| | Its gender ratio is highly imbalanced: 62%-38% women-to-men. Its primary competitor, [[Grove City College]], has a far better gender ratio: 53% men to 47% women. | | Its gender ratio is highly imbalanced: 62%-38% women-to-men. Its primary competitor, [[Grove City College]], has a far better gender ratio: 53% men to 47% women. |
| − | The college has 39,000 living alumni, including an active [[LGBTQ]] network. "At one time, Wheaton College was considered the Harvard of Evangelicalism. It boasted strong, evangelical standards and academic excellence. However, just like Harvard, it has drifted Left. Now, its professors question the reliability of our English Bibles" because the translators were white men.<ref>https://capstonereport.com/2019/09/08/wheaton-college-professor-questions-validity-of-english-bible-translations/32991/</ref>
| + | Wheaton College has 39,000 living alumni, including an active [[LGBTQ]] network. "At one time, Wheaton College was considered the Harvard of Evangelicalism. It boasted strong, evangelical standards and academic excellence. However, just like Harvard, it has drifted Left. Now, its professors question the reliability of our English Bibles" because the translators were white men.<ref>https://capstonereport.com/2019/09/08/wheaton-college-professor-questions-validity-of-english-bible-translations/32991/</ref> |
| | There are 194 full-time faculty and 105 part-time (adjuncts). 93% hold earned doctorates. The 20 endowed faculty chairs, allowing a tenth of the permanent faculty to hold endowed professorships. The student to faculty ratio is a very attractive 12:1. | | There are 194 full-time faculty and 105 part-time (adjuncts). 93% hold earned doctorates. The 20 endowed faculty chairs, allowing a tenth of the permanent faculty to hold endowed professorships. The student to faculty ratio is a very attractive 12:1. |