makala dostal class of ‘07 admissions counselor
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Makala DostalClass of ‘07
Admissions Counselor
• Located in the community of Wayne, Nebraska
• Community Population: Approx 5,600
• Vibrant, growing community; recent growth and business development
• Only about a 2 hour drive from Lincoln
• 1889 - Nebraska Normal College Founded
• 1910 - Purchased by the State of Nebraska
• 1963 - Wayne State College
• Today - Four year Public State College
• 2010 - Our 100th Anniversary!
3,527Current total enrollment
Both Graduate & Undergraduate
19:1Student to
faculty ratio
25average class size
90programs of study
7Co-ed Residence
Halls
*Freshman required to live on campus first year
100+Clubs and organizations
(opportunities)
•Several Computer Labs
•Wi-Fi in Residence Hall lobbies and most academic buildings
•Library offers 100 laptops to use in the
building
•All Residence Halls wired for campus
network
• Career Services • STRIDE – Federal TRIO program• Learning Center – “Early Alert Program”• Student Health Office & Providence Medical
Center• Counseling & Advising Center• Campus Security and Wayne law enforcement• Writing Help Desk• Multicultural Center• Individual Disability Services
Outstanding Student Support Services
1. Supportive People
2. Quality of Education
3. Easy to become involved
4. Class Sizes
5. Security & Safety
6. Cost & Scholarships
7. Caring Professors
8. Friendships
9. Job possibilities
10. Support Services
•Application (website or paper)
•Application Fee ($30.00)
•ACT Scores
•Official Transcripts
Artistic Athletic
Academic
• John G. Neihardt Scholarship – (Full Tuition); Room Waiver; and $ 500.00
• Omaha World Herald Scholarship (Full Tuition)
• Leadership Award (Room Waiver)• Multicultural Tuition Award (Full Tuition)• Additional Awards: Presidential (Full Tuition);
Dean's; and Academic Achievement• Board of Trustees Scholarship
– (Full Tuition); 25 or better ACT Score (Jan 15th)
Annual
Priority
Deadline
December
1st
• Northstar Scholarships• Faith based organizations• Misc Clubs / Organizations
• Misc City groups• Parent or Guardian place
of employment
85%of students receive some formFinancial aid or scholarship
$750,000in WSC Foundation scholarships
awarded on an annual basis
Tuition (30 credit hours/year) $3,495.00
Student Fees $1075.50
Books/Supplies (estimate) $1000.00
Housing (double occupancy) $2,390.00
Food Service (15 meals/week) $2,642.00
TOTAL COST $10,602.50
For Seniors:Fridays @ WSC: Includes:
Financial Aid InformationCampus TourAcademic VisitLunch in our CafeteriaStudent & Parent Panels
For Juniors:Just Juniors: November & MarchIncludes: FREE ACT Prep Course
Financial Aid / Scholarship Info Campus TourAcademic Major FairLunch in our CafeteriaStudent & Parent Panels
•Monday – Friday
•9:30 a.m. & 12:30 p.m.
•One week advance notice
•Visit with Admissions, Faculty and our students!
2005 WSC graduates currently employed or
continuing their education
90%
WSC graduates are currently employed or continuing their
education
85%Are employed in their field of
study
50States are
home to WSC Alumni
Approximately 23,000+ graduates to date
Dr. Brian Wansink ’82 – Professor & Author
Has been featured on:
Dr. Wansink was appointed by the White House in Dec 2007 to become Executive
Director of The USDA Center For Nutrition Policy and
Promotion
Dr. Terri Monk ’73Professor
Department of Anesthesiology
Duke University Medical Center Durham, N.C.
Recipient of the 2008 Alumni
Achievement Award
Dr. Jerry Krause ’59Director, Basketball Operations
Gonzaga University, WA& Author
Has written 30 books on coaching basketball, produced 31 instructional videos, 6 DVD’s, 2 CD’s and consults many
athletic organizations.
Mr. Matt Milbrot ’98
Director of Talent Services at Wal-Mart University
for Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
US Operations Rogers, Arkansas
Mr. Aaron Hilkemann, ‘80President, Duncan Aviation
Lincoln
Mr. Travis Coufal ’07Graduate Student
Mrs. Abbie Klein-Powers ’07
Graduate Student
Ms. Jamie Stech ’07Graduate Student
Ms. Jenny Zmek Pre-Med Student
Our mascot is the Wildcat
What is his name?
“Willy”
