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Haskell Indian Nations University Admissions Guide

By Matthew Lynch
August 27, 2020
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Overview of Haskell Indian Nations University

The school is situated in Lawrence, Kansas, and all students hail from federally recognized tribes in the United States. Students are supported by a 21 to 1 student/faculty ratio. Students can participate in a variety of student clubs and activities; many focused on Native American cultures. On the athletic front, the Haskell Indians play in the NAIA Midlands Collegiate Athletic Conference for all sports except football.

Enrollment

  • Total Enrollment: 733 (all undergraduates)
  • Gender Breakdown: 41% Male/59% Female
  • 95% Full-time

Cost of Attendance Information

  • Tuition and Fees: $480
  • Books: $1,600
  • Room and Board: $950
  • Other Expenses: $5,620
  • Total Cost: $8,650

Financial Aid Information

  • Percentage of New Students Receiving Aid: 80%
  • Percentage of New Students Receiving Types of Aid
    • Grants: 80%
    • Loans: 0%
  • Mean Amount of Aid
    • Grants: $6,534
    • Loans: –

Academic Programs Offered

  • Most Popular Majors: American Indian Studies, Business Administration, Environmental Science

Retention and Graduation

  • First-Year Student Retention (full-time students): –
  • 6-Year Graduation Rate: 45%

NCAA Athletic Programs

  • Men’s Sports: Basketball, Football, Golf, Track and Field, Cross Country
  • Women’s Sports: Track and Field, Volleyball, Basketball, Cross Country, Softball

Overview of Haskell Indian Nations University Admissions

With an acceptance rate of 68%, the school is not highly selective, and students with solid grades and test scores are likely to be admitted, provided they meet all requirements. Applicants must complete an online application, and send test scores from either the SAT or ACT and high school transcripts. Glowing recommendation letters can bolster your application, along with being involved with student organizations and attempting a challenging course load. Students with unique talents and accomplishments can still receive strong consideration even if their GPAs are outside the admission offices’ mean range. After applying, students will receive a message from an admissions counselor about the next steps of the application process. Interested students should check out the university’s website, which has helpful tips and contact information for the admissions offices.

Admissions Data                        

  • Percent of Applicants Admitted: 68%
  • Test Scores — 25th/75th Percentile
    • SAT Critical Reading: 465/525
    • SAT Math: 453/495
    • SAT Writing: -/-
    • ACT Composite: 15/20
    • ACT English: 14/19
    • ACT Math: 16/18

Safety Net Schools: Easy to Gain Admission

Suppose past admission data predicts that you would be a competitive candidate for Haskell Indian Nations University. In that case, it should be easy for you to gain admissions to the schools below. If Haskell Indian Nations University is currently out of your reach, you can be a competitive candidate for the schools below.

Cheyney University of Pennsylvania, Lincoln University, Harris-Stowe State University, Pine Manor College, Paul Quinn College, Wiley College, Medgar Evers College (City University of New York)

Same Tier: Just As Hard to Gain Admission

If you’re a competitive candidate for Haskell Indian Nations University, you should have an equal chance of gaining admission to these schools.

Alabama State University, College of St. Elizabeth, Mount Ida College, Albertus Magnus College, Bloomfield College, College of St. Joseph, Texas Southern University

Reach Institutions: Gaining Admissions Will Be More of a Challenge

These schools are more challenging to gain admission into than Haskell Indian Nations University. If you improve your GPA and SAT/ACT scores, you’ll be a competitive candidate.

University of Texas at El Paso, California State University Sacramento, California State University Northridge, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, California State University East Bay, Kean University, California State University Los Angeles

Applying to Haskell Indian Nations University

Application Deadline: Rolling

Undergraduate Admissions Website:  https://www.haskell.edu/admissions/

Undergraduate Application Link(s): https://www.haskell.edu/admissions/forms/

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