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McPherson College (Mcpherson)

McPherson, Kansas, United States of America #21 in (National Universities) #12 in Regional Rankings

0.0 ( Reviews)

Acceptance Rate: 66%

Last updated: Sep 29, 2025

Category College

Type Private for non-profit

Founded 1887

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Tuition and Admission
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About College

McPherson College is a private institution linked to the Church of the Brethren and situated in McPherson, Kansas, in the United States. The college was established in 1887 and holds accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission.

Overview

Founded	1887
Ranking	21
Short code	Mcpherson
Application fee	No.
Is ivy League?	-
Campus size	27 acres
Student faculty ratio	14:1
Acceptance Rate	66%
Graduation Rate	41%
Fall deadline	Aug 01, 2025
Spring deadline	-
Summer deadline	-
Weather condition	McPherson, Kansas, has a continental climate, which means it has very warm and muggy summers and chilly, breezy, and snowy winters. The temperature usually stays between 22Â°F and 93Â°F all year, but it almost never goes lower than 7Â°F or higher than 103Â°F. The city gets around 30 inches of rain each year, with June being the wettest month and January the driest.

Tuition and Admission Requirements

In-state tuition and fees (UG): $37,146 USD /yr
Out-of-state tuition and fees (UG): $37,146 USD /yr
International tuition and fees (UG): $37,146 USD /yr
In-state tuition and fees (MS): $6,750 USD /yr
Out-of-state tuition and fees (MS): $6,750 USD /yr
International tuition and fees (MS): $6,750 USD /yr
UG - GPA (UG): 3.0 / 4.0 scale
MS - GPA (MS): 3.0 / 4.0 scale
UG - IELTS (UG): 6.5 / (9.0 Scale)
MS - IELTS (MS): 7.0 / (9.0 Scale)
UG - TOEFL - IBT (UG): 79 iBT
MS - TOEFL - IBT (MS): 80 iBT
UG - DUOLINGO (UG): 110 (Duolingo English Test)
MS - DUOLINGO (MS): 110 (Duolingo English Test)
SAT - ACT (UG): 940/18 composite score

Frequently Asked Questions

1Q: What are the requirements for first-time freshmen admission?

Applicants must submit a state-approved high school transcript, usually including their junior year, or a GED. They might also provide standardized test results like ACT or SAT, but the college offers flexible options and does not require these tests. Additional documents such as recommendation letters may also be taken into account.

2Q: What degree options and majors are available?

A: The college offers over 40 majors and pre-professional programs. Degrees can be awarded as Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (BS).Additionally, some students have the flexibility to design custom majors by combining interdisciplinary courses.

3Q: How does admission for transfer students work?

A:Transfer applicants need to provide official transcripts from their previous schools. These transcripts should show that they have completed at least 12 credit hours of college-level courses. They also need to have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher. Credits that received a grade of "C" or better can be considered for transfer evaluation.