Siena Heights University
Wed, 2011-04-06 22:53 — MCFAdmin
Siena Heights University is a Catholic university founded and sponsored by the Adrian Dominican Sisters. Founded in the liberal arts tradition, Siena offers associate's, bachelor's and master's degrees. Enrolling a diverse community of traditional-age and working adult students, the university is headquartered in Adrian, Michigan with degree completion centers located throughout Michigan and online.
Enrollment
For Year:
Fall 2011
Undergraduate Students:
2100 Student Profile
Male %:
42
Female %:
58
Number of Undergraduate Majors:
50
Number of Minors-Concentration Fields:
20 Most Popular Majors
Business
Criminal Justice
Sports Management
General Studies
Tuition:
$20,050
Room & Board:
$9,000 Financial Aid Data
Students with Demonstrated Financial Need %:
90
Average Financial Aid Package:
$10,000
Percent Need Met (Need-basied Aid) %:
90 Class Size
Student/Faculty Ratio:
15:1 Faculty
Full-time Faculty %:
70 Full-time faculty. Athletics & Intramural Activities
Athletic Division:
NAIA & WHAC
Students Participating in Sports Activities and Intermurals %:
21% Co-curricular Activities
Student Clubs and Organizations:
More than 30 student clubs and organizations. 
1247 E. Siena Heights Dr.
Adrian, MI 49221
800-521-0009
www.sienaheights.edu/
Year Founded: 1919
President: Sister Peg Albert,OP,Ph.D.
Interesting Facts
The Adrian campus is located on 55 acres on a bluff above downtown Adrian.
Siena Heights was the first wireless college or university campus in Michigan.
Siena Heights initiated the first degree-completion program for working adults in Southfield in 1975.
In the fall, 2011, Siena Heights will begin football in the new on-campus stadium, O'Laughlin Stadium.
Siena Heights became co-ed in 1969.
