Located in the geographic center of New York State, Colgate is alive with teaching, research, and possibility.
Majors Africana and Latin American studies Anthropology Art and art history Asian studies Astrogeophysics Astronomy/physics Biochemistry Biology Chemistry Chinese Classical studies Classics Computer science Computer science/mathematics Economics Educational studies English Environmental biology Environmental economics Environmental geography Environmental geology Environmental studies French Geography Geology German Greek History Humanities International relations Japanese Latin Mathematical economics Mathematics Middle Eastern and Islamic studies
Molecular biology Music Native American studies Natural sciences Neuroscience Peace and conflict studies Philosophy Philosophy and religion Physical science Physics Political science Psychology Religion Russian and Eurasian studies Social sciences Sociology Spanish Theater Women’s studies
Additional Minors Minors are offered in most majors, plus the following: Applied mathematics Creative writing Film and media studies Jewish studies LGBTQ studies Linguistics Mathematical systems biology Medieval and Renaissance studies Museum studies Writing and rhetoric
Hamilton, New York CO LGATE.EDU 2016 – 2017
OFFICE OF ADMISSION 13 Oak Drive Hamilton, NY 13346 7/2016
phone: 315-228-7401 fax: 315-228-7544
admission@colgate.edu colgate.edu
Welcome to the middle of everywhere.
Quick facts 67%
FACULTY
Founded: 1819
NUMBER OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
COST OF ATTENDANCE 2016–17
(8 graduate students)
FULL-YEAR TUITION STUDENT ACTIVITIES FEE ROOM (RESIDENCE HALL) MEALS (PREMIER UNLIMITED)
295 2,915 1,626 1,289 273 47 9:1 100% 25 92% 14
of students participate in off-campus study
STUDENTFACULTY RATIO
NUMBER OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
STATES REPRESENTED
(plus D.C.)
BROOKINGS RANKS COLGATE #2 FOR “VALUE-ADDED” WITH RESPECT TO MID-CAREER EARNINGS
9:1
Student-faculty ratio
2,915
Undergraduate students
75
DIVISION 1
ATHLETIC TEAMS
COURSES TAUGHT BY FACULTY
Countries represented
GRADUATION RATE
SEMESTERS
CALENDAR
Approved off-campus study programs
575
Campus acres in Hamilton, N.Y.
NUMBER OF NEARBY HIKING TRAILS
GO, ’GATE!
88%
100+
STUDENTS WHO LIVE IN COLGATE HOUSING
200+ CLUBS
HAMILTON, N.Y.
Colgate alumni live in 86 countries
Named by Forbes as one of America’s friendliest towns
Montreal
8,775
Miles
Farthest-away student hometown (Napier, New Zealand)
Class of 2015
COLGATE GRADS HAVE SERVED
CLASS OF 2020 PROFILE APPLICATIONS
100%
COLGATE MEETS 100% OF THE DEMONSTRATED NEED OF ALL ADMITTED STUDENTS
FINANCIAL AID AVERAGE ANNUAL AWARD FOR STUDENTS RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID COLGATE GRANT $ 44,142 STUDENT LOAN $ 2,500 CAMPUS JOB $ 2,800 TOTAL AWARD $ 49,442
ACCEPTED
ENROLLED
COUNTRIES OF CITIZENSHIP
8,394 2,410 775
42
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
10%
OF THE CLASS
EARLY DECISION
752
APPLICATIONS
369
ENROLLED
ACCEPTED STUDENTS – AVERAGE TEST SCORES AND GPA SAT MIDDLE 50%: 660–750 CR, 670–770 M (Estimated 1420–1520 on new scale)
Colgate is located in the center of New York State, 230 miles (about four hours) northwest of New York City.
