Showing posts with label Swarthmore College. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Swarthmore College. Show all posts
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Swarthmore - Basic Information
Swarthmore, PA
Ranked #3 - National Liberal Arts Colleges (US News)
Total undergrad enrollment: 1,525
48% male/52% female
Application deadline - Jan. 2
Early decision deadline - Nov. 15
Application fee: $60
Acceptance rate: 17.4%
Early decision acceptance rate: 33%
Range SAT Critical Reading: 680-780
Range SAT Math: 680-760
Range SAT Writing: 680-760
Range ACT Composite: 27-33
Required standardized tests: either SAT or ACT
Admissions interview: recommended
SAT subject tests: 2
Common App
Tuition and fees: $39,600
Room and board: $11,900
11.8% in fraternities
Most popular majors: biological and biomedical sciences, foreign languages, psychology, social sciences, and visual and performing arts
Average freshman retention rate: 97%
NCAA III
Ranked #3 - National Liberal Arts Colleges (US News)
Total undergrad enrollment: 1,525
48% male/52% female
Application deadline - Jan. 2
Early decision deadline - Nov. 15
Application fee: $60
Acceptance rate: 17.4%
Early decision acceptance rate: 33%
Range SAT Critical Reading: 680-780
Range SAT Math: 680-760
Range SAT Writing: 680-760
Range ACT Composite: 27-33
Required standardized tests: either SAT or ACT
Admissions interview: recommended
SAT subject tests: 2
Common App
Tuition and fees: $39,600
Room and board: $11,900
11.8% in fraternities
Most popular majors: biological and biomedical sciences, foreign languages, psychology, social sciences, and visual and performing arts
Average freshman retention rate: 97%
NCAA III
Swarthmore - PROS
Academics
Student Life
- Almost half of students study abroad
- Students can also take courses from Bryn Mawr and Haverford
- Honors program - features small groups of students working closely with faculty and peers, emphasis on independent learning
- Semester exchange program includes Harvey Mudd, Middlebury, Mills, Pomona, Rice, and Tufts
- Student-faculty ratio - 8:1
- 80% of classes have fewer than 20 students
- Not super competitive academic climate
- Swarthmore professors also serve as advisors
- Requirements are very limited
- Great professors
- Award-winning science center
Student Life
- 95% of students live on campus
- Has many unique traditions
- Beautiful campus
- Philadelphia - accessible (half an hour away)
- Hiking trails
- Low cost of living
- More than 100 student clubs and organizations
Swarthmore - CONS
- Not the greatest town, not much to do there
- Can feel too small
- Food plan
- Dorms can be small
- Swimming test
- Biggest complaints include lack of sleep and too much work
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