Published
January 22, 2013
This article discusses important factors to consider when evaluating and choosing a liberal arts college.
There are 35 liberalarts colleges located throughout Pennsylvania (3 public colleges and 32 private colleges), serving 72,890 students.
Pennsylvania Liberal Arts College by County:
Town
|
College
|
Enrollment
|
% Fin. Aid
|
Allentown |
Cedar Crest College (Private, non-profit) |
1,911 |
91% |
Allentown |
Muhlenberg College (Private, non-profit) |
2,457 |
77% |
Aston |
Neumann College (Private, non-profit) |
2,810 |
95% |
Bethlehem |
Moravian College And Moravian Theological Seminary (Private, non-profit) |
2,007 |
94% |
Bradford |
1,318 |
93% |
|
Bryn Mawr |
Bryn Mawr College (Private, non-profit) |
1,799 |
66% |
Carlisle |
Dickinson College (Private, non-profit) |
2,352 |
67% |
Chambersburg |
Wilson College (Private, non-profit) |
727 |
97% |
Collegeville |
Ursinus College (Private, non-profit) |
1,750 |
96% |
Doylestown |
Delaware Valley College (Private, non-profit) |
2,064 |
96% |
Easton |
Lafayette College (Private, non-profit) |
2,403 |
68% |
Elizabethtown |
Elizabethtown College (Private, non-profit) |
2,206 |
98% |
Erie |
Mercyhurst College (Private, non-profit) |
4,120 |
97% |
Gettysburg |
Gettysburg College (Private, non-profit) |
2,503 |
75% |
Greensburg |
Seton Hill University (Private, non-profit) |
2,093 |
99% |
Greensburg |
1,796 |
91% |
|
Greenville |
Thiel College (Private, non-profit) |
1,320 |
100% |
Grove City |
Grove City College (Private, non-profit) |
2,494 |
71% |
Haverford |
Haverford College (Private, non-profit) |
1,168 |
55% |
Huntingdon |
Juniata College (Private, non-profit) |
1,449 |
100% |
Johnstown |
3,173 |
72% |
|
Lancaster |
Franklin And Marshall College (Private, non-profit) |
2,025 |
72% |
Latrobe |
Saint Vincent College (Private, non-profit) |
1,773 |
94% |
Lewisburg |
Bucknell University (Private, non-profit) |
3,618 |
61% |
Meadville |
Allegheny College (Private, non-profit) |
2,100 |
98% |
Mechanicsburg |
Messiah College (Private, non-profit) |
2,976 |
99% |
New Wilmington |
Westminster College (Private, non-profit) |
1,727 |
99% |
Pittsburgh |
Chatham University (Private, non-profit) |
2,220 |
90% |
Reading |
Albright College (Private, non-profit) |
2,180 |
98% |
Reading |
Alvernia University (Private, non-profit) |
2,800 |
99% |
Rosemont |
Rosemont College (Private, non-profit) |
1,048 |
100% |
Selinsgrove |
Susquehanna University (Private, non-profit) |
1,989 |
93% |
Swarthmore |
Swarthmore College (Private, non-profit) |
1,479 |
53% |
Washington |
Washington & Jefferson College (Private, non-profit) |
1,550 |
n/a |
Williamsport |
Lycoming College (Private, non-profit) |
1,485 |
95% |
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