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The Office of International and Summer Programs facilitates a diversity of rigorous and innovative credit-bearing opportunities through which students can broaden and deepen their academic and personal interests. With oversight of Study Abroad and Summer Session, OISP furthers Yale University’s mission and Yale College’s commitment to the liberal arts in encouraging thoughtful academic ...
Yale will accept any one of these applications, without preference for one over another. Students should submit one—and only one—application per admissions cycle. Additional requirements for all first-year applicants: $80 application fee or fee waiver. Recommendations from two teachers and one counselor.
This residential college was established during the 1932–33 academic year, when Professor Robert Dudley French, the first master, appointed eight faculty members to be the first fellows of the college. Explore the college. Since its founding in 1701, Yale University has been dedicated to expanding and sharing knowledge, inspiring innovation ...
Under the conditions described below, a student may apply as many as two course credits earned at another college, university, or academic program toward the 36 course credit requirement for graduation from Yale College. Before undertaking such outside study, the student should consult the residential college dean about both the institution to ...
THST 471, THST 491 or THST 492. Computing and the Arts is an interdepartmental major for students who wish to integrate computing with work in architecture, art, history of art, music, or theater studies. Majors explore topics from these arts disciplines in the context of mathematics, computer science, and information technology.
Topics include an overview of Mesoamerican archaeology; human adaptations in the Valley of Mexico; Aztec history, social life, art, and culture, including many comparisons with modern Mexican indigenous communities. 1 Credit. Session A: May 27 – June 28. Tuition: $5070. Technology Fee: $85.
The information in this table pertains to the Class of 2028. 2 credits for CHEM 174, CHEM 175, CHEM 220, CHEM 221, CHEM 230, CHEM 252, CHEM 332, or CHEM 333. If 2 acceleration credits awarded: 2 lost by CHEM 161, CHEM 163, or CHEM 165, or any course numbered CHEM 109 or lower.
