Marian
College of Fond du Lac is a Catholic
co-educational liberal arts college
whose first commitment is to the
education of the whole person.
Founded in 1936 by the Congregation
of the Sisters of Saint Agnes as a
school for teacher education, Marian
now offers more than forty major
fields of study.
Success in college is a blend of
academics, real-world experience,
and extracurricular and social
activities. Our students enjoy a
strong education that is enhanced by
both the Marian College and Fond du
Lac communities. Whether you are one
of our 450 on-campus resident
students or one of the 700 students
who live off-campus, Marian is an
exciting place for you. Active
fraternities and sororities,
academic clubs in nearly every area,
volunteer service groups, and
special interest clubs are
extracurricular and social outlets
for Marian students on-campus. You
can also participate in NCAA
Division III athletic programs and
intramural sports, theatre or Sabre
Show musical performances, and
coffeehouse entertainment.
Off-campus, Marian College students
live where others vacation! On the
southern shore of Lake Winnebago,
Fond du Lac is a safe and secure
community offering the benefits of a
larger city with the feel of a small
town. From malls to movie theatres
and fast food to fishing, Marian
students enjoy living in the city
some Lottery officials call "the
luckiest in the world."
UNIQUE/SPECIAL PROGRAMS
High
academic achievement is recognized
at Marian College; more than 90% of
Marian students receive merit-based
scholarships. Classroom learning is
enhanced for over 98% of Marian
students who obtain hands-on job
opportunities in their chosen
profession through participation in
clinical, internship, and co-op work
experiences. Nursing, education, and
social work students begin clinicals
as early as sophomore year. Marian
College offers an Honors Program,
academic honors societies, and study
abroad opportunities at Harlaxton
College in England and several sites
in Mexico.
The instructional divisions of the
College are the Division of Arts and
Humanities, the Division of
Business, the Division of
Educational Studies, the Division of
Mathematics and Natural Science, the
Division of Nursing, and the
Division of Social and Behavioral
Science. Beginning in the Fall of
1999, Marian College will also be
supporting two new majors: Public
Relations and Applied Information
Technology. Marian College is
committed to providing you with a
quality, personal, and stimulating
educational experience.