Rankings

• 17

  #17 in Best Liberal Arts Colleges in America

• 1

  #1 7 in Best Liberal Arts Colleges in America

• 19

  #19 in Best Small Colleges in America

• Best Liberal Arts Colleges in America 17 of 309
• Best Small Colleges in America 19 of 968
• Best Colleges for Public Policy in America 30 of 643

Academics

• A+Academics
• A Value
• ADiversity
• BCampus
• C+Athletics
• B Party Scene
• AProfessors
• C+Location
• B Dorms
• B+Campus Food
• B+Student Life
• C+Safety

Majors

• Political Science and Government

  47 Graduates

• Research and Experimental Psychology

  46 Graduates

• Biology

  44 Graduates

• Economics

  41 Graduates

• English

  40 Graduates

• Mathematics

  29 Graduates

• Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

  25 Graduates

• Information Science

  25 Graduates

• Neuroscience and Neurobiology

  25 Graduates

• Film and Video Studies

  24 Graduates

Admissions

• 

  January 1

  Application Deadline

• 

  20%

  Acceptance Rate

• 

  $65

  Application Fee

• Application Website

  Visit offical website

• SAT Range

  1420-1540

• ACT Range

  32-34

• SAT/ACT

  Considered but not required

• High School GPA

  Considered but not required

• Early Decision/Early Action

  Yes

Costs

• Average Total Aid Awarded

  $49,162

• Students Receiving Financial Aid

  67%

• National Average Cost

  $15,523

After College

• Graduation Rate

  93%

• Employed 2 Years After Graduation

  93%

• National Average Earnings

  $33,028

Students

• Full-Time Enrollment

  2,498 Undergrads

• Part-Time Undergrads

  18

• Undergrads Over 25

  1%

• Pell Grant

  19%

• Varsity Athletes

  17%

Campus Life

• Student Faculty Ratio

  8:1

• Evening Degree Programs

  No

• Athletic Conference

  Liberty League

• Athletic Division

  NCAA Division III (without football)