the Complete Guide to Liberal Arts Colleges
Connecticut College is known for its selectivity of students and its rigorous academic programs, as well as its interdisciplinary academic centers. This institution competes in the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC). Connecticut is a member of the group of colleges colloquially known as the “little ivies”, which is made up of small colleges […]
Grinnell College is popular for academic performance as well as events related with social activism. This college has obtained its reputation as a school for innovators, free thinkers and social activists due to its history in community involvement. Before the Peace Corps was established, Grinnell has a system in place called Grinnell Corps to enable […]
Wheaton College is dedicated to providing students with a unique educational structure that caters to their academic, professional and social development. The Illinois campus is most widely known for their professional programs such as Business Management and Heath Services. However, many students attend Wheaton to pursue the Economics and English Language and Literature programs as […]
Located in Greenville, South Carolina, Furman University is one of the most renowned co-educational liberal arts institutions in the country, as well as one of the oldest universities in the state. This university offers majors in 42 subject areas. Furman is a member of Associated Colleges of the South. SAT and ACT scores are not […]
Whitman College is a private, residential, liberal arts colleges in Walla Walla, Washington. The institution is co-educational. The focus of the academic programs is in the liberal arts. Students select their courses from 42 majors and 46 minors. All students are required to take up a core curriculum for two semesters during their freshman year, […]
