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Chapman University

Established in 1861 as Hesperian College, Chapman University is a private university in Orange, CA. It was founded by the Disciples of Christ. There are nine schools and colleges on campus, an accredited institution for working adults through a network of 26 campuses in California and Washington and virtual platform called Brandman University. Chapman has a campus in Singapore, offering a two-year degree program in creative producing at the Ngee Ann campus in Singapore. The university partners with the “1939” Club, one of the largest and most active Holocaust survivor organizations in the U.S. to host annual Holocaust art and writing contest. Beginning in 1965, Chapman started its “World Campus Afloat” program that evolved into “Semester at Sea.” This program has taken thousands of students and educators around to world to ports such as China, Singapore, South Africa and beyond. Chapman University competes in the NCAA Division III (non-scholarship) level.

At a Glance

• Student Population: 7,570
• Undergraduate Population: 5,681
• Student to Faculty Ratio^a: 14
• Total Annual Cost^c: $59,459
• In-State Tuition^c: $43,573
• Out-of-State Tuition^c: $43,573
• Percent on Financial Aid^d: 89.0%
• Percent Admitted^e: 45.0%
• SAT Composite Range^f: 1120-1300
• ACT Composite Range^f: 24-29

 

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Occidental College Education

Occidental offers 31 majors across 40 departments and programs as well as countless opportunities for independent research and experiential learning.
Major in economics and intern at a downtown L.A. community organization, or in physics and build a dark matter detector. Study diplomacy and world affairs and spend a summer in Spain investigating globalization and the multimedia revolution. As a music major, work at the Grammy Museum or compose a score for a student film or theatrical production. Or break the mold and design your own major.

Majors & Minors

American Studies
Art History & Visual Arts
Biochemistry
Biology
Chemistry
Chinese
Classical Studies*
Cognitive Science
Computer Science*
Critical Theory & Social Justice
Diplomacy & World Affairs
East Asian Cultures
Economics
Education*
English
French
Geology
German
Group Language
History
Interdisciplinary Writing*
Japanese
Kinesiology
Latino/a and Latin American Studies
Linguistics*
Mathematics
Music
Neuroscience*
Philosophy
Physics
Politics
Psychology
Public Health*
Religious Studies
Russian
Sociology
Spanish
Theater
Urban & Environmental Policy
Writing & Rhetoric

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Occidental College

Occidental College is a private liberal arts college in Los Angeles, CA. The college’s proximity to Hollywood makes it one of the most filmed campuses in the U.S. Founded in 1887, Occidental offers 31 majors from 40 departments and programs, ranging from theater to cognitive science. Oxy has produced 10 Rhodes Scholars and is one of the nation’s leading Fulbright feeder schools, with 72 students winning the grant since 2003. Oxy students must go through the Core Program, which includes first-year seminars and writing exercises, and live on campus for their first three years. Approximately 75% of students go abroad for study, research, internships or fellowships. The college’s U.N. program sends up to 16 students to New York to take courses and intern at a U.N.-related agency while the General Assembly is in session. Approximately 25% of students comprise Occidental’s 21 NCAA Division III teams. Famous attendees include President Barack Obama, actors Ben Affleck and Luke Wilson and athlete and politician Jack Kemp.

Lewis & Clark College Educational Overview

Our students prize their relationships with nationally recognized professors, graduate-level research opportunities, and life-changing overseas programs. With abundant options and personal support, our students pursue their academic interests in Portland and across the globe.

Our Curriculum

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Lewis & Clark offers 29 majors and 26 minors, as well as ideal preparation for careers in engineering, law, medicine, business, entrepreneurship, and teaching, among other professions. We also offer approximately 25 overseas and off-campus study programs, which have been recognized in U.S. News and World Report as among the best in the nation. 

Departments and Programs	Major	Minor
Anthropology, see Sociology and Anthropology
Art (Studio)
Art History
Art and Art History
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Biology
Chemistry
Chinese
Classics
Communication, see Rhetoric and Media Studies
Computer Science
Computer Science and Mathematics
Counseling (graduate programs)
Dance
East Asian Studies
Economics
Education
English
Entrepreneurship
Environmental Studies
Ethnic Studies
Foreign Languages
French Studies
Gender Studies
German Studies
Hispanic Studies
History
International Affairs
Japanese
Latin American Studies
Law (professional programs)
Mathematics
Music
Neuroscience
Philosophy
Physics
Political Economy
Political Science
Psychology
Religious Studies
Rhetoric and Media Studies
Russian
Sociology and Anthropology
Spanish, see Hispanic Studies
Student-Designed Major
Theatre

 

 

Exploration and Discovery

The foundation for a Lewis & Clark education is Exploration and Discovery, our unique first-year core course. Through this two-semester experience, our students establish a common foundation in the world’s enduring questions as well as modern methods of analysis and discovery.

Preprofessional Preparation

Business and Management
Education
Engineering
Entrepreneurship
Pre-Law Advising
Pre-Med Curriculum

Additional Offerings

Academic English Studies (ESL)
Army ROTC
Geological Sciences
Overseas and Off-Campus Study
Physical Education

 

Educational Philosophy

A national college with a global reach, Lewis & Clark can offer opportunities you won’t find anywhere else. A typical day might find you helping your biology professor gather botanical samples for a habitat study, meeting with other students to plan the annual Gender Studies Symposium, or interning in a high-tech firm in Oregon’s Silicon Forest.
The first priority of the Lewis & Clark faculty is teaching. Small class sizes and close contact between professors and students create opportunities for discussion and collaboration both in and outside the classroom. Our faculty are active in research and scholarship and often involve students in their work.