College,

Career, or
Bust
By: Miya Polion

The University Of
Alabama
They do have my major. For those of
us who are drawn to serving others,
the nursing profession offers a
myriad of opportunities to fulfill
that need. At the Capstone College
of Nursing, we provide a
stimulating environment in which to
explore careers in todays health
care system. Our innovative
courses of study prepare nursing
students at the baccalaureate,
masters and doctoral levels. This is
not an out of state school, in
Tuscaloosa,AL.
TUITION AND EXPENSES
Cost of Attendance
In-state:
$24,075 Out-of-state: $39,199
Tuition and Fees In-state: $9,826
Out-of-state: $24,950
Room and Board $8,866
Books and Supplies
$1,200
Other Expenses $4,183
Graduation date must be at least
four years. The National Student
Nurse Association (NSNA) is the
pre-professional nursing student
organization. The state constituent
of the NSNA is the Alabama
Association of Nursing Students
(AANS). The local affiliate at the
Capstone College of Nursing (CCN)
is named the Capstone Association
of Nursing Students (ANS).

I chose this school

because I wanted to
go here and its close
to my family. I would
like to play for theyre
basketball team and
study medical
classes.


My Careers

When I Grow Up.

When I grow up I would like

to go to the University Of

Alabama or any other

college that I get a
scholarship to. I would like

to go to the WNBA, become

a doctor, model and act with
agencies like I am now,
become a singer, and dance
in a choreography and own
my own choreography dance
crew. I would like to grow up
and be famous and give
back and support in charitys
and community events. I
would like to tell others
about my experiences in all
my careers and how fun and
focused you have to be. You
definetely have to be
serious about it.

Model
Actor
Singer
Dancer
Professional
Basketball Player
Doctor/Nurse

My 2nd Choice Of College

Pre-professional Preparation is available in the appropriate departments.
Students interested in one of these areas should consult with their academic
advisor for the best selection of a major. So, yes they do have my major, I will
study any medical major. Yes, this is an out of state school.

Cost To Attend Tennessee Wesleyan

College.

Undergraduate

Undergraduate

Full-Time Undergraduate & Nursing Tuition:

$22,000/per year

Part-Time Undergraduate Tuition: $570/credit hour

Full-Time Undergraduate Fees: $900/per year

Graduate

Part-Time Fees: $10/credit hour (maximum $90)

Nursing Program (Online RN to BSN or Part-Time)

Master of Science in Curriculum Leadership:

$500/credit hour

Master of Business Administration: $500/credit

hour

Online RN to BSN: $325/credit hour

Evening Program

Part-Time Nursing Tuition: $570/credit hour plus fee of

$10/credit hour (maximum $90)

Management Excellence Core Classes:

$4,000/per term

Challenge Exams: $175/credit hour

Management Excellence Emphasis Classes:

$1,000/each

Nursing Program

Full-Time Nursing Tuition: $22,000/per year

Full-Time Nursing Fees: $2,000/per year

Part-Time Students

Students enrolled in less than 12 credit hours per

semester are considered part-time.

Summer 2015 Students

Students who take 9 hours during the summer will be
credited free housing.
Athens Undergraduate Tuition: $210/credit hour
Room only (Athens campus): $300 per session, $900
per summer

