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Claremont McKenna College: A Comprehensive Guide

Explore Claremont McKenna College in detail, including acceptance rates, academic programs, popular majors, student demographics, tuition costs, and more. Find out all you need to know about this prestigious institution.

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Claremont McKenna College: A Comprehensive Guide

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  1. Claremont McKenna By Della Spinosa Chantelle Tarazi Hanan Mohallim

  2. Popular: Yes or No? Not really popular. Its not what we call a “sweatshirt college”. The student body size is about 1,135 students Location: Its a rural place in Claremont near Los Angles. The acceptance rate is about 16%-19%

  3. The Grade Point Average Requirement is none. There was no specific GPA The tuition cost is about $40,230 SAT Scores: Math- 660/740 Critical Reading- 630/760 Writing- 630/720

  4. Popular areas of study: Average freshmen Profile: General Economics International Relations and Affairs Political Science Government 64% are from out of state 99% live on campus Average of students GPA (2009) 3.2 Average student to faculty ratio 9:1

  5. Other Colleges Scripps College Claremont Graduate University Harvey Mudd College Pitzer College Keck Graduate Institute Claremont University Consortium

  6. Pomona College No minimum GPA • Popular majors : • Humanities and Fine Arts Programs • Interdisciplinary Programs • Natural Sciences Programs • List of Majors and Minors • Social Sciences Programs No minimum SAT or ACT score

  7. Claremont Graduate University Popular areas of study: ~Applied Mathematics ~Applied Psychology ~Arts & Humanities ~Community & Global Health ~Info Systems & Technology ~Management (Drucker School) ~Politics & Economics ~Religion No minimum GPA or test Scores Test accepted:GRE/GMAT/CBEST/CSET/MCAT/ TOFEL

  8. Scripps College • Top five majors: Biology, English, Politics/International Relations, Psychology, and Studio Art. Study in 40 countries  • Women only • 65 majors. Students may also design their own majors, or pursue a dual or double major (like 25% of our students). Tuition $40,236. Room and Board $12,450. 4.0 median weighted GPA. SAT scores, middle 50%: Critical Reading 640-730; Math 620-700; Writing 650-730.

  9. Pitzer College (25.6% admit rate) • Average High School GPA: 3.83 • If Graduate top 10% of class 3.5 or higher GPA no SAT necessary Top Majors: Art History Economics English and World Literature History Mathematics Political Studies Psychology

  10. Harvey Mudd College GPA: 3.83 • Specialize in humanities and social science Biology/Chemistry Computer ScienceEngineeringMathematicsMathematical Biology PhysicsIndependent Program of Study

  11. Keck Graduate Institute • For life Sciences • Get A MBS Masters in Biosciences The median GPA for admitted students in the Class of 2010 was 3.2. The tuition for the 2009-2010 year is $37,900.

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  14. Links • http://www.claremontmckenna.edu/admission/apply/faq.php • http://www.unigo.com/claremont_mckenna_college/ • http://collegeprowler.com/claremont-mckenna-college/ • http://collegeapps.about.com/od/collegeprofiles/p/claremont-mcken.htm • http://www.eduers.com/University/California/Claremont_McKenna_College.html

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