Chadron State College

United States of America

Chadron State College was founded in the year 1911 as a teacher training school in the US. Over the years, the institution has started to offer bachelor and master’s degrees. The campus is located in Chadron, Nebraska.

Chadron State College offers 52 undergraduate programs, and 8 graduate programs at the School of Arts and Sciences, the School of Business, Economics, Applied and Mathematical Sciences; and the School of Education, Human Performance, Counseling, Psychology, and Social Work. Pre-professional programs are available in health sciences.

The college has a total enrollment of 3000 students of which over 2300 students study bachelor programs and nearly 650 students are enrolled in graduate programs. 62 students from 33 nationalities add diversity to the campus. The campus is least selective with an acceptance rate over 90%. The student-faculty ratio is 20:1, and has an average class size of 14 students.

There is more than 70 student-run clubs and organizations. The athletics team is a member of the NCAA Division II in 13 sports which includes soccer, basketball, softball, volleyball, wrestling, football, cross country etc.  

Notable Alumni: Don Beebe (NFL Player), Val Logsdon Fitch (Noble Prize Winning Nuclear Physicist), Jerry D. Mahlman (Meteorologist, and Global Warming expert)