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'''Wheaton College''' is a conservative institution of higher education that was founded on Christian principles in 1860. It serves 2,500 undergraduate who study in 40 majors; the most popular majors are Business, Communications, English, and Psychology. The Graduate School was founded in 1937, enrolls about 500 students. The school offfers numerous MA degrees, especially in Bible studies and evangelism, and also a PhD in Biblical & Theological Studies and a Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology.
'''Wheaton College''' is a conservative institution of higher education that was founded on Christian principles in 1860. It serves 2,500 undergraduate who study in 40 majors; the most popular majors are Business, Communications, English, and Psychology. The Graduate School was founded in 1937, enrolls about 500 students. The school offers numerous MA degrees, especially in Bible studies and evangelism, and also a PhD in Biblical & Theological Studies and a Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology.
The college has 39,000 living alumni.
The college has 39,000 living alumni.
The average high school GPA is 3.7; 59% graduated in top 10% of their high school class. The students hail from 50 states, and 39 countries and represent 55 church denominations; most are evangelical Protestants.
The average high school GPA is 3.7; 59% graduated in top 10% of their high school class. The students hail from 50 states, and 39 countries and represent 55 church denominations; most are evangelical Protestants.
===Sports===
Wheaton offers men and women intercollegiate participation in 22 different sports as a member of the NCAA Division III. It does not give athletic scholarships. Wheaton teams have won more than 40 titles over the past six years in 11 different sports. Over the decades 100+ students have earned All-American recognition and 35+ have been recognized as Academic All-Americans.
==History==
==History==