Sentences with phrase «for small liberal arts colleges»

The cloud offers valuable benefits for small liberal arts colleges and large enterprise learning organizations alike.

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Or Middlebury, Amherst, Williams, Smith, Wellesley, Swarthmore, Haverford, Pomona, Reed, or... well, suffice it to say we had a choice of dozens of small colleges that present a similar profile: formally committed to the liberal arts, highly selective in admissions, well - regarded for the quality of their academic programs, and quite openly enthusiastic about a handful of contentious concepts.

He spun a Ph.D. in materials science and engineering into a 4 - year stint as a physics professor at a small liberal arts college, where he was hired to teach courses for nonmajors.

Biology held an allure for him through high school, and Tatar, drawn by its strong program in that subject, went on to Earlham College, a small liberal arts school in Indiana.

When I was in my 20s I attended a small liberal arts college that had a reputation for being a marriage mill.

Simon's Rock College of Bard, a small, well - regarded liberal - arts institution in western Massachusetts, has unveiled an unusual financial - aid program for students completing the sophomore year of high school.

The story takes place at a small liberal arts college near Lake Michigan, where Henry Skrimshander, a boy from a modest background, has been recruited to play shortstop for a flailing team.

Those interests brought me to apply to 12 schools come senior year — mostly small liberal arts colleges that were largely unaffordable for me without the help of substantial merit scholarships.

For liberal arts colleges that have small endowments, lack research collaborations with industry and brand themselves in terms of environmental values, divesting may be the right choice.

Whether you're going to private college or a public college, whether it's a small liberal arts school or a massive state behemoth, resumes for college are an absolute must.