ACT MIDDLE 50%: 31–34
AVERAGE GPA: 3.8 OUT OF 4.0
Our Wikipedia page is translated into 13 languages
CAMPUS CRIME REPORTING AND STATISTICS
TOP GRAD SCHOOLS Boston College Boston University Columbia University Duke University
Georgetown University Harvard University University of California, Los Angeles
PEACE CORPS
339
$16,000
20%
of students participate in fraternities and sororities
LAW SCHOOL ACCEPTANCE
AVERAGE DEBT LOAD FOR AIDED STUDENTS AFTER 4 YEARS
OF THE CLASS
31% 100%
TOTAL $ 65,030 EST. PERSONAL EXPENSES/BOOKS $ 2,260
DOMESTIC STUDENTS OF COLOR
Atlantic Ocean
$ 51,635 $ 320 $ 6,310 $ 6,765
NUMBER OF DINOSAUR EGGS
University of Pennsylvania University of Rochester Yale University
Colgate University is committed to providing a safe, supportive, and secure environment for the entire university community, including visitors. All members of the Colgate community are encouraged to promptly report crimes and fires to the Campus Safety Department by dialing 315-228-7911. Campus Safety is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The Campus Safety Department will provide upon request a copy of Colgate’s Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. This report includes statistics as reported to the United States Department of Education for the previous three years concerning reported: 1. crimes that occurred on-campus; in certain off-campus buildings or property owned or controlled by Colgate University; and on public property within, or immediately adjacent to and accessible from, the campus and 2. fires that occurred in student housing facilities. The report also includes institutional policies concerning campus security and fire safety, such as policies concerning sexual assault, life safety systems, and other related matters. To obtain a copy, contact Gert Neubauer, Associate Director of Campus Safety, 315-228-7333, or via e-mail at gneubauer@colgate.edu. You may also access the report from the Campus Safety web page at: www.colgate.edu/offices/support/campussafety. Crime and fire statistics for all colleges and universities are available for review at the United States Department of Education’s website: http://ope.ed.gov/security/.
POLICY ON NONDISCRIMINATION
Colgate University is committed to the goals of fairness and equity in all aspects of the educational enterprise, and to a learning and living environment where all members of the community feel safe and respected. The university will not discriminate because of race, color, sex, pregnancy, religion, creed, national origin (including ancestry), citizenship status, physical or mental disability, age, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, veteran or military status (including special disabled veteran, Vietnam-era veteran, or recently separated veteran), predisposing genetic characteristics, domestic violence victim status, or any other protected category under applicable local, state, or federal law. Colgate’s nondiscrimination policy complies with all current statutes and applies to admission, employment, and access to all programs, services, and other activities offered by the university. Colgate University is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer. Please refer to Chapter XI in the catalogue for information regarding the University’s affirmative action policy and the personnel responsible for overseeing compliance and handling complaints in relation to federal, state, and local laws prohibiting discrimination.
DISCLAIMER
This bulletin was prepared in June 2016. Care was taken to ensure that information was accurate and up to date; however, the bulletin should not be considered a contract between the university and the student. Colgate reserves the right to change academic requirements, programs of study, activities, operations, fees, or the announced academic calendar without prior notice in accordance with established procedures.
Quick facts 67%
FACULTY
Founded: 1819
NUMBER OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
COST OF ATTENDANCE 2016–17
(8 graduate students)
FULL-YEAR TUITION STUDENT ACTIVITIES FEE ROOM (RESIDENCE HALL) MEALS (PREMIER UNLIMITED)
295 2,915 1,626 1,289 273 47 9:1 100% 25 92% 14
of students participate in off-campus study
STUDENTFACULTY RATIO
NUMBER OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
STATES REPRESENTED
(plus D.C.)
BROOKINGS RANKS COLGATE #2 FOR “VALUE-ADDED” WITH RESPECT TO MID-CAREER EARNINGS
9:1
Student-faculty ratio
2,915
Undergraduate students
75
DIVISION 1
ATHLETIC TEAMS
COURSES TAUGHT BY FACULTY
Countries represented
GRADUATION RATE
SEMESTERS
CALENDAR
Approved off-campus study programs
575
Campus acres in Hamilton, N.Y.
NUMBER OF NEARBY HIKING TRAILS
GO, ’GATE!
88%
100+
STUDENTS WHO LIVE IN COLGATE HOUSING
200+ CLUBS
HAMILTON, N.Y.
Colgate alumni live in 86 countries
Named by Forbes as one of America’s friendliest towns
Montreal
8,775
Miles
Farthest-away student hometown (Napier, New Zealand)
Class of 2015
COLGATE GRADS HAVE SERVED
CLASS OF 2020 PROFILE APPLICATIONS
100%
COLGATE MEETS 100% OF THE DEMONSTRATED NEED OF ALL ADMITTED STUDENTS
FINANCIAL AID AVERAGE ANNUAL AWARD FOR STUDENTS RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID COLGATE GRANT $ 44,142 STUDENT LOAN $ 2,500 CAMPUS JOB $ 2,800 TOTAL AWARD $ 49,442
ACCEPTED
ENROLLED
COUNTRIES OF CITIZENSHIP
8,394 2,410 775
42
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
10%
OF THE CLASS
EARLY DECISION
752
APPLICATIONS
369
ENROLLED
ACCEPTED STUDENTS – AVERAGE TEST SCORES AND GPA SAT MIDDLE 50%: 660–750 CR, 670–770 M (Estimated 1420–1520 on new scale)
Colgate is located in the center of New York State, 230 miles (about four hours) northwest of New York City.
