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High Point University studentshave extraordinary stories.

Are you ready to begin yours?

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High Point University studentshave extraordinary stories.

Are you ready to begin yours?

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YOUR EXTRAORDINARY HPU EXPERIENCE ou have reached an important moment in your life. Innovation and efficiency are the hallmarks of your next quest, and High Point University is ready

to help you embrace this opportunity.

We know that success is not a one-size-fits-all concept. You must create your own definition of success, and we encourage individuality. High Point University prepares you for success in any field, and will embolden you to discover your passions. Along this journey of discovery,

our faculty will serve as dedicated mentors who will instill in you the knowledge and confidence to make your dreams a reality.

Schedule a personal campus visit and experience the many opportunities available to you on our extraordinary campus. Realize your enormous potential, develop your critical thinking skills and change the world in your own way at High Point University. highpoint.edu/visitcampus

4,600current HPU Students represent 50 States

& 37 Countries

110K+hours of community service

each year

15:1student : faculty

79%of HPU students come from out of state and

around the world

100% of classes taught by faculty

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At High Point University, every student receives an extraordinary education in an inspiring

environment with caring people.®

John Templeton Foundation

HONOR ROLL LISTof 100 Colleges that Encourage Character Development

#1 among Regional Colleges in the South according toU.S. News & World Report

Honored as a

COLLEGE OF DISTINCTIONfor 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 at Niche.com1. Bowdoin College2. Washington Univ.—St. Louis3. Stanford University4. Yale University5. High Point University 6. Pomona College7. University of Georgia8. University of Notre Dame

#1Best campus

in North Carolina according to Niche.com

Designated as a

“TREE CAMPUS USA”for seven consecutive years

Named

“BEST VALUE SCHOOL”by Payscale

TOP 12college security program in the

nation by Security Magazine

#1 Most Innovative Regional College

in the South according toU.S. News & World Report

95% employment and grad school placement within six months

of graduation*

*Data based on the Class of 2015. HPU follows the National Association of Colleges and Employers first destination reporting protocols.

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DISCOVER HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY

We are a university where character & careers are crafted in unison. High Point University has a proud history of academic excellence and commitment to liberal arts education. Each student’s journey includes a series of defining academic experiences and mentorship by esteemed faculty in an environment that encourages creativity and personal choice.

We embrace values-based living. We are committed to building character, modeling values and ensuring that you graduate not only with expertise in your discipline, but also with the skills necessary to be successful in life.

We encourage curiosity & discovery. You will be challenged to discover your passions. Our stellar faculty serve as dedicated mentors who will help you find a platform through which you can express, experience and expand on what you love.

We believe in you. When you join our HPU family, we commit ourselves to planting seeds of greatness in your heart and mind to propel you forward with both an intellectual and practical foundation.

We cultivate success & significance. You will receive an education that inspires greatness, instills purpose, cultivates life-long learning, promotes service and stimulates your desire to live a life of both success and significance.

We instill entrepreneurial spirit. From the President’s Seminar on Life Skills required for first-year students to the President’s Seminar for seniors, High Point University feeds the entrepreneurial spirit. HPU gives you the platform to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to become an agile and nimble entrepreneurial leader.

LEARN TO LEAD A LIFE OF SUCCESS AND SIGNIFICANCE

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47 majors 51 minors 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.S.B.A.Actuarial Science n B.S.Anthropology n

Art History n

Athletic Coaching n

Biochemistry n B.S.Biology (with concentrations in Organismal and Evolutionary Biology, Cellular/Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, and Health Science (with an additional, optional concentration in Neuroscience)

n n B.A., B.S.

Business Administration n n B.S.B.A.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, Sport and Event Management 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.S.B.A.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.S.B.A.International Relations n B.A.Latin American Studies n

Leadership n

Marketing n n B.S.B.A.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) n n B.A.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 an optional concentration in the furniture industry) n n B.S.B.A.Sociology n

Sociology and Anthropology n B.A.Spanish n n B.A.Special Education n 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)

n n B.A.

