Monmouth College

Students at Monmouth College in Monmouth, Illinois are sure to be engaged through the array of academic options, research opportunities and student life activities.

Monmouth’s curriculum is grounded in the Liberal Arts and Sciences, with academic majors including Art, Biology, Music, Religious Studies and Theatre.

Equally numerous are Monmouth’s professional majors, which include such dynamic fields as Dentistry, Engineering, Medicine, Nursing and Veterinary Medicine. Among the professional programs, Monmouth also has more specialized studies including less commonly offered programs like Biopsychology and Occupational Therapy.

Additional Monmouth offerings and programs include interdisciplinary majors, internships and study abroad, undergraduate research and national fellowship opportunities.

Monmouth’s student life complements its eclectic, broad and exciting academics. Students may work at the student-run radio station or newspaper, participate in musical or theatre performances, join campus religious organizations and attend campus lectures and concerts.

In addition to national fellowships, Monmouth provides opportunities for students to receive other forms of financial assistance including scholarships, grants and loans.

Students applying for admission are evaluated according to test scores, academic performance and extracurricular activities.