choose from, maybe you’ll choose an area of study you’ve always been passionate about, a subject that you’ve recently become interested in or a major that you’ve never considered before. The opportunities at HPU are endless. highpoint.edu/academics

Accounting n n B.A., B.S.Actuarial Science n B.S.Anthropology n

Art History n

Athletic Coaching n

Biochemistry n B.S.Biology n n B.A., B.S.Business Administration n n B.A., B.S.Chemistry n n B.A., B.S.Chinese n

Communication (with concentrations in Electronic Media Production, Game and Interactive Media Design, Journalism, Media and Popular Culture Studies, Sport Communication and Strategic Communication)

n n B.A.

Computer Science n n B.A., B.S.Criminal Justice n n B.A.Dance n

Documentary Media n n B.A.Economics n

Education Studies n

Elementary Education n B.A.English Literature n n B.A.English Writing n n B.A.Entrepreneurship n n B.A., B.S.Environmental Studies n

Event Management n

Exercise Science (with concentrations in Biomechanics, Exercise Physiology, and Health and Wellness)

n B.S.

Finance n

French and Francophone Studies n n B.A.Furnishings and Product Marketing n

Global Commerce n

Graphic Design n n B.A.Health Education n

Health and Physical Education n B.A.History n n B.A.Human Relations n n B.A.Individualized Major n B.A.Interior Design n B.S.International Business n B.A., B.S.International Relations n B.A.Latin American Studies n

Leadership n

Marketing n n B.A., B.S.

Mathematical Economics n B.S.Mathematics n n B.A., B.S.Middle Grades Education (with licensure in Biology, Comprehensive Science, English, History/Social Studies, Mathematics and Spanish)

n B.A.

Music (with concentrations in Instrumental Studies, Piano/Organ and Voice)

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Nonprofit Leadership and Management n n B.A.Philosophy n n B.A.Photography n

Physics n n B.A., B.S.Political Science n n B.A.Psychology n n B.S.Religion n n B.A.Sales (with a concentration in Furniture Industry) n n B.A., B.S.Sociology n

Sociology and Anthropology n B.A.Spanish n n B.A.Special Education n n B.A.Sport and Event Management n B.A.Sport Management n

Statistics n

Strength and Conditioning n

Studio Art n n B.A.Theatre (with concentrations in Collaborative Theatre, Dramatic Writing, Performance and Technical)

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Visual Merchandising Design n n B.S.Women’s and Gender Studies n

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UNDERGRADUATE PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMSn Art Therapy n Athletic Trainingn Dentistryn Engineeringn Lawn Medicinen Ministryn Occupational Therapyn Pharmacyn Physical Therapyn Physician Assistant Studiesn Veterinary Medicine

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS and MINORS

GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS

Athletic Training M.S.A.T.

Business Administration M.B.A.

Educational Leadership Ed.D., M.Ed.

Elementary Education* (with concentrations in Content, Literacy and STEM)

M.Ed., M.A.T.

History M.A.

Pharmacy Pharm.D.

Physician Assistant Studies M.P.A.S.

Secondary Mathematics M.Ed., M.A.T.

Special Education* M.Ed.

Strategic Communication* (with concentrations in Health Communication, Political Communication and Public Relations)

M.A.

* Offered as a traditional master’s program or as a B.A. to M.A./M.Ed. program.

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15:1 student-to-faculty ratio 100%

of classes taught by faculty.No student teachers orteacher assistantsinstruct classes 100%

of freshmen are enrolledin the President’s Seminar on Life Skills

Learn to Lead a Life of Success & SignificanceN

ot many university presidents teach a class, but Dr. Nido Qubein always proves the exception to the rule and, in fact, teaches two classes. At the age of 17, he came to the U.S. with little money and limited

command of the English language. Since then, his achievements have earned him the Ellis Island Medalof Honor, induction into the Horatio Alger Society of Distinguished Americans and placement within the National Speaker’s Association Hall of Fame. Dr. Qubein is a nationally recognized speaker, author and consultant.