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

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UNDERGRADUATE PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMSn Art Therapyn 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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hat makes HPU distinctive are carefully crafted, holistic academic plans that merge classroom knowledge and experiences with the necessary

life skills to make you competitive within the global marketplace. It begins with the President’s Seminar on Life Skills and continues in more than 100 different ways throughout your four years at HPU.

At the age of 17, HPU President Dr. Nido Qubein, came to the U.S. with little money, no connections and a limited command of the English language. Since then, his achievements have earned him the Ellis Island Medal of Honor, induction into the Horatio Alger Society of Distinguished Americans and placement within the National Speakers Association Hall of Fame. Dr. Qubein is a nationally recognized speaker, author and consultant.

His seminars prepare students for the world as it is going to be, which requires agile adaptability, a hunger to learn from multiple sources and insightful decisiveness. These are core attributes of future leaders, and HPU is committed to instilling those skills into the DNA of our students.

LEARN TO LEAD A LIFE OF SUCCESS AND SIGNIFICANCE

100% of freshmen are enrolled in the President’s Seminar on Life Skills

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. This required course taken your first semester teaches time management, energy management, communication skills, financial literacy and achieving success and significance in your life. highpoint.edu/presidentseminar

President’s Seminar for SeniorsThe President’s Seminar for Seniors focuses on how to successfully transition into the professional arena.

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

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HONORS SCHOLAR PROGRAMhe Honors Scholar Program is designed to provide enhanced educational opportunities for motivated and talented students from all majors. These

enhanced educational opportunities are an array of in-class and out-of-class co-curricular experiences that promote academic, personal and professional growth. Scholars in the program have the unique opportunity to participate in small group discussions with visiting scholars, conduct independent research with top faculty and attend national honors conferences.

Benefitsn Dedicated honors housing where all first year honors

scholars residen Dedicated honors housing where all second year

honors scholars reside and act as mentors for the first year scholars

n Faculty-in-Residence for mentoring and outside the classroom scholarly activity

n Seminar and creative space dedicated for scholarly activity in honors housing

n Honors Core Curriculum that all honors students complete together

n Required honors courses with enriched curriculum during four years

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n Undergraduate research and research assistantships

n Odyssey Club for honors scholarsn Priority registration for classesn Graduation with All University Honors,

the highest academic designation a student can receive

AdmissionTo meet honors standards, incoming freshmen must possess a cumulative unweighted high school GPA of 3.45 to 4.0 and have a 1250–1600 SAT (Critical Reading + Math) and/or 28-36 ACT. Qualified incoming freshmen are extended an invitation to apply to the Honors Scholar Program after being admitted to the university. If you miss this opportunity and still want to be a part of the program, you can apply during your freshman year. Current High Point University students and transfer students who possess a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.45 are welcome to apply for the Honors Scholar Program between the beginning of their second semester through the fall of their junior year.

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CREATING GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIESInternational Adventures With options to study abroad in more than 62 programs within 29+ countries around the world as early as the summer after your freshman year, hundreds of High Point University students travel abroad for several weeks or for an entire semester. Our amazing semester programs are billed at the HPU all-inclusive cost rate (includes tuition, fees, room and board) for the term abroad.

Today, employers are looking for more than just a degree; they want well-rounded individuals who have familiarity with diverse cultures, special skills and knowledge of the world around them.

Semester Exchange Programs:n Australian Austrian Belgiumn Braziln Chilen Chinan Denmarkn France

n Germanyn Italyn Netherlandsn South Korean Spainn Swedenn United Kingdom

Language Programs: These programs offer intensive language study and cultural immersion. The courses at these institutions are taught primarily in the country’s native language. n Chilen Chinan Germanyn Italyn Spain

Global Experience (“Maymester”) Programs (2–4 weeks):n Australian Japann Costa Rican Italyn Spainn Irelandn Chinan New Zealand

n Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium, United Kingdom

n Francen Scotlandn Denmark & Swedenn Boston, Mass.n Washington, D.C.

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Chile IndiaEcuadorFrance

Australia

Argentina

Australia

Italy Morocco

Portugal

Africa

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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 to study abroad, hold off-

campus internships, career shadow, have independent study, conduct undergraduate research, participate in service learning and volunteer 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.

