the Complete Guide to Liberal Arts Colleges
Saint Mary’s College is a women’s college that offers more than just an extensive academic education. Offering a home to over 1,500 women, fully equipped all vital amenities such as laundry facilities, wellness centers and personal enrichment groups. The College offers a challenging academic atmosphere inside the classrooms that is supported and strengthened by a […]
Part of the Massachusetts State University system, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MCLA) is a public co-educational college that offer students both graduate and undergraduate degrees. MCLA emphasizes small classrooms (with a student-faculty ratio of 13:1), innovative teaching methods, and offers students both a supportive and collaborative environment. MCLA enrolls 2,000 students and provides over […]
Purchase College-SUNY isn’t your average liberal arts school. Sure it offers close to 50 majors such as economics, creative writing, and sociology. It provides dormitories and apartments for students to live in, and hosts activities that students can participate in, in their free time. However, Purchase College, located right outside of New York City, is […]
Photo: Linfield College. Retrieved from: www.linfield.edu Linfield College consists of three divisions on two campuses – all dedicated to helping students receive the most valuable education possible. Currently offering over 45 majors of study, as well as an adult undergraduate division, Linfield College consistently ranks as one of the most convenient colleges in the nation. […]
The administration describes Eastern Mennonite University (EMU), a four-year private liberal arts university in Harrisonburg, Virginia, a “leader among faith-based institutions.” Associated with the Mennonite Church the college is known for its peace and justice programs and its Conflict Transformation Graduate degree. Professors work as mentors to the students to challenge them in their personal, […]
Sweet Briar College is women’s college in transition. In 2015, the college announced it was closing its doors because of a lack of students and low “net tuition” numbers. Its alumni fought against the decision, filed lawsuits and contributed large amounts to the institution in an effort to save it. Now, with a new president, […]
