Sentences with phrase «small liberal arts school»
A "small liberal arts school" refers to a small-sized educational institution that focuses on providing a well-rounded education in various subjects, like humanities, sciences, social sciences, and arts, rather than specializing in one specific field of study. Full definition
I went to undergrad at Allegheny College in Meadville, PA (a very small liberal arts school) and graduated with a BScience (major in biology, minor in studio art) in 2009.
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Andrea: I received my BA in Psychology from the University of Puget Sound, a small liberal arts school in Tacoma, WA.
When I was in college I went to a small liberal arts school with a diverse student body faith wise.
I'm sure Reed is a very good college, as are many others that are not in the Ivy League - MIT, Duke, all West Coast and Midwest schools, all small liberal arts schools, and so on.
Western State College of Colorado, a small liberal arts school in Gunnison, gave Thompson an athletic scholarship, and in 1982, as a junior, he led the Mountaineers to a national collegiate cross-country championship.
Brat teaches at Randolph - Macon College, a small liberal arts school north of Richmond.
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.
Nic: I am a junior at The Master's College in Santa Clarita, California, a small liberal arts school.
I went to small liberal arts school and we didn't have an investing club, but I would have loved to join one.
In the early 1930s, Albers, fleeing Nazi closure of the Bauhaus, had taken over the art department of a small liberal arts school in the town.
Vancouver lawyer Thomas Isaac remembers a classroom of empty chairs when he took an aboriginal law course in the early 1980s at St. Thomas University, a small liberal arts school in New Brunswick.