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING

Students of HPU’s Model United Nations Club served as delegates to the Bilateral U.S.-Arab Chamber of Commerce Model Arab League. During the conference, HPU students became diplomats representing Iraq and Morocco at simulated meetings of the League of Arab States.

Modern day furniture craftsmen were spotlighted in a photography exhibit entitled, “Hands Behind the Craft,” which was created by HPU students and is now on display at the High Point Museum.

25% of class time is spent in experiential learning

initiatives and practical application.

Steve Wozniak Serves as First Innovator in ResidenceApple co-founder Steve Wozniak, who served as HPU’s 2013 Commencement speaker, is now at a finger’s reach for HPU students. As the first ever Innovator in Residence, Wozniak will lend his time and experience to HPU students majoring in computer science, physics, education, communication, entrepreneurship and more.

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Junior Maria Trujillo presented her biology research project, “Mapping the Sorting Signals of the Cytoplasmic Domain of Atg27,” at the State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium.

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.

Junior Laura Santiago published an article in the American Journal of Sports Medicine. The article is the product of research she conducted at HPU on the most accurate way to diagnose lower body stress fractures.

HPU students traveled to Chile to observe stars with the Small & Moderate Aperture Research Telescope System and are now seeing the fruits of their research. Their work, which has helped with the discovery of a rare pulsar system, was recently published in a renowned astrophysics journal.

COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

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.

Summer Research Program in the Sciences (SuRPS)SuRPS is a competitive program for research assistant positions with faculty in biology, chemistry, or physics.

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.

Business Plan Competition The Center for Entrepreneurship holds the Annual Business Plan Competition each spring. This year’s competition winners were awarded start-up funds for their business. The competition is open to all HPU undergraduate students, regardless of course of study.

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.

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PREPARING FOR SUCCESSFUL CAREERS

“ 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 degree in Interior Design from a ‘Top 10’ design program was one of the most important factors in choosing which college to attend.” — Michelle Scirica; from

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 from HPU and the motivation from my friends and family. This is a huge help and a big step. I am very excited.” —Ken Fobian; from Oakland, NJ; Business major; Resistance, LLC

“ HPU helped me by providing unlimited opportunities and resources, both in and outside of the classroom. I always felt surrounded by HPU’s inspiring environment and was continuously motivated to succeed.” — Marissa Pierre; from

“ HPU exposed me to a breadth of opportunities, enabling me to further develop life skills that set me and other HPU students apart from the competition. The university realizes that we’re competing on a global platform, and it models values and behaviors that can’t be taught in a classroom.” —Alex Nelson; from Clayton, NC; Business Administration major; Edward Jones

Winston-Salem, NC; Strategic Communication major; RLF Communications

“ 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 inside and outside the classroom. The facilities and classrooms I had access to encouraged me to do my best and refine my skills. The URCW 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; Pursuing a Ph.D. in Biomathematics at Vanderbilt University

Smithtown, NY; Interior Design major; Rogers Design Group

Four-Year Career Development Action PlanCareer development is an ongoing process that begins when you arrive on campus and continues throughout your time here at High Point University.

Exploring your interests, values and preferences as early as your freshman year helps students select the appropriate major. The next steps allow students to learn about various occupations and garners participation in hands-on activities such as internships and volunteer work which clarify career choices.

HPU guides students in the pursuit of these activities and assists in the successful transition from the classroom to a work or graduate school environment. highpoint.edu/careerinternships/career-timeline

FOUR-YEAR CAREER DEVELOPMENT ACTION PLAN

Office of Career & Professional DevelopmentFrom freshman career planning and creating LinkedIn profiles, to conducting interviews on campus, students cultivate career options from day one. During their four years, HPU ensures students are equipped with the tools they need as they prepare for successful careers. Our Career Advisors help you explore your interests, identify your strengths and develop a plan that will prepare you for life after graduation.

