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18042 Liberal Arts Colleges

In 18042 Easton, Pennsylvania, you can find 1 liberalarts college(s).
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Seton Hill University Photo - The administration building houses many offices of Seton Hill including the Admissions (Undergraduate and Graduate), Registrar's, Financial Aid, Student Accounts, Counseling Services, Disability Services, the Wellness Center, Academic Counseling, Tutoring and Writing Centers, E-Magnify, National Catholic Center for Holocaust Education, and CareerWorks. For more information regarding the services provided please visit our website. www.setonhill.edu
Chatham University Photo - Chatham University’s Eden Hall Farm Campus is located north of Pittsburgh in Richland Township and approximately 45 minutes from Chatham’s historic Shadyside Campus. The Eden Hall Farm Campus is a living laboratory for our undergraduate and graduate students and promises to become one of the most unique learning and living environments in the United States. A gift from Eden Hall Foundation to Chatham University, the Eden Hall Farm Campus supports a variety of educational, environmental, women’s leadership and community programs. Amenities on the 388-acre campus include a working conference and retreat center, the Sebastian Mueller House, swimming pool, bowling alley, and trails. Originally assembled by Sebastian Mueller, one of the first executives at the H.J. Heinz Company, Eden Hall Farm served as Mr. Mueller’s summer estate and a retreat for generations of the company’s working women. Chatham honors the legacy of Sebastian Mueller, Eden Hall Farm’s founder, by creating an academic retreat that will allow community members to expand their horizons and explore their potential.
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Seton Hill University Photo - The administration building houses many offices of Seton Hill including the Admissions (Undergraduate and Graduate), Registrar's, Financial Aid, Student Accounts, Counseling Services, Disability Services, the Wellness Center, Academic Counseling, Tutoring and Writing Centers, E-Magnify, National Catholic Center for Holocaust Education, and CareerWorks. For more information regarding the services provided please visit our website. www.setonhill.edu
Chatham University Photo - Chatham University’s Eden Hall Farm Campus is located north of Pittsburgh in Richland Township and approximately 45 minutes from Chatham’s historic Shadyside Campus. The Eden Hall Farm Campus is a living laboratory for our undergraduate and graduate students and promises to become one of the most unique learning and living environments in the United States. A gift from Eden Hall Foundation to Chatham University, the Eden Hall Farm Campus supports a variety of educational, environmental, women’s leadership and community programs. Amenities on the 388-acre campus include a working conference and retreat center, the Sebastian Mueller House, swimming pool, bowling alley, and trails. Originally assembled by Sebastian Mueller, one of the first executives at the H.J. Heinz Company, Eden Hall Farm served as Mr. Mueller’s summer estate and a retreat for generations of the company’s working women. Chatham honors the legacy of Sebastian Mueller, Eden Hall Farm’s founder, by creating an academic retreat that will allow community members to expand their horizons and explore their potential.
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Wilson College Photo - Center for Science, Mathematics and Technology. The facility accommodates rapid scientific changes and supports the latest teaching and research techniques. It is a LEED-Gold certified building, meeting high environmental standards in energy efficiency and in the use of chemicals, natural building materials and native vegetation.
Moravian College and Moravian Theological Seminary Photo - America's sixth-oldest college, Moravian delivers a values-based liberal arts education in a caring environment, through which it nurtures in students the capacities for leadership, lifelong learning, and positive societal contributions. Comenius Hall
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18042, PA Liberal arts Colleges:

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# Students
  18042-Easton Lafayette College
(Private not-for-profit)		 2,488

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Evaluating and choosing a liberal arts college
Published January 22, 2013
This article discusses important factors to consider when evaluating and choosing a liberal arts college.

Why choose a liberal arts college?
This article explores the many reasons to choose a liberal arts college over a public university or technical college.

History of a Liberal Arts Education
This is a short history of a liberal arts education from ancient antiquity to modern day liberal arts colleges.

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    • What is a Liberal Arts College?
      A liberal arts college is a four-year higher-learning institution, usually found in the United States. These colleges emphasize a broad undergraduate education.
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      You've decided to attend a liberal arts college. Congratulations. There are a number of factors to consider when deciding which liberal arts college to attend and you might not know where to begin. It is important to ensure that the college you select is one that will meet your personal needs as well as your educational ones. Following are some guidelines to help you determine which liberal arts college is best for you.
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      This article explains the characteristics of a liberal arts institution. It also offers insight into the admissions process for liberal arts colleges.
    • History of a Liberal Arts Education
      This is a short history of a liberal arts education from ancient antiquity to modern day liberal arts colleges.
    • Why choose a liberal arts college?
      This article explores the many reasons to choose a liberal arts college over a public university or technical college.
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