vanderbilt university

Admission Requirements:
Vanderbilt uses a holistic admissions process in which all parts of a student's application are considered — they do not employ cutoffs for standardized testing or grade point averages. Instead, they look for students who have demonstrated strong academic skills and intellectual curiosity, and who have engaged in activities outside the classroom that have nurtured their growth as leaders.

costs:

• Price per semester: $31,160 
• Price per year: $62,320
• Price of the total for 4 years: $249,280

Major of:Medicine, Health and Society
Required classes for this major follow:
1.Biochemistry
2. Anatomy
3. Medical Ethics
4. Organic Chemisry
5. Calculus

Demographics/Ethnicity Breakdown of the 2013 Undergraduates

enrollment & Graduation rates

• Undergraduate Enrollment: app. 6,385 per year
• 1st year Freshman Enrollment Rate: app. 1600 per year
• Graduation Rate: 87% of students graduate after 4 years
• (Graduate with a major)

School Mascot: Commodore

AVAILABLE SCHOLARSHIPS:
Available Scholarships * 1.ILPEA:
- To get this scholarship, you must complete an application and write an essay on what the topic they give you.
- If you get this scholarship, it is unsure of how much money you will get. it varies for each person.
2. Redstone Arsenal High School Scholarship:
-To get this scholarship,you must be a high school senior or current-year GED recipient, you must enroll in a Redstone degree program, and have a 3.0 grade average. A personal essay helps your chances.
- If you get this essay, you recieve $2,500 toward their Redstone tuition.
3.Wal-Mart Foundation/Sam Walton Community Scholarship
-This scholarship is based on financial need, academic merit, and school or community work activities.
-If you get awarded this scholarship, you get $3000.

Freshman Application Rate from 2001-2010

Male/Female Ratio of Undergraduates in 2013

After I complete and graduate at Vanderbilt University,I will then go on to Vanderbilt School of Medicine, which was ranked 14th among accredited medical schools by U.S News and World Reports.