Manchester University, listed here under its former name Manchester College, is a private liberal arts university affiliated with the Church of the Brethren. It was founded in 1860 as the Roanoke Classical Seminary in Roanoke, Indiana, moved to North Manchester in 1889 and was renamed Manchester College then. In 2012 it became Manchester University to reflect its growing graduate offerings. The main residential campus is in North Manchester, with a second location in Fort Wayne hosting the doctor of pharmacy program, several master's programs and accelerated nursing. About 1,200 students attend. Its Peace Studies Institute, begun in 1948, is described as the first undergraduate peace studies major in the United States. It has held Higher Learning Commission accreditation continuously since 1932.
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Manchester admits on a rolling basis and does not require SAT or ACT scores.
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Location
604 E College Ave, North Manchester, IN, Indiana, United States
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