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FOUNDED: 1884 by Danish Lutheran pioneers
LOCATION: Blair, Nebraska
(population 7,500)
NEARBY: 20 minutes northwest of metropolitan
Omaha
CAMPUS: Dana’s beautiful 150-acre
campus is set on a hill overlooking the Missouri River Valley. The
rich history of
Dana College and state-of-the-art
facilities, such as the Gardner-Hawks Center, completed in 2003,
are both part of the scenic Dana campus.
ENROLLMENT: 637 students
from 35 states
CALENDAR: 4-1-4 calendar with a Discovery Term in
January for intensive study on campus in a single subject, domestic
and
international study tours, independent studies or internships.
TUITION: For 2007–08:
$19,370 tuition and fees, $5,560 room and board. More than 95 percent
of
incoming freshmen received
financial
aid.
FACULTY-TO-STUDENT RATIO: 1:12
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE: 14
GRADUATE STATISTICS:
- Employed or in school:
95.9%
- Those who have sought full-time employment and are employed
full-time: 92.8%
- Those who have sought employment or additional
education in their major field: 81%
- Attending graduate or professional
school: 11.3%
FOREIGN LANGUAGES AVAILABLE: Spanish,
German
LIBRARY: 197,000 volumes, 8,700 subscriptions,
1,800 microforms, an inter-library cooperative program and access
to the Internet
ATHLETICS: National Association
of Intercollegiate Athletics
(NAIA) Division II competition in basketball, cross
country, soccer and
track for men
and women; baseball, football and wrestling for
men; and golf, volleyball and
softball
for women. Part of the Great Plains
Athletic Conference(GPAC),
one of the most competitive
small college conferences in the nation. An active
intramural program is also offered.
SCHOOL COLORS: Red and white
ATHLETICS NICKNAME: Vikings
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