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52 WWW.TWU.CA a short five-minute drive from campus, the town has been pretty much annexed by students, choosing it as the place to congregate—from a coffee crawl, to hanging out at Trinity Western House. Businesses throughout Fort Langley welcome TWU's students every fall, and many have partnered with TWU in offering discounts through the Spartan Club. 3. INCLUSIVE STUDENT-CENTRIC COMMUNITY – "INSPIRING HEARTS AND MINDS" Local and international students are attracted to TWU's community. TWU offers a fully accredited, elite international education where they are free to explore holistically who they are in one of the safest and most peaceful nations in the world. Langley is located in British Columbia, which is renowned for its natural beauty, and is close to Vancouver, a global destination city. Students have come to TWU from across Canada, overseas and, in growing numbers, from across 20 U.S. states, up from just two states a couple of years ago. " TWU equips you with life skills that are not taught at other institutions. The loving, open and accepting community here helps students grow, find themselves, and go on to mentor others." —Erin Turko, TWU student 4. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE For seven years in a row, Trinity Western University has received an A-plus ranking for quality of teaching and learning. "Our faculty continue to distinguish themselves as national and international leaders, inspiring the hearts and minds of students and peers alike. In terms of research, faculty members have competed for and received more funding than ever before." —Bob Kuhn, TWU President 5. SPORTS, NATIONAL CHAMPIONS A powerhouse in university sports, TWU has won a national championship at the highest collegiate level in at least one sport 10 years in a row. The high- profile Spartans have won 11 U SPORTS championships and 23 Canada West regional championships. Six Spartan alumni made the Canadian roster for the 2016 Rio Olympics, four of them in volleyball. Spartan Athletes not only win national championships but maintain an academic standing of 80 per cent or better and are recognized for their outstanding leadership and character. "As these athletes graduate, they enter the workforce as hardworking, focused individuals who understand teamwork, discipline and self-sacrifice." —Jeff Gamache, Director of Spartans athletics.

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