The Center for Student Success is a 40,000-square-foot facility that is a central hub of activity for students preparing for job interviews, seeking career development opportunities and looking for ways to diversify their career skills. It houses the Office of Career & Professional Development, Internship Resources, the Office of Study Abroad, the Office of Undergraduate Research and Creative Works, the Center for Entrepreneurship, the Harris Sales Center, Service Learning, the Student Success Program and more.

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FRESHMAN Explore the Possibilities

JUNIOR Link up and Connect

SOPHOMORE Engage and Prepare

SENIOR Partner and Success

SUCCESSFUL ALUMNI

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ith High Point University taking strides to equip students for successful futures, it follows naturally that alumni are honored in leadership positions across the world. They are joined by many government officials, the former producer of NBC’s The Today Show, several authors, a Grammy Award winner, an Emmy Award winner and more.

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RICK CALLICUTTPresident and CEO

at the Bank of North Carolina

CAROLINE STEWARTAssistant Producer of Fox’s

The X-Factor

CHRIS HENSONChief Operating Officer

at BB&T Corporation

ORLANDO “TUBBY” SMITH

1998 NCAA Men’s Basketball

National ChampionshipCoach

JACK LUCAS Youngest Marine ever to

receive the United States’ Medal of Honor

NADIA MOFFETTMiss North Carolina 2010,

CEO and Founder of The Queen’s Foundation

DANIEL MILLEREmmy–Award Winning

Journalist

“ High Point University’s Phillips School of Business Selling Club helped to introduce me to Aetna at the International Collegiate Sales Competition 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; from Edgewater, MD; Business Administration major; Aetna

“ HPU starts preparing students from day 1 to be bigger than themselves. After coming in with a different major, Dr. Qubein met with me personally and pointed me in the direction of Strategic Communications, where I learned to communicate properly and learned to recognize what people are looking for, both of which are key in my business!” —Brianne Conley; from Pittsburgh, PA; Strategic Communication major; Owner of No. 14 Boutique

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“ The professors, curriculum and networking opportunities effectively prepared me for a successful career as an accounting professional. My sorority, semester abroad in Rome and being involved in religious life on campus have furthered the holistic education I have received at HPU.”

—Leah Scully; from Rocky Hill, CT; Accounting major; PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

“ HPU 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; from Charlotte, NC; Exercise Science major; Medical University of South Carolina

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First-Year Success Coaches The First-Year Success Program eases students through the transition into college by providing them with academic support coaching and advising, as well as opportunities to get comfortable and connected inside and outside of the classroom.

Faculty MentorStudents collaborate and work directly with faculty mentors in each area of study to give them academic guidance and career advice.

HPU ProfessorsProfessors at HPU teach every class and are readily available to assist students inside and outside of the classroom to mentor and assure that each student is reaching his or her full academic potential.

Academic Service CenterThe Academic Service Center fosters the academic growth and development of all students. Its mission is to provide a comfortable, supportive environment that encourages intellectual and personal growth for students who are both utilizing and providing academic services.

Writing Fellows ProgramWriting Fellows are available to review students’ essays for structure and content. Such assistance supplements the grammatical support offered by English tutors.

STUDENT-FOCUSED ACADEMIC SUPPORTLearning Excellence CenterLearning Excellence is a unique program that provides a support system to assist students in achieving extraordinary academic success. The program offers extensive support to students with learning differences as well as those who want to organize and improve their academic abilities.

Common Experience The Common Experience program allows for a shared intellectual experience that provokes curiosity and critical awareness by creating interaction and connections with faculty and peers. Incoming students are introduced to their Common Experience and Common Read at their orientation event, and it will carry through into their residence halls, First Year Seminars and English Composition courses.

24/7 Access to Smith Library HPU has study areas available all over campus and has a rich collection of resources on campus and online with librarians available 24/7 at the reference desk and through online chat for library instruction.

Peer MentorsAll incoming students at High Point University are provided a Peer Mentor, which is a current student who assists and offers support to new students in their transition to HPU.

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Become proficient in your major areas of study — Become an expert in a major. This is a given for all accredited universities around the world, but this is also where the academic model for some universities begins and ends.

