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Colleges with Fine Programs in Communications/Journalism

You need to know what's going on in the world, and you need to know now. Congratulations, you're a news junky. Check out the communication studies, journalism, and media programs at these schools.

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Schools for a Socially Awkward Student

Feeling anxious about college social life? Explore this list of schools known for supportive communities and a quieter campus culture, perfect for introverted students.

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Colleges for Students Needing a Second Chance

Explore colleges that believe in second chances! Find institutions with supportive environments for students needing emotional growth or who attended a therapeutic boarding school.

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Colleges With Strength in Women's Track & Field: Division III

Explore top-tier Division III women's track and field colleges. Balance elite athletic competition with academic excellence at these standout DIII programs.

source: National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)

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Still More Colleges with Excellent Dance Programs

Modern, jazz, hip-hop, ballet, tap: sometimes, you just gotta dance.

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Colleges Offering Unique Learning Opportunities in January

Discover top colleges with unique January terms (J-Terms). Explore short-semester courses, experiential learning projects, and study abroad opportunities.

source: CollegeXpress: AI‑Supported Research

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Colleges with Unusually Accessible Teachers

Believe it or not, in college you have to seek the teacher out. Yep, they don't come looking for you. Luckily, these colleges, according to our experts, have teachers who make it extremely easy to find them.

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Colleges With Strength in Women's Swimming and/or Diving

Our experts have identified these colleges as great places for serious swimmers and divers. This list contains the programs that are the best.

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Colleges With Strength in Men's Soccer: Division III

Discover the best D3 men's soccer programs in the country. Explore top-ranked schools that balance competitive athletics with outstanding academic reputations.

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Homeschool–Friendly Colleges

So for the past few years, your house has doubled as your high school. At least you haven't had to ride the bus—score! These colleges are particularly open to accepting homeschooled students.

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Colleges With Strength in Men's Rugby

Find the top colleges for men's rugby, including championship contenders and rising stars. Explore schools with strong programs and a legacy of success on the pitch.

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Colleges With Strength in Men's Swimming and/or Diving

Are you like a fish when you get into the pool? Well, then these are the perfect schools for you.

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Colleges with Strength in Hospitality Management

Planning a three-course dinner for two people is pretty easy. Planning that same dinner for two hundred? Not so easy. Luckily, these colleges offer degrees in hotel and restaurant management and other related fields.

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Colleges that Promote Internationalism

These schools are members of the Council for European Studies, which...promotes the study of Europe. We know: "Duh."

source: Council for European Studies

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Colleges with Phi Beta Kappa Chapters

Learn which universities have a Phi Beta Kappa chapter. This list highlights schools that recognize excellence in the liberal arts and sciences.

source: Phi Beta Kappa Society

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ROTC x 3: Schools With Army, Navy, and Air Force ROTC

Discover elite universities offering Army, Navy, and Air Force ROTC programs. Find the perfect school to pursue your degree while preparing for military service.

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Conservative Colleges That Offer a "True Liberal Education"

A conservative liberal education--not necessarily an oxymoron. These colleges were selected by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute for inclusion in the college guidebook Choosing the Right College. Among the criteria considered were "the presence or absence of a core curriculum, the nature of student living arrangements, the strength of distribution requirements, the prevalence of ideological bias, the protection of free inquiry, and the state of campus safety."

source: Choosing the Right College: The Whole Truth About America's 100 Top Schools, Intercollegiate Studies Institute (Shared with permission)

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Great Colleges and Universities for Health and Medicine in New England

Wondering where you should start your college search for health and medicine? Right here! Learn about great schools for health science in New England now.

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The Experts' Choice: The Hidden Gems

Discover the best underrated colleges in the US, featuring top-tier, low-application schools in every state.

source: CollegeXpress: AI‑Supported Research

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Liberal Arts Colleges Promoting Information Exchange

The Consortium of Liberal Arts Colleges was "chartered to explore and promote the use of information technology in the service of our liberal arts educational missions." There you have it.

source: Consortium of Liberal Arts Colleges