President’s Seminar on Life SkillsThe President’s Seminar on Life Skills is an opportunity for every first-year student to reap the benefits of Dr. Qubein’s lifetime of learning and continual achievement. highpoint.edu/presidentseminar

Through this class, students learn:n How to develop positive self-esteemn The fundamentals of leadershipn The art of goal-settingn Effective communication skillsn How to make persuasive presentationsn The importance of health and wellnessn Fundamentals of fiscal literacyn Principles of stewardship

President’s Seminar for SeniorsThe President’s Seminar for Seniors focuses on how to successfully transition into the corporate arena and equips prospective graduates with the skills needed to succeed in today’s ever-changing marketplace.

This course enhances personal, academic and professional development by encouraging seniors to:n Study the transition from life in college to life after collegen Examine the fundamentals of professionalismn Study the value of stewardship and community engagementn Prepare for work opportunitiesn Interview for careers effectively

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Learn from Internationally Renowned LeadersH igh Point University is committed to surrounding students with an environment that motivates

and inspires learning. HPU regularly hosts internationally acclaimed thought leaders who interact with the student body, helping students to discover their own path to personal growth

and leadership. highpoint.edu/accesstoinnovators

BUZZ ALDRINGENERAL COLIN POWELL LAURA BUSH TOM BROKAW

“ Find that which you love doing and that which you do well. When you put those two together, you have put into place the road map for a successful and satisfying life.” —General Colin Powell, 2014 Commencement Speaker

BILL CLINTON STEVE WOZNIAK

“ Don’t be afraid to be disruptive; find new ways to do the conventional and the useful; and don’t run from big and bold challenges.”

—Tom Brokaw, 2015 Commencement Speaker

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“ High Point University has strengthened the confidence that I have in myself and my dreams by pushing me outside of my comfort zone and challenging me to be a better student, leader, friend and young professional. I had the privilege of being accepted to my number one choice Physical Therapy school, and I wholeheartedly attribute that moment of success to the stellar faculty members, innovative facilities and unceasing inspiration that HPU has offered me during my time here.”

—Nicole Karlesky; Exercise Science major; from Charlotte, NC; Medical University of South Carolina

“ Because of HPU’s location and proximity to downtown High Point, I’ve been able to build my résumé based on High Point Furniture Market positions (one with High Point Market Authority and most recently the showroom, Codarus) and with two internships: Barbour Spangle Design in High Point and June DeLugas Interiors in Clemmons, NC. Receiving a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design was one of the most important factors

in choosing which college I attended.” —Michelle Scirica; Interior Design major; from Smithtown, NY; Rogers Design Group

Successful Young Alumni

“ High Point University’s Phillips School of Business Selling Club helped to introduce me to Aetna at the International Collegiate Sales Competition (ICSC) in Orlando, Fla. this past November. I utilized the career fair during my junior year to secure an internship that provided me with valuable job-related and personal tools which I still use today.”

—Marcus Cromwell; Business Administration major; from Edgewater, MD; Aetna

“ High Point really does live up to its mission statement — an extraordinary education in an inspiring environment with caring people. I was able to pursue my dream of a double major in Biology and Mathematics because of these three qualities. My professors constantly supported and challenged me in and outside the classroom. The facilities and classrooms I had access to encouraged me to do my best and refine my skills. The small undergraduate research program at HPU opened my eyes to a whole other world — one that I am now going into as I begin my future at a research intensive Ph.D. program at Vanderbilt University. Every dream, including mine, is feasible at HPU.”

—Andrea Perreault; Biology and Mathematics major; from Neshanic Station, NJ; Vanderbilt University

Ken Fobian was selected as the first place winner and recipient of $7,000 for his business plan, Resistance LLC, at HPU’s fifth annual Business Plan Competition. “I have that entrepreneurial passion and I have always wanted to start my own company,” says Fobian. “I am going to pursue the company upon graduating and it feels great that all of the hard work paid off. I am grateful for the help from everyone at HPU and the motivation from my friends and family. This is a huge help and a big step. I am very excited.” —Ken Fobian; Business major; from Oakland, NJ; Resistance, LLC

highpoint.edu/profiles

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An Inspiring EnvironmentThe Center for Student Success The Center for Student Success houses the offices of Career & Internship Services, Undergraduate Research and Creative Works and First Year Success Coaches. The programs are focused to help students on their college journey and beyond as they possibly start a business, prepare for graduate school or begin their career path.

