• Wheaton College is the quintessential Christian Liberal Arts college, the academic home for globally diverse, intellectually ambitious, deeply faithful Christians who want comprehensive world-class quality in an environment of curiosity, conviction, and community.
• Located 25 miles west of Chicago, Illinois.
• Established in 1860 as a co-ed institution, Wheaton is a private, four-year, residential, and interdenominational Christian college.

• Wheaton is consistently ranked as one of America’s top 100 National Liberal Arts Colleges by U.S. News & World Report.
• The Princeton Review’s The Best 382 Colleges states, “Wheaton College, ‘a strong Christian institution,’ located near Chicago, has become one of the ‘most prestigious and academically rigorous among Christian colleges in the United States.'”
• Wheaton is consistently ranked one of the top 20 campus dining experiences in the United States. The Princeton Review 2019 also ranks Wheaton #18 for Quality of Life.
• No matter what profession they have chosen to pursue, Wheaton graduates strive to make a difference. Notable alumni include Billy Graham ’43, Evangelist; and John Nelson ’63, music director, L’Esemble Orchestra de Paris; Todd Kormanicki ’97, producer of Elf and screenwriter of the film Sully; and Wheaton College Conservatory of Music graduate Will Liverman ’10, who is making significant debuts at opera houses across the world.

• 219 full-time faculty, 129 part-time faculty.
• 95% of full-time faculty hold earned doctorates or other terminal degree.
• 48 undergraduate degrees, including 7 in the Conservatory of Music and 18 undergraduate certificates.
• 18 Master of Arts degrees and two doctoral degrees.

Anthropology
Applied Health Science
Art (with 4 concentrations)
Biblical Archaeology
Biblical & Theological Studies
Biology
Business/Economics
Chemistry (with 3 concentrations)
Chinese Language and Culture
Christian Formation & Ministry
Classical Languages (with 9 integrations)
Communication (with 4 concentrations)
Computer Science
Economics
Elementary Education (grades 1-6)
Engineering (Dual Degree)
English (with 3 concentrations: Literature, Teaching, Writing)
Environmental Science
French
Geology (B.A. or B.S.)
German
German Studies
History
History/Social Science
Interdisciplinary Studies
International Relations
Latin American and Latino/a Studies
Mathematics (with 4 concentrations)
Music (B.A.)
Nursing (Liberal Arts)
Philosophy (with 18 integrations)
Philosophy and Africana Studies
Philosophy and Art History
Physics (B.A. or B.S.)
Political Science
Psychology
Secondary Education
Sociology
Spanish
Teaching (Elementary or Secondary, MAT)
Urban Studies

• Over 90 clubs and organizations, including College Union, Discipleship Small Groups, Mock Trial, Club and Intramural Sports, Symphony Orchestra, Chinese Culture Club, Mu Kappa, Unidad Cristiana, The Record newspaper, and many more!
• For a full list of clubs and organizations, visit this page.
• 90% of the student population live on campus.

17 varsity teams in the NCAA Division III, College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW), including:

Baseball
Basketball
Cross Country (Women)
Football
Golf (Men)
Indoor & Outdoor Track
Soccer
Softball
Swimming
Tennis
Volleyball (Women)
Wrestling

Wheaton athletic teams have won more than 50 titles over the past ten years in 13 different sports. 350+ students have earned All-American recognition and 80+ have been recognized as Academic All-Americans.

• 97.6% of the Class of 2020 had landed their first destination within six months of graduation.
• 82% of the Class of 2020 had an internship.
• The Center for Vocation and Career offer robust programming and mentorship throughout the year through career coaches and networking events. The graduating seniors are set up for success as they embark on the work force or continuing education.

• Average high school GPA: 3.75 (unweighted scale)
• 51% graduated in the top 10% of their high school class; 82% graduated in the top 25% of their high school class (among those submitting a class rank) 
• Middle 50% scored between 1280-1430 on the EBRW (Evidence-Based Reading and Writing) and Math portions of the SAT, and between 27-32 on the ACT
• 20% are children of alumni 
• 93% are expected to return their sophomore year