Tennessee Wesleyan College About 4 Years

To Graduate. These Are Organizations
The National Student Nurses Association is an organization of nursing students for the purpose of
maintaining and promoting professional standards, providing a unified spirit among student nurses, and
stimulating interest in the professional organization.
Natural Science Club is an organization designed to create an atmosphere where senior students can
mentor underclassmen outside the classroom and establish lasting relationships. In addition, the club
assists the Science Department with various activities around campus such as "Science Olympiad" where
students can foster a love or respect for science disciplines in children or youth in the surrounding
communities.
The Psychology Club is primarily for those students majoring in psychology or human services. However, it
is open to all Tennessee Wesleyan College students who express an interest in psychology.
The Student Ambassadors are a select group of outstanding students who serve as representatives for
Tennessee Wesleyan College. They assist with greeting dignitaries to campus, conducting tours for Open
House and Orientation, participating in outreach admissions campaigns, and representing the college in
community and campus events.
The Student Government Association serves as liaison among the student body, faculty, and
administration. It seeks to increase a sense of community among students and to aid in the interpretation
of College policies. SGA consists of both Legislative and Judicial Councils. Membership, eligibility, and
qualifications for office are defined in the Student Handbook. Election is by a simple plurality of votes cast.
Up 'til Dawn is a nationwide collegiate fundraising effort to raise awareness and funds for St. Jude
Children's Research Hospital. Up 'til Dawn is open to all students.
Religious Activities
In cooperation with the Chaplain's Office, a variety of religious activities are available on the campus of
Tennessee Wesleyan College. Chapel Service provides contemporary, as well as, traditional experiences of
worship. Students and faculty unite weekly to share their concerns, and their prayers. All religious
activities on the campus seek to supplement, not substitute for participation in a local church.
Wesleyan Christian Fellowship is an ecumenical student group providing opportunities for fellowship and
service each week. Activities involve a weekly celebration of Holy Communion open to all student, Bible
study, meals and service to those in need in the community.
Baptist Collegiate Ministries provides a nondenominational membership opportunity for Christian
fellowship to share concerns and prayers. Student led Bible study is held weekly, as well as a fellowship
luncheon.
Greek Organizations
Two sororities maintain chapters on the Wesleyan campus. They are Alpha Xi Gamma and Sigma Kappa.
Both new and returning students are eligible to pledge these organizations. Upon completion of a pledge
period, a student with a "C" average and enrolled in at least three courses is eligible to be formally
initiated. Sigma Kappa holds national affiliation, while Alpha Xi maintains only local status.
Delta Zeta Phi, Alpha Chapter is a local fraternity founded at Tennessee Wesleyan College and was
established to reinforce its members to strive for higher standards of excellence in all areas of their lives.
The chapter is a social as well as philanthropic society and makes every effort to help further the school
community at Tennessee Wesleyan College by example, works, and spirit. Upon completion of a pledge
period, a full-time student with a minimum semester G.P.A. of a 2.5 is eligible to be formally initiated.
Bulldog Athletics
Tennessee Wesleyan College is a member of the NAIA and the Appalachian Athletic Conference.

Organizations
The Business Club is an organization open to anyone interested. Its purpose is to increase awareness of
local business and business leaders and the responsibility they hold in the community. Guest speakers
present on a vast array of business topics. Field trips are also used as a learning tool.
Circle K, sponsored by the Athens Kiwanis Club, is a service organization for college men and women, as
well as a leadership and character-building group serving the campus and the community.
The COMMUNITY (a GLBST alliance) is a campus organization dedicated to promoting tolerance by
providing awareness to issues surrounding sexual orientation including, but not limited to,
homophobia/transphobia, equal rights, oppression, sexism, and racism. In addition, the group works with
campus leaders and organizations to provide safe-zones; a network of allies for GLBST students to create
a safer and more supportive campus environment.
The Dance Team is a collegiate level dance team that represents that represents itself, the college, and
the community in an exemplary manner, serving as role models for appropriate behavior and
citizenship. The team strives to develop good sportsmanship, self-confidence, and self-discipline through
practice and performance. Further, the team encourages high morals and standards among team
members and promotes leadership within the team, the college, and the surrounding community.
Education Angels is an organization that provides an environment for developing fellowship, personal
growth, services opportunities, and involvement in areas pertaining to education. Membership is open to
any full- or part-time student, faculty, or staff of the Tennessee Wesleyan College Education Department
that wishes to participate.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a group that is works to provide students a Christian perspective for
college living and participating in athletics and intramurals. Membership is open to all currently enrolled
students.
French Club is open to all students and required by student enrolled in French class during the
appropriate semester. The club provides the opportunity for all students to learn about the French
culture.
Hackberry & Oak Society is a select group of students chosen to support and represent the advancement
effort of the College. All members of this society are interviewed and chosen by the Office of Institutional
Advancement.
Martial Arts Club is an organization that introduces students to various styles of martial arts including
Boxing, Capoiera, Taekwondo, Aikido, Kubudo, Jiujitsu, and Isshinryu Karate. Membership is open to all
students, faculty, and staff and meets every Tuesday at 9 p.m. at Karate Academy (509 W. Madison Ave.,
Athens, TN).
Math Club is open to any student interested in mathematics. The purpose of the group is to provide a
community for those interested in math and other related fields to network and socialize.
Lambda Alpha Epsilon (Criminal Justice Club) is primarily for those students majoring in a field
associated with the criminal justice profession. The group seeks to provide a medium that facilitates
interaction between students, faculty, program alumni, professionals in the field and members of the
broader community. Membership is dependant applicant/member maintaining a cumulative GPA of 2.5
or higher.
The National Student Nurses Association is an organization of nursing students for the purpose of
maintaining and promoting professional standards, providing a unified spirit among student nurses, and
stimulating interest in the professional organization.

state and Tennessee

is a good state. I love
their basketball team
and they have
interesting
organizations.