Human Biomechanics and Physiology LabHPU’s Human Biomechanics and Physiology Lab is one of the most advanced of its kind in the world. With state-of-the-art equipment and a 13,150-square-foot facility, the lab is capturing national attention. The lab’s equipment includes a 24-camera motion analysis system, an environmental chamber that allows for temperature and altitude change, a DEXA scanner for bone density testing and an anti-gravity treadmill. This equipment allows for students to be involved in groundbreaking, high-impact research in the areas of injury prevention, rehabilitation and the effects of supplements on performance and recovery.

School of EducationThe 31,000-square-foot, LEED-Certified (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) School of Education houses our psychology department and the NCATE-accredited (National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education) education school. The building is equipped with simulated classrooms where students practice creating the most effective teaching and learning environment. It also features clinical labs for conducting hands-on testing and experiments.

The Plato S. Wilson School of Commerce The School of Commerce holds the Center for Financial Research, which serves as a stock trading room and allows students to receive real-world, practical learning opportunities. The center includes teaching and research technology, including financial databases, investment software, professional accounting programs, a stock ticker, dual-screen monitors, SMART boards and world clocks. The building also contains a graphic design lab with 24 digital workstations — each equipped with a Wacom touch screen monitor and an iMac on a movable arm to allow for an adjustable workspace.

School of Art and DesignHPU’s School of Art and Design emphasizes the importance of hand skills combined with technological proficiency in profession-specific software. Students studying in the School of Art and Design have access to cutting-edge equipment including a technology lab equipped with a laser cutter, CNC router and 3D printer that gives students the ability to produce to-scale models of furnishings or products at a degree of detail tempered only by their imaginations. They also have access to several Computer-Assisted Design labs, including a 20+ station Mac lab with large screen Cintiq interactive pen displays, which introduce our students to programs like Sketch-Up, CAD, REVIT and the Adobe Suite.

The Nido R. Qubein School of CommunicationThe School of Communication features two high-definition TV studios, audio recording studios, a screening theater, editing labs, a student-operated radio station, a nationally cited survey and research center, an interactive media and game design facility, a robust Media Fellows program and various computer labs. The school’s Board of Advisors includes leaders in radio, television, newspaper and magazine companies across the nation, including 34-time Emmy award-winning producer and Fox’s World Cup Coordinator, David Neal, and Apple co-founder, Steve Wozniak.

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Develop Personally and Professionally

93% of all students live on campus all four years

8freshman residence halls

12dining locations

Workout FacilitiesHPU offers a full line of fitness amenities and recreational services to keep students active and in shape.n Modern workout equipment n Group exercise classesn Intramural sports n Sand volleyball courtsn Indoor & outdoor basketball courtsn Bike rentalsn Racquetball courts n Tennis courts n Indoor & outdoor swimming pools

SecurityThe safety and security of our students is a top priority and is enhanced by a gated campus, secure perimeter and a professional security force, off-duty High Point police officers, a well-lit campus, plentiful code-blue security poles and yellow emergency call boxes, closed circuit television and a robust card access system that controls residence hall doors 24 hours a day.

Common Experience The Common Experience program allows for a shared intellectual experience that provokes curiosity and critical awareness by creating interactions and connections with faculty and peers. Incoming first-year students will be introduced to the Common Experience at their orientation event, and it will carry through into their residence halls, First Year Seminars and English Composition courses. highpoint.edu/commonexperience

Office of Career and Internship Services High Point University’s Career & Internship Services Office offers assistance beginning freshman year in all aspects of the career planning, internship and employment process. The office plans a career trajectory for students according to their chosen majors and goals. highpoint.edu/careerinternships

First-Year Student Success ProgramEvery High Point University student is assigned a Success Coach to support, guide and get students connected during their first year of college. The Success Coach is responsible for providing appropriate academic and transitional support to first-year students applicable to all aspects of the student’s life tasks: academic, personal, social and career. They assist students in their transition to college life during their first year.

