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Vassar offers more than 130 study abroad programs. We are committed to being carbon neutral by 2030. Vassar does not use demonstrated interest in the admission process.
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Students choose among 30 departments, 3 interdepartmental programs, 14 multidisciplinary programs, the interdisciplinary Independent Program , 50 majors, 2 Accelerated and Dual Degree programs, and over 1,000 courses.
Vassar is fueled by an abundant energy, a creative force, a curious spirit, propelling our pursuits, hobbies, studies, and artistic endeavors. As we feed off one another’s energy, we further ignite our own fascinations. We can be uncommonly motivated and passionately inspired. We can also be laid back, but we are never just one thing.
Overview. Vassar College is a private institution that was founded in 1861. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 2,459 (fall 2022), and the campus size is 1,000 acres. It utilizes a...
Through an education abroad experience, we aim for students to: discover new approaches to their areas of study, and/or explore different fields. reflect critically upon and apply global perspectives to their Vassar education. cultivate appreciation, respect, and understanding for cultural differences.
The Biology Department offers courses in all aspects of biology, from molecular biology and genomics to physiology and behavior, and from microbiology and public health to ecosystems and restoration ecology. We study all aspects of the living world, from viruses to ecosystems.
Physics and astronomy majors are prepared for graduate studies in not only physics and astronomy, but also engineering, education, and medicine. The faculty is also committed to teaching courses that promote scientific literacy for students who do not choose to major in the sciences.
