About Maryville College
Maryville College prepares students for lives of citizenship and leadership as we challenge each one to search for truth grow in wisdom work for justice and dedicate a life of creativity and service to the peoples of the world.
Maryville College
School Overview
- Location
- Maryville, Tennessee
- Type
- Private not-for-profit
- Setting
- Suburb
- Contact Info
- (865) 981-8183
Students
Total Students
1,117
Student Ratio
Faculty
Total Faculty
118
Student/Faculty Ratio
Tuition
Estimated Cost
$35,450
Admissions
Total Applicants
3,054
Admitted
50%
Enrolled
12%
Test Scores
SAT Math
Not Reported
SAT Reading
Not Reported
ACT Composite
Not Reported
COVID-19 Update
Wherever you’re from, there is no doubt that you’ve heard about COVID-19, and that it has changed your life in a significant way. Colleges and universities all across the United States are making steps to adapt to the changes this virus has made and the threat it poses to international education.
Maryville has created a page with information regarding COVID-19 and how it impacts current and prospective students.Simply fill out the form above to find out more. We’ll make sure you get all the information you need.
Scholarships
Maryville College offers $19,000 - $23,000 in scholarships per year
Maryville College has a strong scholarship program for international students and all admitted degree-seeking international students receive a scholarship. Upon admission, you will automatically be considered for the highest possible amount.
- All scholarship funds are credited toward tuition payments.
- Your scholarship is automatically renewed for up to four academic years (8 fall/spring semesters), provided that you maintain a satisfactory GPA, act as a cultural ambassador on campus, and reside on campus.
- There is no financial aid to cover living costs, fees, books, and miscellaneous expenses. For visa purposes, most students need to show approximately $27,500 - $34,500 in available financial support for the first year of their studies.
Click Here to view the scholarships you might be eligible for at Maryville College!
Intensive English - ESL
The Maryville College Intensive English as a Second Language (ESL) Program offers courses year-round for anyone who wishes to improve their English skills.
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Intensive English - ESL
Why Study Here? The Maryville College Intensive English as a Second Language (ESL) Program offers courses year-round for anyone who wishes to improve their English skills. They are dedicated to providing intensive, high-quality English instruction in a supportive environment that prepares each student to achieve his or her academic goals. More information can be found on our Academic Info page or the site navigation.
American College Campus Experience: Extra opportunities to practice listening and speaking skills.
Intensive English Training: 20 hours each week. Small classes. Strong grammar course, full hour each day of listening and speaking, full hour each day of reading and writing.
International Student Orientation Students participate in an orientation to the college and the ESL program during week 1.
Events & Activities: Weekly transportation to local shopping, international student cultural events and field trips, an international club on campus.
Tutoring: Free tutor twice a week at International House for ESL students who want help with homework, conversation practice and more.
Earn Credit towards your Maryville College Degree: If you enroll as a degree-seeking student at Maryville College, you will get elective credit towards your degree for your time in our ESL program.
Trips and Activities
Do you want to have fun experiencing American culture, meeting new people, and practicing your English outside the classroom?
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Trips and Activities
Do you want to have fun experiencing American culture, meeting new people, and practicing your English outside the classroom?
In addition to the many events on and off campus hosted by the College that our ESL students have access to, every month the Center for International Education organizes several fun cultural events. These activities are planned specifically for our international students to complement their English studies, like movie or game nights, potluck parties, and trips to local cultural and recreational attractions. Examples of trips include:
- Whitewater rafting and tubing
- Ice skating, skiing and snowboarding
- Tour of Knoxville’s river-walk area, Old City Historic District and Volunteer Landing
- Visiting tourist cities of Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge
- Hiking in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
- Local malls and outlet shopping
- Museums, art galleries and zoos
- Local and professional sports games
- Weekend trips to Atlanta, Nashville or other nearby cities
- Dollywood, a large local amusement park
- World-renowned scientific research center city Oak Ridge
- Potluck and cooking parties
- International dance party and line dancing lessons
- Halloween Party with haunted house, pumpkin carving, and costume contest
- Host family holiday Thanksgiving potluck dinner
- We also offer weekly shopping trips to local malls, grocery stores, and outlets.
Students & Faculty
Students
Faculty
Admissions
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*All data is provided by the school or compiled from IPEDS as of December 2018
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| American Sign Language (ASL) | ||||||
| Arts | ||||||
| Biochemistry | ||||||
| Biology Teacher Education | ||||||
| Biology/Biological Sciences, General | ||||||
| Business/Commerce, General | ||||||
| Chemistry, General | ||||||
| Child Development | ||||||
| Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs, Other | ||||||
| Computer and Information Sciences, General | ||||||
| Computer and Information Sciences, Other | ||||||
| Computer Science | ||||||
| Counseling Psychology | ||||||
| Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration | ||||||
| Design | ||||||
| Economics, General | ||||||
| Engineering, General | ||||||
| English | ||||||
| English/Language Arts Teacher Education | ||||||
| Environmental Studies | ||||||
| Exercise and Sports Science | ||||||
| Finance, General | ||||||
| History Teacher Education | ||||||
| History, General | ||||||
| Human Resources Management and Services, Other | ||||||
| International Business/Trade/Commerce | ||||||
| International Relations and Affairs | ||||||
| Management | ||||||
| Marketing, Other | ||||||
| Mathematics and Computer Science | ||||||
| Mathematics Teacher Education | ||||||
| Mathematics, General | ||||||
| Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other | ||||||
| Music Performance, General | ||||||
| Music Teacher Education | ||||||
| Music Theory and Composition | ||||||
| Music, General | ||||||
| Neuroscience | ||||||
| Nursing | ||||||
| Outdoor Education | ||||||
| Parks, Recreation and Leisure Studies | ||||||
| Performing Arts | ||||||
| Pharmacy | ||||||
| Philosophy | ||||||
| Physical Education Teaching and Coaching | ||||||
| Political Science and Government, General | ||||||
| Psychology, General | ||||||
| Religion/Religious Studies | ||||||
| Sign Language Interpretation and Translation | ||||||
| Sociology | ||||||
| Spanish | ||||||
| Spanish Language Teacher Education | ||||||
| Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language/ESL Language Instructor | ||||||
| Theatre | ||||||
| Tourism | ||||||
| Writing, General | ||||||