Crown College is situated on a beautiful 215-acre campus about 30 minutes west of Minneapolis near Waconia, Minnesota. Nestled among the rolling hills of one of the most lake-dotted regions in Minnesota, Crown is just west of popular Lake Minnetonka.

For 95 years, Crown College has prepared Christians to serve and influence the world. Beginning in 1916 with four students who wanted to study the Bible, it quickly developed into a training school for those interested in ministry and missionary preparation.

Crown College offers more than 40 accredited degree programs, ranging in topics from pastoral leadership to nursing to communications. Classes are available through on-campus as well as online. Crown's online programs were recently ranked in the Top 10 among all Christian colleges and universities.

Religious Affiliation:	Christian and Missionary Alliance
Religious Organizations:	We are a part of the Council for Christian colleges & universities (www.cccu.org)
Churches/Denominations:	Involved with many churches; Denominational website: www.cmalliance.org; about 30% of our students are from C&MA
Ministry/Volunteer Services:	Over 200 students per semester are involved with local ministry/volunteer services.
Chaplain:	Bill Kuhn

Application deadline:	FAFSA Deadline: April 15; Fin. Aid. Documents: July 30
Freshmen receiving aid:	2011-2012 = 162 students receiving aid

Enrollment

Freshmen class applied:	453
Freshmen class accepted:	388
Freshmen class enrolled:	158
Full Time Male students:	433
Full Time Female students:	515
Part Time Male students:	111
Part Time Female students:	139
Percentage of races represented:	18% Multicultural
In-State:	63%
Out-of-State:	37%
No. of foreign countries represented:	15
Faculty:	73 (all programs)
Student/Faculty ratio:	14:1

Jim Hunter, Director of Admissions
Click here to email the Director
(800) 68-CROWN or (952) 446-4142

Requirements
SAT:	860
ACT:	18
GPA:	2.0
Procedures
Application Fee:	$25
Percentage of 2010-2011 applicants accepted:	71%
College visit:	223 of the accepted applicants did a college visit
Transfer Students
Number of transfers:	54
GPA:	2.0
Min. no. of credits to be completed at this institution:	30
International Students
No. of international students:	11
Admission requirement:	2.0 GPA, 18 ACT or 860 SAT, or 500 on paper based TOEFL (61 on internet based TOEFL)

Setting:	Suburban/rural
Programs of Study
Most popular major(s):	Nursing, Communication, Education
Religion major(s):	Biblical & Theological Studies, New Testament, Pastoral Leadership, Child & Family Ministry, Urban Ministry, Intercultural Studies, Discipleship Ministries, Youth and Family Ministry
Housing
Guaranteed four years:	Yes, Undergrad students are required to live on campus unless they meet the criteria to live off campus.
Single-Sex:	Y
Married student housing:	On-campus apartments available upon request
Co-ed:	We are co-ed in the fact that some residence halls house male and female students; no co-ed common areas or common doors
Library
No. of volumes:	159,697 (physical books, e-books, DVD's, Videos, CD's, etc.)
No. of periodical subscriptions:	140,000 full-text e-books (not included in our volume count, these are a separate count)
Computers
No. of computers available:	68 lab computers (Mac and PC) - most students have their own laptops
Facilities accessible 24 hours:	Hours vary between the labs and library hours
Sports
Facilities:	Outdoor fields (1 game field for football and soccer, separate football and soccer practice fields, indoor gym with 2 full Volleyball and 2 full Basketball courts, indoor batting cages (2), softball field, baseball field (off-campus), golf course (off-campus), disc golf course, cross country courses for men/women, running track above the gym, a weight room, fitness center, outdoor beach volleyball pit,4 locker rooms
Stadium capacity:	330 on bleachers, more seating and standing room on grass
Gym capacity:	732 on bleachers
No of intercollegiate sports for Men:	6
No. of intercollegiate sports for Women:	5
Intramurals for Men:	4
Intramurals for Women:	4

Percentage of campus accessible to disabled:	70% accessible (including dormitories) and fully compliant with ADA codes.
Tutors:	Available in the Study Lab (hours vary each semester)
Remedial programs:	Reading, Math, and Writing
Safety and Security:	We have Campus Safety, including Facility Services Staff, Custodial Staff, and Maintenance Staff. We have a safety response staff. Security is run by the Facility Service staff.