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Haverford College

Haverford, United States of America

In 1833, Haverford University was founded as a men's college. In 1969, females were allowed to enroll in the institution. In 1971, the first female graduated from the institution. Wendy Raymond is the current president of the university. Haverford University offers various academic departments on campus.
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Haverford does not offer a traditional ABET-accredited engineering degree. However, it offers strong foundational programs in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Math, and Computer Science. Many students pursue "3-2 Engineering" dual-degree programs, spending 3 years at Haverford and 2 years at an engineering school (e.g., Caltech, Columbia) to earn both a BA and a BS in Engineering.
It is very easy and common to take classes at Bryn Mawr College (just a short shuttle ride away) – courses appear directly in the registration system. Students can also easily take classes at Swarthmore College and the University of Pennsylvania (Penn) through the Quaker Consortium, significantly expanding academic options.
Research is deeply integrated. Opportunities include: Faculty-led research projects (often during term or summer - many funded by college grants like HAVEN), Senior Thesis (a capstone research experience for most majors), KINSC Summer Scholars program (intensive paid summer research), and access to major research institutions in Philadelphia via faculty connections.

Haverford College Application Statistics

Students
2380
Undergraduates
1424
Faculty Strength
135
Student Faculty Ratio
9:1
Acceptance Rate
14.2 %
Tuition Fees
$ 78240 (Annu
Living Cost
$ 24748
Other Fees
$ 21120
Avg. GPA
3.3
Avg. IB
37
Avg. Percentage
87 %
Avg. SAT
1490
Avg. IELTS
7

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