ACT MIDDLE 50%: 31–34
AVERAGE GPA: 3.8 OUT OF 4.0
Our Wikipedia page is translated into 13 languages
CAMPUS CRIME REPORTING AND STATISTICS
TOP GRAD SCHOOLS Boston College Boston University Columbia University Duke University
Georgetown University Harvard University University of California, Los Angeles
PEACE CORPS
339
$16,000
20%
of students participate in fraternities and sororities
LAW SCHOOL ACCEPTANCE
AVERAGE DEBT LOAD FOR AIDED STUDENTS AFTER 4 YEARS
OF THE CLASS
31% 100%
TOTAL $ 65,030 EST. PERSONAL EXPENSES/BOOKS $ 2,260
DOMESTIC STUDENTS OF COLOR
Atlantic Ocean
$ 51,635 $ 320 $ 6,310 $ 6,765
NUMBER OF DINOSAUR EGGS
University of Pennsylvania University of Rochester Yale University
Colgate University is committed to providing a safe, supportive, and secure environment for the entire university community, including visitors. All members of the Colgate community are encouraged to promptly report crimes and fires to the Campus Safety Department by dialing 315-228-7911. Campus Safety is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The Campus Safety Department will provide upon request a copy of Colgate’s Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. This report includes statistics as reported to the United States Department of Education for the previous three years concerning reported: 1. crimes that occurred on-campus; in certain off-campus buildings or property owned or controlled by Colgate University; and on public property within, or immediately adjacent to and accessible from, the campus and 2. fires that occurred in student housing facilities. The report also includes institutional policies concerning campus security and fire safety, such as policies concerning sexual assault, life safety systems, and other related matters. To obtain a copy, contact Gert Neubauer, Associate Director of Campus Safety, 315-228-7333, or via e-mail at gneubauer@colgate.edu. You may also access the report from the Campus Safety web page at: www.colgate.edu/offices/support/campussafety. Crime and fire statistics for all colleges and universities are available for review at the United States Department of Education’s website: http://ope.ed.gov/security/.
POLICY ON NONDISCRIMINATION
Colgate University is committed to the goals of fairness and equity in all aspects of the educational enterprise, and to a learning and living environment where all members of the community feel safe and respected. The university will not discriminate because of race, color, sex, pregnancy, religion, creed, national origin (including ancestry), citizenship status, physical or mental disability, age, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, veteran or military status (including special disabled veteran, Vietnam-era veteran, or recently separated veteran), predisposing genetic characteristics, domestic violence victim status, or any other protected category under applicable local, state, or federal law. Colgate’s nondiscrimination policy complies with all current statutes and applies to admission, employment, and access to all programs, services, and other activities offered by the university. Colgate University is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer. Please refer to Chapter XI in the catalogue for information regarding the University’s affirmative action policy and the personnel responsible for overseeing compliance and handling complaints in relation to federal, state, and local laws prohibiting discrimination.
DISCLAIMER
This bulletin was prepared in June 2016. Care was taken to ensure that information was accurate and up to date; however, the bulletin should not be considered a contract between the university and the student. Colgate reserves the right to change academic requirements, programs of study, activities, operations, fees, or the announced academic calendar without prior notice in accordance with established procedures.
Located in the geographic center of New York State, Colgate is alive with teaching, research, and possibility.
