Freed-Hardeman University is located in Henderson, Tennessee, USA. The following is a detailed introduction to the school:

School Overview

Long history: The school was founded in 1869 and has a history of more than 150 years.

Private church university: Originally funded by the Christian Church, the school's educational philosophy and teaching activities are deeply influenced by Christian doctrines, focusing on cultivating students' faith and morality.

Small scale: The school has a total of about 1,992 students, and international students account for 1%, creating a close campus community atmosphere, and students can establish deep relationships with teachers and classmates.

Academic Strength

Rich majors: Covering multiple fields such as humanities and arts, biblical studies, business, science, and education, there are 58 majors in total, spanning 119 learning areas , including behavioral science and family studies, child and family studies, psychology, social work, accounting, finance, marketing, special education, etc.

High teaching quality: The school's teachers not only have a deep academic background, but are also committed to combining Christian faith with academic knowledge, guiding students to establish correct values ​​and worldviews, and providing students with comprehensive educational support.

Certification: It has been recognized by the Southern Association of Colleges and Universities, and its bachelor's and master's degrees are highly recognized and valuable.

Teaching mode

Combination of practice and theory: Emphasis on hands-on Learning, through internships, field trips, experiments and other practical activities, students can apply what they have learned in class to practice, improve their problem-solving skills, and be fully prepared for future career development.

Small class teaching: Smaller class sizes enable teachers to pay attention to the learning progress of each student, provide students with personalized guidance and feedback, and promote students' academic growth.

Campus life

Rich religious activities: There are church services, Bible study groups, prayer meetings and other activities on campus, where students can deepen their faith, make like-minded friends, and explore the relationship between religion and life together.

Diverse club activities: The school has various student clubs and organizations, such as service clubs, academic clubs, art groups, etc. Students can participate according to their interests and hobbies, expand interpersonal relationships, and cultivate leadership and teamwork spirit.

Excellent sports programs: The school has NAIA men's and women's sports programs. Students have the opportunity to participate in competitions as inter-school Christian ambassadors, exercise their physique and will in sports competitions, and cultivate a sense of team honor.

Admission requirements

Undergraduate: TOEFL score requirements 61 points, SAT scores are required, SAT total score 1460-1850, SAT reading 470-600, SAT math 460-590, SAT writing 510-630; ACT total score 21-27, ACT English 20-28, ACT math 19-25.

Graduate: Different majors have different requirements. Generally, a bachelor's degree is required. Some majors may also require relevant work experience or specific prerequisite courses.

Tuition

The average annual tuition is about US$22,132.