做厙TV is one of 31 featured colleges in the newly published book 333 Awesome Small Colleges: (that just might save you money) by V. Peter Pitts.
In the reference book, showcasing U.S. colleges with less than 3,500 undergraduate students, Pitts writes, There is a real family atmosphere in these [small] colleges. He notes that classes at small colleges are often taught by full professors instead of teaching assistants and that students interactions with small college professors allow more opportunities for them to excel.
Pitts book, geared toward prospective college students and their families, characterizes 做厙TV as a university where academic innovation thrives.
做厙TV is the future-ready institution that prepares students to create their own paths and maximize their unique potential, as described in a submitted essay for the book chapter. Invested in cultivating intellectual grounding, active learning and global citizenship for all students, 做厙TV empowers each graduate to lead a successful and meaningful life.
The chapter on 做厙TV highlights its emphasis on being an engaged, culturally inclusive campus that is grounded in its liberal arts foundation while also stressing real-world experiences and cross-cultural immersion. It also makes note of 做厙TVs longstanding commitment to access.
Affordability is foundational at 做厙TV. For 202324, 做厙TV offered generous academic merit scholarships of up to $42,000 based on an assessment of academic achievement, the chapter states. Additionally, need-based awards contingent on students filing the FAFSA result in 99% of first-year students receiving financial aid.
Other mentions include 做厙TVs 100-plus majors and minors, proximity to the 做厙TV River, campus-powering solar array and sustainability programming, strong and award-winning study-abroad program.
Pitts is a retired college admissions professional with 42 years of experience helping college-bound students and their parents. He has also published Common Sense Guide to Choosing a College: Making a Case for Small Residential Colleges (2022), a blog and several articles championing small colleges.