Majors Africana and Latin American studies Anthropology Art and art history Asian studies Astrogeophysics Astronomy/physics Biochemistry Biology Chemistry Chinese Classical studies Classics Computer science Computer science/mathematics Economics Educational studies English Environmental biology Environmental economics Environmental geography Environmental geology Environmental studies French Geography Geology German Greek History Humanities International relations Japanese Latin Mathematical economics Mathematics Middle Eastern and Islamic studies
Molecular biology Music Native American studies Natural sciences Neuroscience Peace and conflict studies Philosophy Philosophy and religion Physical science Physics Political science Psychology Religion Russian and Eurasian studies Social sciences Sociology Spanish Theater Women’s studies
Additional Minors Minors are offered in most majors, plus the following: Applied mathematics Creative writing Film and media studies Jewish studies LGBTQ studies Linguistics Mathematical systems biology Medieval and Renaissance studies Museum studies Writing and rhetoric
Hamilton, New York CO LGATE.EDU 2016 – 2017
OFFICE OF ADMISSION 13 Oak Drive Hamilton, NY 13346 7/2016
phone: 315-228-7401 fax: 315-228-7544
admission@colgate.edu colgate.edu
Welcome to the middle of everywhere.
A tradition of academic excellence 1
All walks of life converge on the quad
2
The ACADEMIC QUAD is located at the heart of campus, just a few steps from most residence halls.
3
All walks of life converge on the quad
2
The ACADEMIC QUAD is located at the heart of campus, just a few steps from most residence halls.
3
And in the classroom
Connected by the core A distinction since 1928, Colgate’s core curriculum brings students and faculty together through intellectual exploration of fundamental works and ideas. Five of the 32 credits needed for graduation are part of the core. Legacies of the Ancient World Challenges of Modernity Communities and Identities Scientific Perspectives Global Engagements
Students practice prepositions in Professor Ian Helfant’s INTRODUCTORY RUSSIAN course. “Anya na stule.” (“Anya is on the chair.”) 32 CREDITS
“One thing I cannot stress enough is how smart, friendly, and down to earth most of the professors are here.” – Nick Knoke ’16, Vienna, Va., physics 4
colgate.edu/core 5
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Connected by the core A distinction since 1928, Colgate’s core curriculum brings students and faculty together through intellectual exploration of fundamental works and ideas. Five of the 32 course credits needed for graduation are part of the core. Legacies of the Ancient World Challenges of Modernity Communities and Identities Scientific Perspectives Global Engagements Examples include: The Science and Potential Implications of Nanotechnology Life in the Universe: A Cosmic Perspective Russia at the Crossroads of East and West African American Struggle-Freedom
Students practice prepositions in Professor Ian Helfant’s INTRODUCTORY RUSSIAN course. “Anya na stule.” (“Anya is on the chair.”)
32 COURSE CREDITS
“It’s not a cutthroat competitive environment... We’re all here to support each other and to help each other learn.” — Chang Hee Han ’14, Westfield N.J., molecular biology 4
colgate.edu/core 5
Technology inspires innovation
6
Students from all majors can create INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCES in Colgate’s own visualization laboratory.
7
Technology inspires innovation
6
Students from all majors can create INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCES in Colgate’s own visualization laboratory.
7
You inspire others
850
students contributed about
32,000 hours
of community service
90
to different organizations last year.
“I can really attribute a lot of my personal growth the last few years to volunteering.� Zach Papadopoulos ’17, Denver, Colo., cellular neuroscience, member of the Hamilton Fire Department
8
9
You inspire others
850
students contributed about
32,000 hours
of community service
90
to different organizations last year.
“I can really attribute a lot of my personal growth the last few years to volunteering.� Zach Papadopoulos ’17, Denver, Colo., cellular neuroscience, member of the Hamilton Fire Department
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9
Our classrooms are everywhere
10
Students on a FACULTY-LED interfaith trip to Turkey pause for an educational moment outside the SĂźleymaniye Mosque.
11
Our classrooms are everywhere
10
Students on a FACULTY-LED interfaith trip to Turkey pause for an educational moment outside the SĂźleymaniye Mosque.
11
From lucky 13 to our inspirational Torchlight Ceremony, Colgate’s spirit endures through our traditions.
Our traditions are here
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From lucky 13 to our inspirational Torchlight Ceremony, Colgate’s spirit endures through our traditions.
Our traditions are here
13
After going all out
D1
25
Division 1 varsity teams
“In theater, we start to think about all the lights and what is a well-written play, but the most important thing is that you are looking at human nature. That’s what makes theater so powerful.” – Jungmin Kang ’16, South Korea, theater and education
14
15
After going all out
D1
25
Division 1 varsity teams
“In theater, we start to think about all the lights and what is a well-written play, but the most important thing is that you are looking at human nature. That’s what makes theater so powerful.” – Jungmin Kang ’16, South Korea, theater and education
14
15
Even Raiders rest
Hungry? With Frank Dining Hall open 24/7, dinner is ready whenever you are.
