哈弗福德学院

哈弗福德学院 | Haverford College(PA)

08年美国文理学院排名第九，1833年建校的Haverford college是美国名列前茅的文科学院，宁静的校区在距费城10英里的外围。是北美洲有“教友派（Quarters）”血统最早的学校。设备齐全的学院坐落在一个美丽而富有刺激性，面积多达200英亩的环境下赢得了美国的建筑设计和景观美化奖项。校区拥有多达400种类树木及灌木，3.5英亩的野鸭池，及多样化花园和林地成为全国认可的林业园。

哈弗福德学院 | Haverford

College(PA)

大学介绍：

08年美国文理学院排名第九，1833年建校的Haverford college是美国名列前茅的文科学院，宁静的校区在距费城10英里的外围。是北美洲有“教友派（Quarters）”血统最早的学校。设备齐全的学院坐落在一

个美丽而富有刺激性，面积多达200英亩的环境下赢得了美国的建筑设计和景观美化

奖项。校区拥有多达400种类树木及灌木，3.5英亩的野鸭池，及多样化花园和林地成为全国认可的林业园。

多余1100名学生及110人全职教员的学院诚信是该校价值观的核心，几乎涵盖学术和社交生活的各个方面。本院校拥有最受欢迎的自律校规，有一大套关于学术和社交生活的规律，但让学生自律自治，考试试题可带回家作答，违规者将被学生会处理，鼓励学生互相学习，互相进取。

Haverford college与Swarthmore College与Bryn Mawr College女子学院，以及宾州大学组成了一整套的学术交换体系。学生可以在四所学校中自由选课。学校经营管理了提供给学生多达50个建筑房屋，其中包括教研，学习，体育和住宿。

学校最受欢迎的科目有社会科学、生物学、自然科学、历史、心理学、哲学以及宗教研究和外国语言及外国文化。

标准化成绩：

提供TOEFL或MELAB成绩

国际学生申请必须提交 SATⅠand SAT Ⅱ的考试成绩。

奖学金申请：

学校提供多种类奖学金，并且希望学生积极申请奖学金

申请时间：

Early decision申请截止日期是NOV.15

Regular decision:申请截止日期是Feb.1

相关费用：

学费：﹩37，175

食宿费：﹩11，450

学生活动费：﹩350

总数： 48，975

Haverford College

Haverford College

Motto:Non doctior, sed meliore doctrina imbutus

(Rough translation: "Not more learned, but steeped in a better learning")

Established:1833

Type:Private Endowment:$539.6 million[1]

President:Stephen G. Emerson

Faculty:140+ Undergraduates:1168 Postgraduates:0

Location:Haverford community

Haverford Twp Lower Merion Twp, Pennsylvania

Campus:Suburban, 216 acres (0.87 km2)

Athletics:Fords (traditional) Black Squirrels (de jure)

Colors:Scarlet and black

Website:https://www.360docs.net/doc/529018505.html,

Haverford College is a highly selective, private, coeducational liberal arts college located in Haverford, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philadelphia.

The college was founded in 1833 by area members of the Orthodox Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)

to ensure an education grounded in Quaker values for their young men. It is the oldest college or university in the United States with Quaker origins. Although the college no longer has a formal religious affiliation, the Quaker philosophy still influences campus life. Originally an

all-male institution, Haverford began admitting female transfer students in the 1970s, and became fully co-ed in 1980 when the board of managers came to consensus on a proposal initiated by former president John R. Coleman. The reason for the delay was not because of a lack of interest in coeducation in prior years, but rather a concern for how such a change would impact Haverford's relationship with neighboring, all-female Bryn Mawr College. As of 2007, more than half of Haverford’s students are women.

All students at the college are undergraduates, and almost all live on campus. Haverford remains one of the smallest of the nation's elite liberal arts colleges. For most of the 20th century, Haverford's total enrollment was kept below 300. It went through two periods of expansion after 1970's, and its current enrollment is 1,168 students.

Haverford has been described as “quietly prestigious”,[2] and has been classified by Princeton Review as one of most difficult schools to get into - ranked 18 among all US colleges and universities in "The Toughest to Get Into" category.[3]It placed ninth in the U.S. News and World Report rankings of U.S. liberal arts colleges in both 2006 and 2007, and tenth in 2008.It is also known as one of "Little Ivies".[4] Haverford is known for its rigorous academics, symbolized and maintained by the faculty's resistance to grade inflation.[5].

Haverford is a member of the Tri-College Consortium, which allows students to register for courses at both Bryn Mawr College and Swarthmore College. Haverford enjoys an especially close and storied relationship, familiarly referred to by students and professors as “Bi-Co” with sister school, Bryn Mawr. It is also a member of the Quaker Consortium or "Penn-Pal" which allows students to cross-register at the College of General Studies (CGS) at the University of Pennsylvania. Haverford also has a 3-2 engineering program with Caltech which allows a dual degree from Haverford and Caltech.