Students not only learn through textbooks, but get hands-on experience through internships, consulting projects and one-on-one work with professors.

For more than 100 years, Millikin has served its students well. Employers and graduate schools continue to prize Millikin graduates. In fact, last year 99% of Millikin graduates gained employment or entered graduate/professional school within six months of graduation.

Be a leader in one of 90 student organizations or a delegate in student government. Become a Greek, a performer in the College of Fine Arts, or a DJ for the campus radio station. Be an active resident of the campus community or an outspoken representative on one of many student/administration committees.

Here is a sample of some of the student organizations available at Millikin University:

• Amnesty International
• Art Club
• Behavioral Sciences Association
• Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organizations
• Environmental Affairs Council
• Millikin Cycling Association
• Millikin Fencing Club
• Millikin Flute Society
• Millikin Gaming Association
• Millikin Sky Diving
• Millikin University Concert Committee (MUCC)
• Music Educators National Conference (MENC)
• Music & Entertainment Industry Student Association (MEISA)
• National Student Nurses Association

Residence Halls

During your time at Millikin, you will undoubtedly hear the word “community” often. Throughout campus, and in particular the residence halls, great emphasis has been placed on creating community and ensuring students are learning to be responsible citizens within the community.

Blackburn Hall - located adjacent to Walker Hall, boasts air-conditioning, and a small computer lab. An all female hall, Blackburn provides a large lawn and picnic tables to soak up the sun or build snowmen on those colder days. With 107 beds, Blackburn first-year students only.

Mills Hall -  is our traditional, co-ed, freshman residence hall housing 130 students. Our students love the close community Mills provides with its traditional double occupancy rooms. Sports fans and athletes alike will enjoy the fact that the athletic department is housed on the ground floor. The air-conditioned lounge area provides the perfect place to catch the latest score.

Hessler Hall - is home to our learning communities. Learning communities accept residents by special application only and certain requirements apply. A co-ed hall, with mostly single rooms, Hessler boasts air-conditioning, spacious rooms, and small floors. If you are serious about your academics and desire a quieter environment, a learning community may be what you are looking for.

Dolson Hall - The premier residence hall at Millikin, Jack C. Dolson Hall is reserved for upper-class students. This 210 bed, co-ed hall is the newest of our facilities and boasts air-conditioning, suite style living, and private bathrooms. Featuring a full kitchen on each floor, students may choose from single, double, and quad occupancy rooms. Upper-class students will appreciate both the campus bookstore and coffee shop which are located on the ground floor.

The Woods at Millikin - Students with 24 or more credits may choose to live in the Woods Apartments. This privately owned apartment complex houses over 600 Millikin students in apartment style living with private bedrooms, bathrooms, and kitchen facilities.

Millikin East - Millikin East Apartments deliver the best of on-campus living and independence to upper class students. These air-conditioned one and two bedroom apartments have full kitchens, living rooms, and storage areas. Just one block from the heart of campus, students will appreciate being able to "get away " after a busy day. Millikin East Apartments are reserved for upperclass students and those students in need of a family living arrangement

Some of the activities available outside of the classroom here at Millikin include attending a concert, watching your favorite sports team play a game, attending a theatre or dance performance and visiting Birks Museum which hosts a large collection of artwork and antiques.

Beyond Millikin, the Decatur community is full of life and cultural opportunities for every audience.  In Decatur, explore quaint shops in a charming historic downtown business district, galleries exhibiting all mediums of art and a wide variety of unique, quality restaurants. Decatur has over 300 events and festivals take place in our area each year encompassing arts, crafts, music, dance, fun fairs, sports and just about anything else you can think of.

• Application fees
• Orientation fees (if applicable)
• University deposit
• Tuition
• Accommodation on campus (usually a shared room)
• Full meal plan
• Comprehensive accident/health insurance
• Transfer to campus from closest International Airport
• Full-term monitoring by Study Group counselors
• 24-hour access to toll-free service lines
• Resolution of problems or emergencies
  

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