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Traditional Undergraduate Degrees
Designed for high school/transfer students looking for a traditional campus experience.
How Much Will I Pay?
Total Program
Sticker Price:
$52,127
Last year
100%
of full-time freshmen students who applied
for a scholarship received one
$25,324
average grants & scholarships package
for incoming freshman students last year
Accreditation Information
Roberts Wesleyan University is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
Opportunities To Get Involved
- Conducting research
- Research with faculty and pursue internships
- During the summer, many universities offer the chance to work on your own projects over the summer
- Build skills for medical or graduate school
- Assisting in the laboratory
- Get hands-on experience with laboratory facilities! The University has received three National Science Foundation matching grants, providing funds for purchasing equipment and instrumentation used in the biochemistry, cell biology, organic chemistry, and forensic laboratories.
- Tutoring students and leading study groups
- Participating in faith integration discussions
- Each semester, we offer a series of Faith and Science Luncheons. Get to know the community through explorations of faith grounded in science.
- Serving in the Adopt-A-School program
Math and Science Club
Goal of the Club:
- To provide a community that brings together math and science majors fosters better relationships and increases fellowship among peers.
- To attract prospective math and science majors through the promotion of this department.
- To be a service-oriented club that also hosts social events.
Examples of events:
- Ice Cream Social
- Mol Day Party
- Adopt-A-School program with School #19 fourth graders
- Anatomically Correct Heart Valentine's Day Party
- Kids on Campus- our fourth graders visit Roberts for a day
"Adopt-A-School is very close to my heart because it is so much more than an afternoon science lesson with a fourth-grade classroom. It’s really a relationship thing where you go in, and you really get to know these children as individuals. You look forward to seeing them as much as they look forward to seeing you, and at the end of the year, no one’s really ready to go home! For me, it’s really encouraging to get to be a part of uplifting these children and, in some small way, helping them believe in their own value and potential as individuals."
-Christina Garber '26
"Adopt-A-School was one of the most meaningful activities I participated in this year. Bringing lessons to kids who wouldn't otherwise be learning science yet is challenging, yet so rewarding. We are able to build relationships with these girls and boys that last the whole semester, and our excitement for learning catches on in their classroom! Traveling to School 19 is something I look forward to every week; I think we're as excited to visit the kids as they are to have us come in!"
-Lydia Ware '24
Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies
The Department of Biological and Chemical Sciences at Roberts Wesleyan University is excited to offer you a unique opportunity through our partnership with the Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies.
AS a Roberts student, you can take classes, learn hands-on skills and techniques, gain field experience, conduct research, develop tools for environmental stewardship, and experience science education from a Christian perspective while earning Roberts credit.
Au Sable offers more than twenty field-based courses ranging from Marine Mammals to Tropical Agriculture and Missions to Restoration Ecology in four different locations around the globe:
- Great Lakes Region (Mancelona, MI)
- Pacific Northwest (Whidbey Island, WA)
- South India (Thiruchirapalli, Tamil Nadu)
- Latin America (Vara Blanca, Costa Rica).
If you’re passionate about environmental stewardship, you can even earn a certificate by taking multiple courses, such as a water resource analyst.
You can also participate in the Au Sable Undergraduate Research Program, which tackles pressing questions in ecology, conservation, and restoration. This program allows you to work with local environmental agencies and organizations, providing informed data and gaining hands-on experience in both laboratory and field research.
"Learning more about God's creation is incredible, and this environment is the perfect place for fellowship and exploration." -Sarah Clay
For more information on these programs, please contact Rachel Graham, Roberts Wesleyan's on-campus Au Sable program coordinator.
Questions? Contact the Office of Admissions