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Reading Bones to Unlock Mysteries of the Evolution of Hunting and Warfare
Read any good bones lately? Visiting biological anthropologist Jill Rhodes has, and they may provide some of the earliest evidence of when modern h...
Cities Program’s Carola Hein awarded Humboldt Fellowship
The German port city of Hamburg has a history of reinventing itself, says Associate Professor Carola Hein of the Growth and Structure of Cities Pro...
Carrie Scanga ’99 receives Pollock-Krasner Grant
Visual artist Carrie Scanga ’99 has been awarded a Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant, which will support her studio practice for a year. Scanga's ...
Bryn Mawr in the Media: The Philadelphia Inquirer
In “Bryn Mawr College eyeing campus in Abu Dhabi,” The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on the College's exploration of the possibility of opening...
Bryn Mawr in the Media: The New York Times
Constance Rosenblum ’65, editor of The New York Times’ City Section, will take questions from readers through Dec. 12 as part of the Times’ &...
Bryn Mawr Fact
Number of countries represented in the student body:
43
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- Rank among liberal-arts colleges on the Wall Street Journal's list of feeder schools to the nation's top law, medical and business schools:
Top Ten - Rank among all colleges and universities in percentage of graduates going on to earn a Ph.D.:
Top Ten - Bryn Mawr's rank among all colleges and universities in the U.S. as stated in, An Outcomes Based Assessment of Universities, developed by the Center for College Affordability and Productivity:
14
Financial Aid Facts
- Percentage of student
body receiving some kind of financial aid:
75 - Percentage of students receiving grant aid from the College:
56 - Amount of grant aid
awarded to Bryn Mawr students in 2006-07, in dollars
17.6 million
- Bryn Mawr is a charter member of The CollegeKeys Compact, The College Board's effort to increase access to lower-income students...read story.
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"Education is transformative."
The Academic Profile of our incoming class, as well as our first-ever “Completely Unscientific Survey of Incoming Students”