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Overview
Siena Heights University, in Adrian, Michigan, is a Catholic university founded by the Adrian Dominican Sisters, known for an inclusive mission and for serving both traditional undergraduates and working adults.
Academics
Teacher education is a historic strength tied to the university's founding order's own history in education. Degree-completion programs for working adults, offered at sites around the state in addition to the main Adrian campus, make up a substantial share of the university's overall enrollment and mission.
Campus & student life
The main campus in Adrian carries the character of a small Catholic college, with the Dominican Sisters' values of inclusion and service visible in campus culture, while the adult-completion sites operate more like satellite classroom locations than traditional college campuses.
Getting in
Admission is accessible for traditional undergraduates, and the adult-completion programs use a separate, streamlined admissions process built around prior college credit and work experience rather than a conventional application.
Admissions
Deadlines (2026–27 cycle)
Applying
sienaheights.edu ↗High school coursework
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