EduCativPosted October 19, 2020SharePosted October 19, 2020 Students at UNI discover nearly 160 majors, minors, and areas of study for their success, exceptional student life opportunities, supportive academic resources, and so much more! With nearly 12,000 students and nationally recognized for its excellent academics, UNI is consistently rated by U.S. News & World Report as one of the best public regional universities. As a teaching-focused university, UNI's faculty put students first. They bring their experience and expertise into the classroom and supplement their courses with knowledge gained through intensive research and discovery and service and engagement. Students can enhance their knowledge and skills through student-faculty research beginning their very first year. Students also discover UNI's value. More than 94 percent of first-year students receive some financial assistance. Breaking away from national trends, UNI graduates' average student loan indebtedness has decreased by nearly 13 percent over the past seven years. They owe less than students who graduate from most other institutions in Iowa. It's no surprise that UNI ranks in the top third of all U.S. institutions in Money Magazine's "2017 Best Colleges for Your Money" list. UNI students discover their future and make their mark on the world in nearly every field and profession. From leading international corporations to educate young children and impacting our national government, UNI graduates find success in unique ways. Ninety-five percent of last year's graduates are employed, in graduate school, or are continuing their education within six months of graduation. Discover our outstanding diverse and rigorous majors, minors, graduate, and professional programs designed with your success in mind. If you have taken classes at another college or university and want to transfer those credits to UNI, you are in good company. Each year more than 35 percent of our students have transferred to UNI from two- and four-year schools. Some of them have an associate's degree, while some have just a few classes under their belt. Either way, our academic advisers make your transfer process easy to understand and easy to complete. Graduate education at the University of Northern Iowa fosters, through high-quality research and practitioner programs, student inquiry that promotes an active, engaged, and productive citizenry with a passion for lifelong learning and engagement. Graduate education will offer a personalized, inclusive environment for students looking for high-quality programs in applied, professional, creative, interdisciplinary, and research-based studies. Prepare to make impactful contributions to society and become an engaged citizen through hands-on community service activities integrated into regular course offerings. UNI's service-learning programs provide both students and faculty with meaningful and innovative academic experiences that connect the university with communities throughout Iowa and beyond. Whether it is assisting a local agency or volunteering directly with those in need, service-learning takes students beyond the classroom, allows them to contribute to the community's overall good, and gives them life-long experiences so that they leave UNI with an enhanced awareness of and commitment to serving others. The University of Northern Iowa has a long and rich history of service dating back to the mid-1800s. In 1866, an orphanage for children affected by the Civil War was established in Cedar Falls. In a few years, it became apparent that the building's usefulness would shortly be coming to an end as orphans grew up and moved out into the world. Iowans saw an opportunity and seized it the Iowa State Normal School – an institution created for and devoted to teachers' training – was founded in 1876. Since its inception, the institution has also gone by the names of the Iowa State Normal School, Iowa State Teachers College, State College of Iowa, and the University of Northern Iowa. True to its roots, UNI emphasizes hands-on service learning and retains the proud distinction of leading Iowa's number-one teacher education program. Today's UNI also offers more than 90 majors to choose from, allowing students to explore various interests and prepare for success after college. Outside of the classroom, UNI's vibrant campus is home to 300+ student clubs and organizations, 17 Division I collegiate sports teams, a multitude of fine arts options, and more. We encourage you to learn more about UNI. Please take a look at our enrollment data, check out our annual budget, explore resources about UNI, or enjoy a walk back in time through our collection of historical photos.View full universityQuoteLink to commentShare on other sitesMore sharing options...
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