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Who says the arts and sciences don't mix? If you pursue a science program at one of the liberal arts colleges in the US you'll learn just the opposite! Since classical antiquity, a well-rounded education has included a balance of the arts and sciences. Known as the liberal arts, this tradition became a mainstream part of US postsecondary education after the Yale Report of 1828 argued that undergraduate students needed more than just career- or discipline-specific training in order to properly develop their full intellectual and personal potential. Today, the more than 200 liberal arts colleges across the United States offer a curriculum that covers the humanities, arts, social and natural sciences.

Liberal arts colleges come in a variety of shapes and sizes: gender-specific, secular, religiously-affiliated, public, private, residential, rural, urban, independent, part of a larger university, small (under 1,00 students) or large (over 10,000 students). While the science programs they offer will differ from institution to institution, what is common to all liberal arts colleges is a dedication to high quality. student-centered undergraduate education.

So for a science degree that's more than just science, have a look at the innovative and multi-disciplinary liberal arts colleges with science programs in the US!



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