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TOP 12 college security program in the nation by Security Magazine

99% of freshmen

live on campus

#1for a fourth consecutive year

in Aramark’s annual Student Satisfaction Survey

of college food options

95%

of our students applying to graduate school are

admitted to one or more of their target schools and 87%

to their first choice

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Get Involved: Become a Change Agent

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With more than 100 student life campus organizations to choose from, at High Point University you won’t just be asked to question the world around you — you’ll be expected to become an active citizen. highpoint.edu/servicelearning

SororitiesAlpha Chi OmegaAlpha Gamma DeltaAlpha Kappa AlphaDelta Sigma ThetaKappa DeltaPhi MuSigma Sigma SigmaZeta Phi BetaZeta Tau Alpha

FraternitiesBeta Theta Pi Kappa Alpha Order Kappa Alpha PsiKappa SigmaPi Kappa AlphaPi Kappa PhiSigma Nu

Fine ArtsArt ClubChamber Singers (Elite Choir)Chapel ChoirThe Tower PlayersUniversity CabaretUniversity OrchestraUniversity Singers

Service OrganizationsAlpha Delta Theta (Sorority) Alpha Phi Omega (Co-ed Fraternity) Big Brothers Big SistersCivitanHabitat for HumanityImpact Volunteer Center

CommunicationApogee (Literary Magazine)Campus Chronicle (Newspaper)HPUR (Campus Radio)HPU SportsHPU-TV News“The WOW Factor” (Variety Show)Zenith (Yearbook)

Religious OrganizationsAlpha Delta Theta (Sorority) Alpha Phi OmegaAwake and Alive Board of Stewards College LifeDelta Iota Alpha (Fraternity)HPU Catholic Campus Ministry HPU HillelInterfaith United

Student GovernmentCommunity Affairs BoardJudicial BoardStudent Government AssociationStudent Senate

Special Interest GroupsModel United Nations TeamOdyssey Club (Honors Program)SEA (Environmental Awareness)Society for Historical/Political

Awareness

Academic OrganizationsAlpha Lambda Delta American Chemical SocietyAmerican Marketing Association Athletic Training ClubBiology Majors ClubCouncil for Exceptional Children

Exercise Science ClubHealth Occupation Students

of AmericaInteriors and Home

Furnishings ClubInternational ClubInvestment ClubPhysician Assistant ClubSales ClubSigma Tau DeltaSociety for Professional JournalistsSociety of Physics StudentsSpanish ClubSports Majors ClubSports Management AssociationTeachers of Tomorrow

General InterestCampus Activities TeamCollege Democrats College RepublicansColleges Against CancerDucks UnlimitedEnactusEntrepreneurship ClubHPU RadioInter-Residence CouncilJapanese Animation ClubMACS (Math, Actuarial and

Computer Science Club)NSLS (National Society for

Leadership and Success)NSSA (National Sportscasters and

Sportswriters Association)Paintball ClubParanormal ClubPRSSA (Public Relations Student

Society of America)Sports LinkStarving Artist Organization

Student Alumni CouncilTo Write Love on Her ArmsVideo Game Club

Performing ArtsGenesis Gospel ChoirOffbeats (A Cappella)Petal Points (A Cappella)Toccatatones (A Cappella)

CulturalBlack Cultural AwarenessDiversity ClubInternational ClubPRIDE (People Representing

Individuality, Diversity and Equality)

Honor Societies Alpha ChiAlpha Kappa DeltaAlpha Phi SigmaAlpha Psi OmegaBeta Beta BetaDelta Mu DeltaKappa Delta PiKappa PiLambda Pi EtaOdyssey ClubThe Order of the Lighted LampOrder of OmegaPhi Alpha DeltaPhi Sigma IotaPhi Sigma TauPhi Theta KappaPi Sigma AlphaPsi ChiSigma Tau DeltaTheta Alpha Kappa