Experiential Learning — Experiential learning accounts for 25 percent of the academic hours at HPU. Students are educated in the classroom, but also outside of the classroom within labs, studios, career shadowing, internships, study abroad and in businesses gaining real-world experience within their disciplines.

Development of Life Skills — We are committed to arming students with the life skills necessary to be successful in a very competitive global marketplace.

Model Values, Build Character — It is in our DNA that we graduate learned young people grounded in sound moral decision-making framed with good character.

Our Educational Model

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REMARKABLE LEARNING FACILITIESThe Plato S. Wilson School of CommerceThe Plato S. Wilson School of Commerce holds the Center for Financial Research, which serves as a trading room and allows students to receive real-world, practical learning opportunities. The center provides 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. High Point University provides students with cutting-edge technology all across campus to prepare them for a very competitive global marketplace.

School of Art and DesignHPU’s School of Art and Design emphasizes the importance of hands-on skills combined with technological proficiency in profession-specific software. Students studying in our School of Art and Design are provided with amazing 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 technology labs, including a 20+ station Mac lab with large screen Cintiq interactive pen displays that introduce our students to programs like Sketch-Up, CAD, REVIT and the Adobe Suite that prepare students for success.

School of EducationThe modern 31,000-square-foot, LEED-Certified (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) School of Education houses our psychology department and the NCATE-accredited 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 where psychology majors conduct hands-on testing and experiments. Last year, HPU’s Teacher Academy for LEGO Education provided professional development training for more than 100 educators throughout North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia.

The Nido R. Qubein School of CommunicationDeemed as one of the finest communication learning facilities in the U.S., the 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 research center, an interactive media and game design facility, and various computer labs. The school’s Board of Advisors includes leaders in radio, television, newspaper and magazine companies across the nation.

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Congdon School of Health Sciences and the Fred Wilson School of PharmacyIn the fall of 2015, construction began on this 220,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art complex that will house the Congdon School of Health Sciences and the Fred Wilson School of Pharmacy. It creates a cornerstone for medical-related innovation at HPU. The complex will include advanced biomedical research facilities, a cadaver lab, standardized client space that will record students’ interactions with patients to allow for critiquing, a medical simulation lab and much more. Graduates can expect strong job prospects with the future of health care requiring more providers across the board for the aging population. High Point University offers several health profession programs including, fifth-year Master of Science in Athletic Training, a Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies, as well as a proposed program offering a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree.

WORLD-CLASS CLINICAL LABORATORIESAVAILABLE PROGRAMS:Doctor of Physical Therapy (anticipated 2017)M.S. Athletic TrainingB.S. Exercise ScienceMasters of Physician Assistant StudiesDoctor of Pharmacy

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The Human Biomechanics and Physiology LaboratoryThe Human Biomechanics and Physiology Laboratory consists of 13,500 square feet of awe-inspiring research, teaching and clinical space. The centerpiece of the lab is our biomechanics area that consists of a large, open space surrounded by 24 motion capture cameras and featuring three force plates and an instrumented treadmill. In addition, the biomechanics area boasts truly unique functional motion capture areas with a golf simulator, turf field and wooden court surface. The combination of faculty, facilities and equipment make the Human Biomechanics & Physiology Laboratory the finest facility of its type in the world.

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Safety and SecurityAt High Point University, the safety of our students is a top priority. Security and safety are enhanced by a secure perimeter, gated campus, a professional security workforce, off-duty High Point police officers, a well-lit campus, plentiful blue emergency call boxes, closed-circuit television and a robust card access system that controls residence hall doors 24/7. highpoint.edu/residencelife

TOP 12 college security programs in the

nation by Security Magazine

99% of freshmen live

on campus

LIFE ON CAMPUS

8first-class freshman

residence halls

93% of all students live on campus

all four years

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Dining Locationsn The Bistron The C-storen The Cafén The Farmers Market (Fresh, local fare)n The Great Day Bakery (Artisan sandwiches and soups)n The Grille at the Village

#1for a fourth consecutive year in Aramark’s

annual Student Satisfaction Survey of college food options and quality

n Jamba Juicen The Pointe Sports Grilln The Silver Line Dinern Chick-fil-An Subwayn Starbucks (2)n 1924 Prime (Elegant, fine-dining restaurant)

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Students exit an event enjoyed at the new Alumni Avenue Amphitheater.

