Founded in 1906, ACU has an enrollment of approximately 4,500 students from over 60 countries and their website, ACU.edu provides information for current and perspective students of Abilene Christian University. Abilene is one of only 13 universities in the United States with an accredited journalism program and ACU graduates are accepted to medical and law schools at rates significantly above the natural average. According to ACU.edu, the faculty is all-Christian and “personally interested in students’ studies and lives,” and many ACU students are active in the Abilene community as volunteers.
Students interested in learning more about Abilene Christian University can explore ACU.edu and request an information packet through their online request form, by phone, fax, USPS, or email. They may also contact a specific admissions counselor dedicated to students from their city, state, region, or country. Individual counselor information, email address, and phone number are all provided on ACU.edu.
Perspective students may also explore majors, learn about student life and athletics, and even apply to Abilene on the ACU.edu website. The application process for ACU includes an Application for Admission, a $50 nonrefundable application fee, a personal essay, release of ACT and / or SAT scores to the school, and submission of an official high school or college transcript. Once students are accepted to ACU, they are able to pay their enrollment deposit, choose a meal plan, and submit their housing preference form online.
When it comes to social life at ACU, the website offers info about athletics as well as a variety of student organizations such as social clubs for women and social clubs for men. ACU.edu also provides information about their multicultural enrichment program and student ministries. 
