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We are so excited to welcome you to the Monmouth College family. Now that you’ve been admitted, your admission counselor will work with you and your family through important next steps. Our goal is to help make sure you have the information you need to make a final decision to become a Scot.
Find Your CounselorFile the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible after Oct. 1 and make sure to send it to Monmouth using our school code — 001725.
Complete your FAFSAWe strongly encourage admitted students to visit us before making a final decision. Check out our upcoming on-campus and virtual visit options and sign up today.
Schedule a visitAre you ready to make it official and become a Scot? Confirm your spot in the class by submitting the $200 Enrollment Deposit. Deposits are due May 1, 2021.
Deposit todayVirtual Event
Monday, Oct 26, 2020
7:00 PM (CDT)
Connect with admission counselors and current students via Zoom to learn about the numerous opportunities at Monmouth College. This is ideal for those who are just beginning their college search or wanting general information about Monmouth College.
Mini Class
Wednesday, Oct 28, 2020
7:00 PM (CDT)
Course Title: Andre's Crystal Ball: Winning Next Tuesday's Election
Instructor: Political Science Professor Dr. Andre Audette
Course Description: Trump vs. Biden - who will win? This class will look back at some highlights of the 2020 campaign and apply different models to offer some insights into who is likely to win the election. Whether you've followed every detail of the race or barely know the candidates' names, come prepared to give it your best guess as to who will win next Tuesday.
Mini Class
Wednesday, Nov 4, 2020
7:00 PM (CST)
Course Title: The Fluid Dynamics of Sports
Instructor: Engineering Professor Dr. John Iselin
Course Description: Why can baseballs curve, volleyballs seem to float, and dimpled golf balls travel further? In this course, students will learn how engineers use concepts like lift and drag to guide them in the development of things both related and unrelated to sports.
Mini Class
Thursday, Nov 5, 2020
7:00 PM (CST)
Course Title: The Social Functions of Theatre and Hamilton
Instructor: Theatre Professor Dr. Vanessa Campagna
Course Description: In this 50 minute mini class, Dr. V will introduce the seven social functions of theatre (Wainscott & Fletcher) and lead a discuss of how the hit Broadway musical and cultural phenomenon Hamilton engages these social functions. / Familiarity with Hamilton is encouraged, but not required.
Mini Class
Wednesday, Nov 11, 2020
7:00 PM (CST)
Course Title: Data Science in the Age of COVID-19
Instructor: Computer Science Professor Dr. Logan Mayfield
Course Description: Trying to make sense of the COVID-19 pandemic has, in part, meant knowing what to do with a near constant stream of data. National, state, and local health agencies report on cases, deaths, and testing on a regular basis. In this class you’ll learn how Professor Mayfield has, since April, put into practice the basic principles of data science to track and communicate to others the state of the COVID-19 pandemic in Warren County and the surrounding area.
Live Video Chat
Thursday, Nov 12, 2020
7:00 PM (CST)
If you're interested in Monmouth College but are concerned about cost, our staff wants you to know this: we're committed to making Monmouth affordable and are here to help you and your family through the financial aid process. Sign up for this live video chat all about investing in your education and paying for it.
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