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Students enjoy team-building skills on our HPU Ropes Course.

Andy Grammer offered a stellar performance at the annual Spring Concert.

Nothing kicks off the new school year like the annual Derby Day festivities!

visitors were hosted for Community Christmas

2,500 hours of service

20,000

CARING PEOPLE = 110,000+ hours of community service each year

30 Bonner Leaders 3,600 hours of service

3 AmeriCorps Vistas

7,500 hours of service

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600 MLK Day volunteers

1,500 hours of service

SPIRIT OF NORTH CAROLINA

award recipient for being one of the top contributors to the United Way

Veterans Hero Walk Event

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SERVICE AND LEADERSHIPSororitiesAlpha Chi OmegaAlpha Gamma DeltaAlpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Kappa DeltaPhi MuSigma Sigma SigmaZeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.Zeta Tau Alpha

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

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

Student GovernmentCommunity Affairs BoardJudicial BoardStudent Government AssociationStudent Senate Student Services & Diversity Committee

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

CulturalBlack Cultural AwarenessDiversity ClubInternational ClubPRIDE (People Representing Individuality, Diversity and Equality)

100 student organizations

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

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

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

Special Interest GroupsModel United Nations TeamSEA (Environmental Awareness)Society for Historical/Political Awareness

Academic OrganizationsAlpha Lambda DeltaAmerican Chemical SocietyAmerican Marketing Association Athletic Training ClubBiology Majors ClubCouncil for Exceptional ChildrenExercise 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 Team College DemocratsCollege Republicans Colleges 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 ClubPRIDE (People Representing Individuality, Diversity and Equality) PRSSA (Public Relations Student Society of America)Sports LinkStarving Artist OrganizationStudent Alumni CouncilTo Write Love on Her ArmsVideo Game Club

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

highpoint.edu/servicelearning

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igh Point University is committed to academic excellence. Students are taught by outstanding professors who are actively involved in both teaching and scholarly research. Our emphasis on undergraduate research provides students and faculty the opportunity to work collaboratively on a number of special projects and initiatives. Faculty members are active in professional associations, are respected writers and researchers and serve as mentors to our outstanding students.

“ I love teaching at High Point University because there appears to be no limit on what we can achieve with such great faculty, staff, students and resources. I am continually inspired by interacting each day with students who are hard-working, faculty who are creative and innovative pedagogues, staff who are dedicated to providing outstanding services to the whole community, and in an environment that elicits excellence.”

—Dr. Marc Foster, chair of the Department of Music

“ I love being part of the HPU family because it allows us to innovate without fear, to collaborate without borders and to give without limits so that we can expose students to unique opportunities and new horizons.” —Dr. Eric Hegedus, founding chair of the Department of Physical Therapy. Previously served as an associate professor

and immediate past vice-chief in Duke University’s Doctor of Physical Therapy Division. He is also founder and director of Targeted Enhancement of Athletic Movement.

“ I would like to impact Physician Assistant (PA) education at High Point University by ensuring professional growth and personal excellence for each graduate. At HPU, we focus on holistic education, experiential learning and values-based living, which compliments PA education. HPU students are empowered to lead lives of significance. This value closely aligns with the mission of the PA profession.”

— Linda Jean Sekhon, DHSc, PA-C, founding chair of the PA Program, Distinguished Fellow of the American Academy of Physician Assistants

(Below) HPU Artist-in-Residence, and the newest inductee into the One Club Creative Hall of Fame, Allan Beaver, advises a graphic design student. Beaver worked at major New York advertising firms that created memorable campaigns for brands that include Subaru, Jockey and Matchbox Toy Cars.

