Posted October 24th, 2009 4:15 pm by admin
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MOST EXPENSIVE
Top 10 Most Expensive Colleges
#3 Sarah Lawrence
#3 Most Expensive Colleges , Sarah Lawrence College, is a liberal arts college of international reputation in the United States. It is privately owned and independently run. Located in New York 15 miles north of Manhattan, the college is home to scholars from across the globe. Established as a women’s college in 1926, it developed into a coeducational institution in 1968. A hub of intellect and illumination, the college boasts of its top-notch faculties, academic achievements and state-of-the-art infrastructure.
Independent study that values ideas more than facts is the focus of the college. It offers scholarship to encourage the toppers in humanities and performing arts. It puts accent on writing as an important tool of education. With learning-friendly ambience and top-of-the-range infrastructure, the college is an ideal destination to pursue undergraduate and graduate degree programs in humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, creative arts and mathematics.
A lively assembly of scholars, students and artists, Sarah Lawrence kindles students’ intellectual curiosity, urges them to realize their potentiality and satisfies their appetite for knowledge. It puts emphasis on the mental, social and ethical growth of students irrespective of their castes and creeds. It keeps its teaching and learning system updated by implementing technically advanced computing devices in the infrastructure.
They learn through interactive communication with teachers in small classes. Professors pay individual attention to each of students in classrooms. Moreover, Students are offered tuition by professors outside classrooms to meet their needs. Sarah Lawrence provides students the right platform to display their latent talents. They are encouraged to research on different topics under guidance of professors of letters. Students actively participate in seminars and conferences.
Sarah Lawrence is the only American college to run an international program in Cuba. It has bagged accolades from a co-publication of Time Magazine and the Princeton Review as "College of the Year". It excels also in other branches of education like theatre and dance, health advocacy, child development and human genetics.