110K+hours of

community service each year

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16NCAA Division I Teams

High Point University fields 16 Division I teams and competes in the Big South Conference. Over the past four years, the program has experienced unprecedented growth, capturing a combined 13 conference championships while setting new standards of excellence each season. The women’s soccer, women’s lacrosse, cross country, track & field and volleyball programs have all reached the NCAA Tournament in recent seasons, while the basketball programs continue to make post-season appearances while amassing 20 win campaigns. The HPU student organization known as the “Purple Reign” provides extraordinary support for our teams all year long and is widely regarded as the best student section in the Big South Conference. highpointpanthers.com

Panther Pride

Intramural Sportsn Badmintonn Basketballn Bowlingn Flag Footballn Golfn Racquetballn Soccer

n Softballn Swimmingn Table Tennisn Tennisn Track & Fieldn Volleyballn Water Polo

Menn Baseball n Basketball n Cross-Countryn Golfn Lacrossen Soccern Track: Outdoorn Track: Indoor

Womenn Basketball n Cross-Countryn Golfn Lacrossen Soccern Track: Outdoorn Track: Indoorn Volleyball

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Club Sportsn Baseballn Basketballn Cross-Countryn IHSA Equestriann Field Hockeyn Golf n Ice Hockeyn Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

n Lacrossen Rowingn Runningn Soccern Softballn Swimmingn Tennisn Volleyball

HPU Spiritn Cheerleadingn Dance Teamn Purple Reignn Pep Band

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Expand Your Horizons As globalization blurs geographic and cultural boundaries, employers are looking for more than prospects with a degree; they seek well-rounded individuals who are familiar with diverse cultures and knowledgeable about the global marketplace. With a wide variety of extraordinary options both full-semester and short-term at some of the most prestigious universities in the world, students at High Point University are encouraged to study abroad as early as the summer after their freshman year.

HPU’s Global Experience provides students the opportunity to be immersed in cultures unlike their own for a shorter period of time than full-semester or summer study options. Whether the program takes students to the other side of town, the other side of the country or the other side of the world, it is a life-changing experience! Some domestic and international examples of current offerings include:n American Celebration of Music in Italyn Chinese Culture & Languagen European Design: London & Parisn Exercise Physiology in Indianapolis & Chicagon Human Behavior in Europe: Cross-Cultural Psychology in Italy, Germany & Francen Power & Politics Inside Washington, D.C.n Safari in Southern Africa

Semester-long study abroad programs are available in Argentina, Australia, Austria, China, Czech Republic, Ecuador, England, Fiji, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Russia, Scotland, South Africa, Spain and Wales. highpoint.edu/studyabroad

International language programs offer intensive language study and cultural immersion. The liberal arts courses at these institutions are taught primarily in the country’s native language. These programs are offered in China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and Spain.

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Russia Greece

Australia Bali

Italy

London

“ My HPU travel experiences have been unlike any other and I cannot imagine my college years without my trips to Greece, Turkey and the Galapagos!”

—Kara Benkovich, HPU Class of 2016, Biology Major

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Experiential Learning(Above) Charisse McGhee-Lazarou, professor of communication and former Vice President for Primetime Programming at NBC; Ed.M. – Harvard University, School of Education, leads the Media Fellows program at HPU.

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igh Point University’s signature experiential learning program differentiates your collegiate experience. Here, the world is your laboratory. You have opportunities for studying abroad,

off-campus internships, career shadowing, independent study, undergraduate research and collaboration, service learning and volunteer partnerships with nonprofit agencies. These avenues reinforce what you learn in the classroom while providing resources for professional networking and the practical knowledge within your field of study.

Knee injury prevention. Norwegian prisons. Poetry as a healing mechanism. Kinesthetic learning techniques. A bee apiary. Hippotherapy. Lemurs using tablets. These projects and dozens more were showcased at the annual High Point University Research and Creative Works Symposium (High-PURCS).

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Collaborative ResearchS tudents in all academic disciplines are given

the opportunity to partner with professors and engage in research, scholarship and

creative endeavors as early as their freshman year in order to build a compelling résumé to help them stand out to future employers and graduate schools.

