Study Abroad-Top 10 Colleges For Liberal Education

Williams College:

• It is located in a quaint rural 450 acre campus at Williamstown, Massachusetts.
• The School originally admitted only men. Women were allowed from 1970 onwards.
• Williams colleges has around 10 students per class in order to make learning more personal. Tuition Fees or 2013 start from $44,920.

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Amherst College:

• It is located in Massachusetts, students here can take courses in five other colleges.
• Amherst offers more than 140 student activities and has the oldest football fields in the country.
• The College protects 500 acres of open land in its wildlife sanctuary and 2013 fee starts from $ 44,610 onwards.

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Swarthmore College:

• It is located in Philadelphia, the campus is home to over 22 sports clubs.
• The college hosts the crum Regatta, an annual racing competition. Robert Zoellick, the President of World Bank had studied in this college.
• The fees starts from $ 43,080 onwards.

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Middlebury College:

• It is Located in Vermont, the College offers 17 ski trials for students.
• The school founded Muggle Quidditch, a game based on the Harry Potter Novels.
• The Graduate courses offer a Master of Arts degree and Doctor of Modern Languages. Fees start from $ 44,111 onwards.

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Pomona College:

• It is Located in California, the campus is just 35 miles near the city of Los Angeles offering 45 major studies.
• Also, annual outings include a ski trip to orange country. Tuition fees start from $ 41,438.

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Wellesley College:

• It is located in Massachusetts, students can join over 160 activity groups.
• Moreover, on-campus housing is guaranteed for all new students. This college is home to one of the oldest science labs in the world.
• Fees start from $ 42,082 onwards.

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Carleton College:

• It is located in Minnesota, the college offers 40 undergraduate majors.
• Also, includes unique sports such as quidditch, broomball and sand volleyball can be played on campus.
• Students hold silent dance parties prior to exams in order to relax. Fees start from $44,445 onwards.

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Haverford College:

• It is located in the 200 acre campus and is based in Pennsylvania.
• The college is home to the largest collection of cricket memorabillia and souvenirs in the world.
• Students here can avail of various foreign exchange programmes. Tuition fees start from $43,702 onwards.

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Bowdoin College:

• It is located in Maine, SAT scores are optional here.
• It has the oldest literary society in the US. Also, it organizes over 100 annual student outings.
• Tuition fees start from $44,118 onwards.

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Claremont Mckenna College:

• It is located in California in the picturesque town of Claremont.
• 97% of students stay on campus for four years.
• This college is home to 10 noted research institutes. Tuition fees start from $44,085 onwards.

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