Wheaton College is a private, residential and interdenominational Christian liberal arts college. Founded in 1860, Wheaton College has committed to preparing students to live in adherence with the motto, "For Christ and His Kingdom." Wheaton College has received recognition from U.S. News & World Report, The Princeton Review, the 2010 Fiske Guide to Colleges, Kiplinger's, The Insider's Guide and Colleges that Change Lives, in each publications' college rankings. Of Wheaton's 300 faculty members, 94 percent of full-time faculty have a doctorate or other degree, while approximately 10 percent of permanent faculty hold endowed professorships. With more than 30 majors available to undergraduates in the Arts & Sciences program, Applied Health Science, Business/Economics, Communication, English and Psychology have the highest enrollment. Approximately 88 percent of undergraduate students live on campus in residence halls or one of more than 25 college-owned apartment buildings and houses. Extracurricular opportunities at Wheaton College include study abroad programs, Student Government, the school newspaper, intramural and club sports, music organizations and ministry/service opportunities.