First-year students have the option to live, learn, and socialize together in one of Colgate’s new facultyled residential learning communities. colgate.edu/RLC
16
17
Even Raiders rest
Hungry? With Frank Dining Hall open 24/7, dinner is ready whenever you are.
First-year students have the option to live, learn, and socialize together in one of Colgate’s new facultyled residential learning communities. colgate.edu/RLC
16
17
It’s about doing Two companies. Two dreams. Two victories. Both:
Earned $15,000 in start-up capital from the Colgate Entrepreneurs Fund
Completed successful Kickstarter campaigns
Were developed with Thought Into Action program mentorship Learn about Colgate entrepreneurship at colgate.edu/tia.
BRITTY BUONOCORE ’12, MA’13
CAROLINE ’19 AND JAKE ’16 (RIGHT) DANEHY
Bringing artisan baked goods to Colgate’s hometown of Hamilton
Turning used water bottles into fashion-forward swimwear
18
19
It’s about doing Two companies. Two dreams. Two victories. Both:
Earned $15,000 in start-up capital from the Colgate Entrepreneurs Fund
Completed successful Kickstarter campaigns
Were developed with Thought Into Action program mentorship Learn about Colgate entrepreneurship at colgate.edu/tia.
BRITTY BUONOCORE ’12, MA’13
CAROLINE ’19 AND JAKE ’16 (RIGHT) DANEHY
Bringing artisan baked goods to Colgate’s hometown of Hamilton
Turning used water bottles into fashion-forward swimwear
18
19
Your success matters From your first day on campus to your first job interview, and far beyond graduation, Colgate is with you every step of the way.
2.
Career connections and friendships are made and maintained with the help of our professional networks.
1.
Colgate Lawyers Association
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Common Good Network Communications Network Consulting Network Digital Business and Technology Network Entrepreneur Network Finance and Banking Network Health and Wellness Network Real Estate Council STEM Network Affinity groups
A cappella alumni Alumni of Color First generation/OUS Fraternity/Sorority alumni organizations International alumni
3.
Konosioni alumni LGBTQ Veterans
2015
One year after graduation, 96% of the Class of 2015 reports being employed, in graduate school, or on a fellowship. 20
1. MAGGIE DUNNE ’13 Founder and CEO Lakota Children’s Enrichment Native American studies and religion
2. KATHLEEN DILL ’89 Executive director, global business and executive communications J.P. Morgan English
3. CHASE CAREY ’76 President and COO 21st Century Fox Mathematical economics
21
Your success matters From your first day on campus to your first job interview, and far beyond graduation, Colgate is with you every step of the way.
2.
Career connections and friendships are made and maintained with the help of our professional networks.
1.
Colgate Entertainment Group Common Good Network Digital Media and Technology Network Entrepreneur Network Finance and Banking Network Health and Wellness Network Real Estate Council
3.
2013
1. MAGGIE DUNNE ’13 Founder and CEO Lakota Children’s Enrichment Native American studies and religion
2. KATHLEEN DILL ’89 Executive Director, Communications J.P. Morgan English
3. CHASE CAREY ’76 Executive Vice Chairman 21st Century Fox Mathematical economics
One year after graduation, 93.5% of the Class of 2013 reports being employed, in graduate school, or on a fellowship. 20
21
“My two biggest apprehensions were making true friends and getting involved on campus. To my surprise, those were the two easiest parts of my transition.” – Julia Klein ’19, Scarsdale, N.Y., political science and international relations
When did you know you were a Raider? 22
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“My two biggest apprehensions were making true friends and getting involved on campus. To my surprise, those were the two easiest parts of my transition.” – Julia Klein ’19, Scarsdale, N.Y., political science and international relations
When did you know you were a Raider? 22
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Endless opportunities
Lifelong connections
The time of your life 24
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Located in the geographic center of New York State, Colgate is alive with teaching, research, and possibility.
