You may be able to attend The University of Findlay for less tuition than what you would pay as an in-state resident of your state’s flagship university!1 You must be a member of a congregation of the Churches of God, General Conference and be certified by your pastor. This qualifies you for a $2,000 scholarship for each year of your undergraduate education. This is good for a maximum of five years or the conclusion of your first baccalaureate degree, whichever comes first. You must be enrolled full-time and remain in good standing at the University. You must qualify for admission to The University of Findlay and have a high school grade point average of 2.5 or higher (on a 4.0 scale) and an ACT score of 20 (or an equivalent SAT score). You must apply for financial aid at The University of Findlay. This comparison applies to The University of Findlay's best tuition rate. (Selected tuition rates for some programs - i.e., pharmacy, equestrian, etc. - may be higher.) Normal room and board fees apply. Take a close look at this - it is not too good to be true. You can get a high-quality education in a values-based and enriching environment filled with experienced and skilled faculty members who take a personal interest in you, your success and your preparation for life - all for about the same tuition as you would pay at one of those big, impersonal institutions. The University of Findlay offers an excellent academic atmosphere with hands-on experience and one-on-one mentoring from faculty. Choose from nearly 60 undergraduate majors and nine graduate and professional programs! At the same time, you will have the opportunity to grow in your faith through Campus Ministry and a variety of service-learning and community service opportunities offered through our Campus Compact office. 1This comparison is based on the following 2009-2010 in-state tuition rates of the following institutions: Ohio State, $8,706; Penn State, $6,802; Michigan, $11,470; Indiana, $7,762; Illinois, $9,484