Maryville University of St. Louis

Located in Missouri, Maryville University of St. Louis is a private university founded it 1872 by the society of Sacred hearts. The university is spread across 130 acres of land comprising of six colleges and schools, namely: College of Arts and Science, School of Education, Walker College of Health Profession, John. E Simon School of Business, School of Adult and Online Business, Catherine Mcauley school of Nursing, offering various degree programs across several disciplines. Maryville University also has a special library section which contains over a quarter of a million volumes plus collections reference works, periodicals, and databases. Maryville University of St. Louis is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a vital member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Maryville University of St. Louis is a comprehensive, selective and nationally ranked institution with a mission to create a platform for like-minded people. The university has an enrollment of approximately 10,200 students annually, out of which around 4500 are enrolled for the undergraduate programs and 5500 or more are enrolled for the graduate program. The university also offers various online programs and around 5900+ students are enrolled in those programs from around the world. Maryville University has 19 Master's level programmes, 5 Doctoral programmes, 90+ degree programmes and 30+ online courses. The university also has academically exceptional faculty with 90% of the faculty at the university holding a Ph.D or some other terminal degree. The university also boasts of its contribution in extra-curricular activities like sports and regularly participates in Great Lakes Valley Conference and NCAA Division II athletics Maryville University also has 100+ student clubs and organisations, 5 student apartments, 3 Residence halls that are co-educational, more than 15 club sports and 2500+ events annually. 93% of the students enrolled at the university are benefited by the financial aid provided by the university.