Majors Africana and Latin American studies Anthropology Art and art history Asian studies Astrogeophysics Astronomy/physics Biochemistry Biology Chemistry Chinese Classical studies Classics Computer science Computer science/mathematics Economics Educational studies English Environmental biology Environmental economics Environmental geography Environmental geology Environmental studies French Geography Geology German Greek History Humanities International relations Japanese Latin Mathematical economics Mathematics Middle Eastern and Islamic studies
Molecular biology Music Native American studies Natural sciences Neuroscience Peace and conflict studies Philosophy Philosophy and religion Physical science Physics Political science Psychology Religion Russian and Eurasian studies Social sciences Sociology Spanish Theater Women’s studies
Additional Minors Minors are offered in most majors, plus the following: Applied mathematics Creative writing Film and media studies Jewish studies LGBTQ studies Linguistics Mathematical systems biology Medieval and Renaissance studies Museum studies Writing and rhetoric
Hamilton, New York CO LGATE.EDU 2016 – 2017
OFFICE OF ADMISSION 13 Oak Drive Hamilton, NY 13346 7/2016
phone: 315-228-7401 fax: 315-228-7544
admission@colgate.edu colgate.edu
Welcome to the middle of everywhere.
Quick facts 67%
FACULTY
Founded: 1819
NUMBER OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
COST OF ATTENDANCE 2016–17
(8 graduate students)
FULL-YEAR TUITION STUDENT ACTIVITIES FEE ROOM (RESIDENCE HALL) MEALS (PREMIER UNLIMITED)
295 2,915 1,626 1,289 273 47 9:1 100% 25 92% 14
of students participate in off-campus study
STUDENTFACULTY RATIO
NUMBER OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
STATES REPRESENTED
(plus D.C.)
BROOKINGS RANKS COLGATE #2 FOR “VALUE-ADDED” WITH RESPECT TO MID-CAREER EARNINGS
9:1
Student-faculty ratio
2,915
Undergraduate students
75
DIVISION 1
ATHLETIC TEAMS
COURSES TAUGHT BY FACULTY
Countries represented
GRADUATION RATE
SEMESTERS
CALENDAR
Approved off-campus study programs
575
Campus acres in Hamilton, N.Y.
NUMBER OF NEARBY HIKING TRAILS
GO, ’GATE!
88%
100+
STUDENTS WHO LIVE IN COLGATE HOUSING
200+ CLUBS
HAMILTON, N.Y.
Colgate alumni live in 86 countries
Named by Forbes as one of America’s friendliest towns
Montreal
8,775
Miles
Farthest-away student hometown (Napier, New Zealand)
Class of 2015
COLGATE GRADS HAVE SERVED
CLASS OF 2020 PROFILE APPLICATIONS
100%
COLGATE MEETS 100% OF THE DEMONSTRATED NEED OF ALL ADMITTED STUDENTS
FINANCIAL AID AVERAGE ANNUAL AWARD FOR STUDENTS RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID COLGATE GRANT $ 44,142 STUDENT LOAN $ 2,500 CAMPUS JOB $ 2,800 TOTAL AWARD $ 49,442
ACCEPTED
ENROLLED
COUNTRIES OF CITIZENSHIP
8,394 2,410 775
42
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
10%
OF THE CLASS
EARLY DECISION
752
APPLICATIONS
369
ENROLLED
ACCEPTED STUDENTS – AVERAGE TEST SCORES AND GPA SAT MIDDLE 50%: 660–750 CR, 670–770 M (Estimated 1420–1520 on new scale)
Colgate is located in the center of New York State, 230 miles (about four hours) northwest of New York City.
ACT MIDDLE 50%: 31–34
AVERAGE GPA: 3.8 OUT OF 4.0
Our Wikipedia page is translated into 13 languages
CAMPUS CRIME REPORTING AND STATISTICS
TOP GRAD SCHOOLS Boston College Boston University Columbia University Duke University
Georgetown University Harvard University University of California, Los Angeles
PEACE CORPS
339
$16,000
20%
of students participate in fraternities and sororities
LAW SCHOOL ACCEPTANCE
AVERAGE DEBT LOAD FOR AIDED STUDENTS AFTER 4 YEARS
OF THE CLASS
31% 100%
TOTAL $ 65,030 EST. PERSONAL EXPENSES/BOOKS $ 2,260
DOMESTIC STUDENTS OF COLOR
Atlantic Ocean
$ 51,635 $ 320 $ 6,310 $ 6,765
NUMBER OF DINOSAUR EGGS
University of Pennsylvania University of Rochester Yale University
Colgate University is committed to providing a safe, supportive, and secure environment for the entire university community, including visitors. All members of the Colgate community are encouraged to promptly report crimes and fires to the Campus Safety Department by dialing 315-228-7911. Campus Safety is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The Campus Safety Department will provide upon request a copy of Colgate’s Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. This report includes statistics as reported to the United States Department of Education for the previous three years concerning reported: 1. crimes that occurred on-campus; in certain off-campus buildings or property owned or controlled by Colgate University; and on public property within, or immediately adjacent to and accessible from, the campus and 2. fires that occurred in student housing facilities. The report also includes institutional policies concerning campus security and fire safety, such as policies concerning sexual assault, life safety systems, and other related matters. To obtain a copy, contact Gert Neubauer, Associate Director of Campus Safety, 315-228-7333, or via e-mail at gneubauer@colgate.edu. You may also access the report from the Campus Safety web page at: www.colgate.edu/offices/support/campussafety. Crime and fire statistics for all colleges and universities are available for review at the United States Department of Education’s website: http://ope.ed.gov/security/.
