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The Vassar College Archives document the history of the college from its founding in 1861 to the present and include publications, administrative records, architectural drawings, audiovisual collections, and artifacts. Education at Vassar was also shaped by the study of art.
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On this page, you’ll find fast facts about academics, campus life, and the Vassar community. Academic Quick Facts Vassar’s open curriculum offers the freedom and flexibility to pursue your passions while discovering new interests.
Vassar offers students a choice of four ways to proceed toward a degree which embodies an education that is personally significant. They are: concentration in a department; an interdepartmental program; a multidisciplinary program; or an individually tailored course of study in the independent program.
Vassar/Dartmouth BA/BE. Through a cooperative arrangement with the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College, Vassar students may earn both the bachelor of arts (BA) degree from Vassar and the bachelor of engineering (BE) degree from Dartmouth.
