Christ-centered liberal arts university founded 1846, one of America's oldest evangelical colleges.
Taylor offers 100+ undergraduate and graduate degree programs with a Christian liberal arts core curriculum. Popular majors include education, business, new media, and exercise science. The university emphasizes integration of faith and learning, viewing knowledge and faith as complementary. Graduate programs include Higher Education Administration, Theological and Ministerial Studies, and a PhD in Leadership. Study abroad opportunities are available in Ecuador and Ireland.
Located on approximately 950 acres in Upland, Indiana, Taylor's campus includes the Zondervan Library (61,000 sq ft), Nussbaum Science Center, and the Memorial Prayer Chapel. Students sign the Life Together Covenant, pledging to uphold community standards including abstinence from alcohol, smoking, and premarital sexual activity. Chapel services are held three times weekly. The university supports 16 intercollegiate athletic teams (NAIA-Crossroads) and numerous student organizations, with traditions like the Silent Night basketball game.
Taylor welcomes undergraduate, graduate, and online students. The university serves a diverse student body from 38 states and 26 foreign countries, with 44% from Indiana. Special pathways exist for international students, transfer students, homeschool students, and missionary/third-culture students. The official website provides application portals, campus visit scheduling, and financial aid information.
Taylor reports 99% of students are employed or in graduate school within six months of graduation. The university has produced notable alumni and maintains strong connections through its Calling & Career Office. Recent program launches include a Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning and a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management, reflecting workforce demand.