Official Name: Hamilton College
Location: Clinton, New York
Size: 2,310 Students
Campus Setting: Rural
Average Tuition: $38,600
Average Financial Aid: $30,959
Acceptance Rate: 24 - 32%
Private/Public: Private
Academics >> What the School Says
Hamilton expects students to take responsibility for their educational choices. They will be counseled and supported by teachers and advisors, but the ultimate responsibility, just as the ultimate growth, will be the student's. For this reason, Hamilton does not have distribution requirements, which are found at nearly every other American college and university. We trust students with the freedom to select courses that make sense for their own intellectual development. As a result, Hamilton students attend classes because they are genuinely interested in the subject, not because they are fulfilling a requirement.
Academics >> By The Numbers

Academics

  • Top Majors:
    Social Sciences 33%
    Foreign Languages and Literature 10%
    Visual and Performing Arts 7%
    Psychology 6%
    English 6%
    Biology 6%
    Physical Sciences 6%
    Mathematics 6%
    Philosophy and Religious Studies 5%
  • Programs Offered:
    African-American StudiesAmerican Studies
    Area StudiesAsian Studies
    East Asian StudiesRussian/Slavic Area Studies
    Women's StudiesArt History/Criticism/Conservation
    DanceDrama/Theater Arts
    Fine/Studio ArtsMusic - General
    BiochemistryBiology
    Molecular BiologyCommunications/Rhetoric
    Computer/Information Sciences - GeneralCreative Writing
    EnglishEnglish Language & Literature - General
    English Literature (British)African
    ChineseClassics
    Comparative LiteratureEast Asian
    Foreign Language & Literature - GeneralFrench
    GermanGreek, Ancient
    JapaneseLatin
    RussianSlavic
    SpanishHistory - General
    Liberal Arts & SciencesMathematics - General
    BiopsychologyNeuroscience
    PhilosophyReligion/Religious Studies
    ChemistryGeology
    PhysicsPsychology - General
    Public Policy AnalysisAnthropology
    ArchaeologyEconomics
    International RelationsPolitical Science/Government
    Sociology
  • Study Programs:
    Accelerated Program
    Cross-Registration
    Double major
    ESL
    Independent study
    Internships
    ROTC, Army
    ROTC, Air Force
    Student-designed major
    Study abroad
    Washington Semester
    New York Semester
  • Study Support:
    Learning Center
    Pre-Admission Summer Program
    Reduced Course Load
    Tutoring
    Writing Center
Academics >> Quick Facts
  • 180 Full Time Faculties
  • 95% of the faculties hold the most advanced degree in their field
  • A student to Faculty ratio of 9.7-to-1
  • One-third of all classes have 10 or fewer students; three-quarters have fewer than 20 students.
  • Two 14-week semesters

 
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