Committed Mentors

100% of classes taught by faculty

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“ I love it when my students experience the joy of discovery. In the classroom and in undergraduate research, they discover their passion; they discover their creativity; they uncover answers to scientific questions and they slowly unfold mysteries of the universe. Just like finding the prettiest shell on the seashore, they experience the pure joy of investigating.” —Dr. Aaron Titus, chair of the Physics Department. He is the recipient of HPU’s Professor of the Year and the Meredith Clark Slane Distinguished Teaching-Service Award.

“ I feel privileged to be a part of such an engaged community of learners — and that includes not only students, but faculty and staff as well. The opportunities for us to all learn from each other and grow are endless on the High Point University campus.” —Dr. Angela Bauer, chair of the Biology Department. Dr. Bauer has Bachelor of Arts degrees in Psychology and Neuroscience from Lawrence University in Wisconsin, a Ph.D. in Neuroscience from Northwestern University and she conducted postdoctoral studies at Harvard Medical School.

“ I love teaching at HPU because it affords the opportunity to reach out to young people in many ways and be a part of an extraordinary team of professors.” —Dr. Shirley Disseler, professor of Education and chairperson of the Global LEGO Education Advisory Panel’s (LEAP) Advisory Board. Disseler challenges HPU education majors to hold “LEGO Build Days” for local children. The HPU students go to nearby classrooms and host elementary students on campus for workshop builds to accelerate their learning experience.

“ The part of teaching that I cherish the most is the opportunity to see students grow intellectually and emotionally over time. With each new course, they become more inquisitive, adept at critical thinking, and passionate about affecting social change in the world of sports.” —Dr. Jenny Lukow, associate professor of Sport Management, Ph.D. from Indiana University

“ I remember what it was like to make that first scientific discovery — that feeling you get when you realize you might be the only person in the universe to know something. Being able to give my students similar opportunities is one of the most fulfilling parts of my job.” —Dr. Brad Barlow, assistant professor of Astrophysics, earned his Ph.D. in Physics (Astrophysics concentration) from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

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TOM BROKAW2015 Commencement Speaker

CONDOLEEZZA RICE2016 Commencement Speaker

GENERAL COLIN POWELL 2014 Commencement Speaker

STEVE WOZNIAK 2013 Commencement Speaker

LAURA BUSH2012 Commencement Speaker

BUZZ ALDRIN2009 Commencement Speaker

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igh Point University is committed to surroundingstudents 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

Dr. Condoleezza Rice addressed more than 10,000 guests at High Point University’s commencement ceremony in May 2016. “Secretary Rice has served this country in measurable ways through her work in our nation’s capital, in free enterprise, in academia and in efforts to improve education for children,” says Dr. Nido Qubein, HPU president. “She embodies the American spirit and its core values, which we proudly celebrate on our campus.”

“ The essence of America—that which really unites us— is not ethnicity, or nationality or religion—it is an idea —and what an idea it is: That you can come from humble circumstances and do great things.” —Condoleezza Rice, 2016 Commencement Speaker

“ 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

ACCESS TOGLOBAL LEADERS

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igh Point University fields 16 Division I teams and competes in the Big South Conference. Over the past five years, the department has experienced

unprecedented growth, capturing a combined 18 conference championships while setting new standards of excellence each season. The men’s lacrosse, the women’s soccer, women’s lacrosse, cross- country, track & field and volleyball programs

MenBaseball Basketball Cross-CountryGolfLacrosseSoccerTrack: OutdoorTrack: Indoor

WomenBasketball Cross-CountryGolfLacrosseSoccerTrack: OutdoorTrack: IndoorVolleyball

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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

NCAA Division I Teams

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530 Students participatingin club sports at HPU

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Golf n n

Ice Hockey n

Lacrosse n n

Paintball n n

Rowing n n

Running n n

Soccer n n

Softball n

Swimming n n

Tennis n n

Ultimate Frisbee n n

Volleyball n n

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Club Sports

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1,207 Students participating in

intramural sports

nBadmintonnBasketball nBowlingnFlag FootballnGolfnRacquetballnSoccer

nSoftballnSwimmingnTable TennisnTennisnTrack & FieldnVolleyballnWater Polo

HPU SpiritnCheerleadingnDance TeamnPurple ReignnPep Band

Intramural Sports

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CHOOSE TOBE EXTRAORDINARY!®

Each year, a bald eagle soars across the crowd at the end of HPU’s Commencement to symbolize the ideals of free enterprise, independence and the ability to pursue new opportunities in America.