Undergraduate Research and Creative Works The Undergraduate Research and Creative Works program encourages and supports

collaborative partnerships between nurturing faculty mentors and enterprising students. Critical inquiry, brainstorming, debate and mutual discovery intertwine, leading over time to the production of finished works suitable for publication, exhibition, or presentation in either professional or public forums.

The Survey Research Center The High Point University Survey Research Center (SRC) conducts high-quality public

HPU physics students had their proposal accepted to NASA’s Micro-g Neutral Buoyancy Experience Design Team program. They designed and built a device for astronauts to chip off samples of an asteroid while exploring its surface.

Thirteen students presented their research along with faculty mentors at the Big South Undergraduate Research Symposium.

affairs and social science research using a variety of qualitative and quantitative methods. Student work and ideas are at the core of the SRC’s approach to pursuing interdisciplinary research projects and communicating its findings to the public. The HPU Poll reports methodological details in accordance with the standards set out by the American Association for Public Opinion Research’s Transparency Initiative, and the SRC is a charter member of the initiative.

The history of the former William Penn High School, the City of High Point’s African-American high school before desegregation, was retold. Conducting hundreds of hours of research, HPU students in a service learning history course called “The History Detectives” developed a website documenting findings from The William Penn Project.

Sophomore Laura Santiago published an article in the American Journal of Sports Medicine, recognized as one of the top orthopedic journals in the world. The article is the product of research she conducted at HPU on the most accurate way to diagnose lower body stress fractures.

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Make the Impossible Possible

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igh Point University is invested in creating an immersive learning environment where characters and careers are crafted in unison. Students graduate armed with a powerful combination of confidence,

knowledge, experience and humility. They are prepared to lead, to give, to serve and to make a positive impact on the global community.

At HPU, we have created an environment of excellence where every day students are encouraged, inspired and mentored to be more, do more, to achieve more — to be extraordinary.

HPU employs a holistic approach to education, one that focuses on building character, modeling values and ensuring that students graduate with not only the expertise in their discipline, but also with the skills necessary to be successful in life; it’s a liberal arts foundation. We invite you to study and enjoy this view book but, better yet, schedule a personal campus visit and experience HPU for yourself!

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Dear Future HPU Student,

Choosing where you’ll attend college is a momentous decision. So many schools. So many tours. So many choices. On the surface many seem to look the same, but at High Point University we know what sets us apart. At High Point University, every student receives an extraordinary education in an inspiring environment with caring people. At HPU, we are preparing students for the world as it’s going to be.

Here’s what I tell both freshmen and seniors in the two Life Skills classes I teach annually on campus: There are no unrealistic dreams; only unrealistic timelines. Entrepreneur or journalist, teacher or accountant, athletic trainer or physicist, pharmacist or physical trainer, musician or interior designer, undecided or unsure, our inspiring academic environment will encourage you to dream big and to find solutions to global challenges.

While we hope that you enjoyed this view book, please know that in order to fully understand High Point University’s extraordinary story you must walk the grounds of our university, learn from our innovative and distinguished professors and meet the extraordinary students who call this place home.

We invite you to schedule your campus visit today and experience the extraordinary High Point University. We look forward to seeing you soon!

Dr. Nido R. Qubein, ’70 President, High Point University nqubein@highpoint.edu

Personal Invitation from the President

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John Templeton Foundation

HONOR ROLL LISTof 100 Colleges that Encourage Character Development

1 OF 110 colleges in the world and the only one

in North Carolina designated as an “All-Steinway School”

U.S. News & World Reportranked

High Point University

#1 among

Regional Colleges in the South

Honored as a

COLLEGE OF DISTINCTION

for exemplary commitment to the Four Distinctions: Engaged Students,

Great Teaching, Vibrant Communities and Successful Outcomes

#1student center in the country according to Best College Values

#5Best campus on Niche.com 1. Bowdoin College 2. Washington Univ.—St. Louis 3. Stanford University 4. Yale University 5. High Point University 6. Pomona College 7. University of Georgia 8. University of Notre Dame

Designated as a

“TREE CAMPUS USA”for six consecutive years

At High Point University, every student receives an extraordinary education

in an inspiring environment with caring people.®