POLICY ON NONDISCRIMINATION
Colgate University is committed to the goals of fairness and equity in all aspects of the educational enterprise, and to a learning and living environment where all members of the community feel safe and respected. The university will not discriminate because of race, color, sex, pregnancy, religion, creed, national origin (including ancestry), citizenship status, physical or mental disability, age, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, veteran or military status (including special disabled veteran, Vietnam-era veteran, or recently separated veteran), predisposing genetic characteristics, domestic violence victim status, or any other protected category under applicable local, state, or federal law. Colgate’s nondiscrimination policy complies with all current statutes and applies to admission, employment, and access to all programs, services, and other activities offered by the university. Colgate University is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer. Please refer to Chapter XI in the catalogue for information regarding the University’s affirmative action policy and the personnel responsible for overseeing compliance and handling complaints in relation to federal, state, and local laws prohibiting discrimination.
DISCLAIMER
This bulletin was prepared in June 2016. Care was taken to ensure that information was accurate and up to date; however, the bulletin should not be considered a contract between the university and the student. Colgate reserves the right to change academic requirements, programs of study, activities, operations, fees, or the announced academic calendar without prior notice in accordance with established procedures.
Quick facts 67%
FACULTY
Founded: 1819
NUMBER OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
COST OF ATTENDANCE 2016–17
(8 graduate students)
FULL-YEAR TUITION STUDENT ACTIVITIES FEE ROOM (RESIDENCE HALL) MEALS (PREMIER UNLIMITED)
295 2,915 1,626 1,289 273 47 9:1 100% 25 92% 14
of students participate in off-campus study
STUDENTFACULTY RATIO
NUMBER OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
STATES REPRESENTED
(plus D.C.)
BROOKINGS RANKS COLGATE #2 FOR “VALUE-ADDED” WITH RESPECT TO MID-CAREER EARNINGS
9:1
Student-faculty ratio
2,915
Undergraduate students
75
DIVISION 1
ATHLETIC TEAMS
COURSES TAUGHT BY FACULTY
Countries represented
GRADUATION RATE
SEMESTERS
CALENDAR
Approved off-campus study programs
575
Campus acres in Hamilton, N.Y.
NUMBER OF NEARBY HIKING TRAILS
GO, ’GATE!
88%
100+
STUDENTS WHO LIVE IN COLGATE HOUSING
200+ CLUBS
HAMILTON, N.Y.
Colgate alumni live in 86 countries
Named by Forbes as one of America’s friendliest towns
Montreal
8,775
Miles
Farthest-away student hometown (Napier, New Zealand)
Class of 2015
COLGATE GRADS HAVE SERVED
CLASS OF 2020 PROFILE APPLICATIONS
100%
COLGATE MEETS 100% OF THE DEMONSTRATED NEED OF ALL ADMITTED STUDENTS
FINANCIAL AID AVERAGE ANNUAL AWARD FOR STUDENTS RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID COLGATE GRANT $ 44,142 STUDENT LOAN $ 2,500 CAMPUS JOB $ 2,800 TOTAL AWARD $ 49,442
ACCEPTED
ENROLLED
COUNTRIES OF CITIZENSHIP
8,394 2,410 775
42
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
10%
OF THE CLASS
EARLY DECISION
752
APPLICATIONS
369
ENROLLED
ACCEPTED STUDENTS – AVERAGE TEST SCORES AND GPA SAT MIDDLE 50%: 660–750 CR, 670–770 M (Estimated 1420–1520 on new scale)
Colgate is located in the center of New York State, 230 miles (about four hours) northwest of New York City.
