STUDENTS
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Total Enrollment
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1,211
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Men
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655
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54%
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|
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Women
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556
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46%
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Graduation Rate
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91.5%
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Minority Enrollment
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Asian
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145
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12%
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African American
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48
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4%
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Latino
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133
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11%
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Native American
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2
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0.2%
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Non-resident (international)
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73
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6%
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Origin of Students
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42 states, 24 countries
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Off-Campus Study (2007-2008)
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147
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Students Abroad
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131
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Washington, D.C. Program
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14
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Intercollegiate Exchange Programs
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1
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Programs in the USA
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1
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Freshman Admission Profile (Class of 2012)
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Number applied
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4,178
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Number entering (Class of 2012
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320
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Median combined SAT
Reasoning Score (CR+M)
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1410
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Percent in top tenth of their
high school classes
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85%
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|
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Financial Aid Profile (2008-2009)
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Receiving Aid
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51%
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| |
Average Package
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$37,450
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Range of Awards
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$4,000-$50,990
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Graduates (Class of 2008)
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281
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|
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Top Seven Major Fields of Study: government,
economics, international relations, psychology,
history, literature, philosophy
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FACULTY
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FTE Instructional Faculty (Fall 2008)
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134
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Student-Faculty Ratio
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8 to 1
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Faculty FTE with Terminal Degrees
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98%
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Average Class Size (Fall 2008)
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16.8
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FINANCES
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Annual Budget
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$74.2 million (2008-2009)
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Endowment (June 30, 2008)
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$528 million
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Trusts and Annuities
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$63.8 million at June 30, 2008
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Endowment per Student
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$465,070 at June 30, 2008
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Tuition and Fees (2008-2009)
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$37,060
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|
|
Comprehensive Charges, Including Tuition,
Room, Board, and Fees (2008-2009)
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$48,990
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|
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FUNDRAISING
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Total (2007-2008)
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$42.6 million
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|
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Alumni Fund
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$4.67 million
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|
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Alumni Participation
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42%
|
|
|
Parents Fund
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$675,682
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GENERAL INFORMATION
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Founded in 1946
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Campus Size: 50 acres in the city of Claremont,
located 35 miles east of downtown Los Angeles
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Academic Year: Two semesters
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Off-Campus Study Options: Internship program in
Washington, D.C; study abroad programs; exchange
programs, internships, and group study trips in the
United States and abroad
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