Judson University in Elgin, Illinois, grew out of the liberal arts side of Northern Baptist Theological Seminary, founded in 1913. When the seminary moved to Lombard, Benjamin P. Browne helped establish Judson College along the Fox River in Elgin in 1963, and the school was renamed Judson University on August 28, 2007. It honours Adoniram Judson, the American Baptist missionary to Burma. The main campus covers 90 acres on the Fox River with more than twenty buildings, and a Rockford branch serves adult professional students. Wikipedia lists 1,058 students for fall 2023, 793 of them undergraduates. The traditional undergraduate admission policy sets a 2.75 GPA in core classes, and applicants below that are asked for more documentation such as test scores, a recommendation and an interview with admissions staff.
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Judson's catalog sets a core-class GPA floor and asks for added materials from applicants below it.
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1151 N State St, Elgin, IL, Illinois, United States
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