ACT MIDDLE 50%: 31–34
AVERAGE GPA: 3.8 OUT OF 4.0
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CAMPUS CRIME REPORTING AND STATISTICS
TOP GRAD SCHOOLS Boston College Boston University Columbia University Duke University
Georgetown University Harvard University University of California, Los Angeles
PEACE CORPS
339
$16,000
20%
of students participate in fraternities and sororities
LAW SCHOOL ACCEPTANCE
AVERAGE DEBT LOAD FOR AIDED STUDENTS AFTER 4 YEARS
OF THE CLASS
31% 100%
TOTAL $ 65,030 EST. PERSONAL EXPENSES/BOOKS $ 2,260
DOMESTIC STUDENTS OF COLOR
Atlantic Ocean
$ 51,635 $ 320 $ 6,310 $ 6,765
NUMBER OF DINOSAUR EGGS
University of Pennsylvania University of Rochester Yale University
Colgate University is committed to providing a safe, supportive, and secure environment for the entire university community, including visitors. All members of the Colgate community are encouraged to promptly report crimes and fires to the Campus Safety Department by dialing 315-228-7911. Campus Safety is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The Campus Safety Department will provide upon request a copy of Colgate’s Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. This report includes statistics as reported to the United States Department of Education for the previous three years concerning reported: 1. crimes that occurred on-campus; in certain off-campus buildings or property owned or controlled by Colgate University; and on public property within, or immediately adjacent to and accessible from, the campus and 2. fires that occurred in student housing facilities. The report also includes institutional policies concerning campus security and fire safety, such as policies concerning sexual assault, life safety systems, and other related matters. To obtain a copy, contact Gert Neubauer, Associate Director of Campus Safety, 315-228-7333, or via e-mail at gneubauer@colgate.edu. You may also access the report from the Campus Safety web page at: www.colgate.edu/offices/support/campussafety. Crime and fire statistics for all colleges and universities are available for review at the United States Department of Education’s website: http://ope.ed.gov/security/.
POLICY ON NONDISCRIMINATION
Colgate University is committed to the goals of fairness and equity in all aspects of the educational enterprise, and to a learning and living environment where all members of the community feel safe and respected. The university will not discriminate because of race, color, sex, pregnancy, religion, creed, national origin (including ancestry), citizenship status, physical or mental disability, age, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, veteran or military status (including special disabled veteran, Vietnam-era veteran, or recently separated veteran), predisposing genetic characteristics, domestic violence victim status, or any other protected category under applicable local, state, or federal law. Colgate’s nondiscrimination policy complies with all current statutes and applies to admission, employment, and access to all programs, services, and other activities offered by the university. Colgate University is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer. Please refer to Chapter XI in the catalogue for information regarding the University’s affirmative action policy and the personnel responsible for overseeing compliance and handling complaints in relation to federal, state, and local laws prohibiting discrimination.
DISCLAIMER
This bulletin was prepared in June 2016. Care was taken to ensure that information was accurate and up to date; however, the bulletin should not be considered a contract between the university and the student. Colgate reserves the right to change academic requirements, programs of study, activities, operations, fees, or the announced academic calendar without prior notice in accordance with established procedures.
Located in the geographic center of New York State, Colgate is alive with teaching, research, and possibility.
Majors Africana and Latin American studies Anthropology Art and art history Asian studies Astrogeophysics Astronomy/physics Biochemistry Biology Chemistry Chinese Classical studies Classics Computer science Computer science/mathematics Economics Educational studies English Environmental biology Environmental economics Environmental geography Environmental geology Environmental studies French Geography Geology German Greek History Humanities International relations Japanese Latin Mathematical economics Mathematics Middle Eastern and Islamic studies
Molecular biology Music Native American studies Natural sciences Neuroscience Peace and conflict studies Philosophy Philosophy and religion Physical science Physics Political science Psychology Religion Russian and Eurasian studies Social sciences Sociology Spanish Theater Women’s studies
Additional Minors Minors are offered in most majors, plus the following: Applied mathematics Creative writing Film and media studies Jewish studies LGBTQ studies Linguistics Mathematical systems biology Medieval and Renaissance studies Museum studies Writing and rhetoric
Hamilton, New York CO LGATE.EDU 2016 – 2017
OFFICE OF ADMISSION 13 Oak Drive Hamilton, NY 13346 7/2016
phone: 315-228-7401 fax: 315-228-7544
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