You are about to embark on an exciting and extraordinary chapter in life. The Office of Undergraduate Admissions would like to congratulate you on your achievements thus far.

Some of you are just starting the college-search process while others of you are on the brink of making a final decision; regardless of where you are in the process, please know that we are here to help!

The High Point University Undergraduate Admissions Application is accessible at highpoint.edu/apply, or via Common App at commonapp.org.

We offer three application plans for incoming freshmen:

EARLY DECISION is for those applicants who consider High Point University their number one college choice. It is a binding agreement in which, if admitted, you agree to withdraw all other college applications and enroll at High Point University. Early Decision students have first priority in housing selection and in class registration event sign-up.

EARLY ACTION is for those applicants who consider High Point University one of their top few college choices. It is a non-binding application plan. Early Action students have second priority in housing selection and in class registration event sign-up.

REGULAR DECISION is for those students not applying under one of our early application plans. Applications received under the Regular Decision plan will be reviewed after the first of the year. Applications received after the Regular Decision deadline will be reviewed on a space available basis.

View application submission deadlines and response notification information at highpoint.edu/admissions.

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We encourage you and your family to schedule a personal campus visit. High Point University is student centered. It’s values based. It’s pristine. It’s safe. It’s a holistic learning environment. We pay attention to the details. We truly believe in our mission statement — every student receives an extraordinary education in an inspiring environment with caring people.®

Admissions RequirementsApplicants are encouraged to pursue a college preparatory curriculum. Each student is recommended to complete the following curriculum by the end of their high school senior year:n 4 years Englishn 4 years Math, including Algebra I, Geometry

and Algebra IIn 3 years Science, including at least one lab sciencen 3 years Social Studiesn 2 years Foreign Language, 3 preferred

Application Requirementsn Online application (highpoint.edu/apply or

commonapp.org)n Official high school transcriptn School report formn One letter of recommendationn Official SAT and/or ACT score (we consider highest composite score from any and all test dates)

The Presidential Scholarship ProgramThe Presidential Scholarship Program recognizes incoming freshman that demonstrated outstanding achievement, good citizenship, strong leadership and exceptional scholarship during high school. Your undergraduate admissions application serves as your Presidential Scholarship application — there is no separate application required. But, priority is given to Early Decision and Early Action applicants. Top scholar candidates will be awarded the majority of their merit scholarship at the time of admission and then invited to increase their initial scholarship amount by interviewing on campus during a special weekend in February.

Visit highpoint.edu/admissions for more information about admissions requirements, application requirements and the Presidential Scholarship Program.

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Airport Service: HPU provides a complimentary shuttle service for HPU students.

Charlotte Douglas Int. Airport (CLT)Piedmont Triad Int. Airport (GSO) Raleigh/Durham Int. Airport (RDU)

15 min. 1 hr. 15 min. 1 hr. 30 min.

Boston

New York City Pittsburgh

420 miles

Washington, D.C.

325 miles

Charlotte

80 miles

Atlanta

320 miles

Miami

807miles

Portland

2780 miles

Seattle

2791 miles

Los Angeles

2456 miles

San Francisco

2755 miles

Salt Lake City

2058 miles

Phoenix

Denver

1589 miles

Dallas

1098 miles

Chicago

725 miles

Kansas City

989 miles

Nashville

453 miles

New Orleans

787 miles

Norfolk

250 miles

Tampa

655 miles

Indianapolis

546 miles

Louisville

481 miles

St. Louis

740 miles

Columbus

396 miles

Detroit

599 miles

Cleveland

486 miles

Buffalo

626 miles

Houston

1109 miles

San Diego

2461miles

Baltimore

368 miles

555 miles

785miles

2087 miles

Las Vegas

2241 miles

Department

37 Countries

Students come to HPU from

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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.

We hope that you enjoy this view book, but 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’ at High Point University.

We look forward to seeing you soon!

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

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