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23 articles tagged with "campus diversity"

Why Minority Enrollment is Low at Highly Selective Colleges

A recent article in the Huffington Post discussed a new study that found that "black and Hispanic students are underrepresented at highly selective colleges."

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Broadcast Journalism Major, Boston University

What Diversity Really Means on Campus

What does diversity really mean for your college--and you?

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Broadcast Journalism Major, Boston University

The Prevalence of Ethnic Diversity: The Top Four Schools

We take a closer look at the colleges and universities that were ranked by U.S.News for having the highest ethnic diversity.

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Broadcast Journalism Major, Boston University

6 Ways to Get Involved in a Diverse Campus Community

A diverse college campus offers so many opportunities to students. Here are six easy ways to immerse yourself and have a full experience at your school.

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CollegeXpress Student Writer, Boston University

How to Create and Expand Campus Diversity

Picture this: you're applying to schools, found a school you truly love, and it's your first choice. The one thing that isn't necessarily the school's strong point is its campus diversity. What do you do?

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Broadcast Journalism Major, Boston University

Campus Diversity Extends to College Administration Too

When students apply to schools and think about diversity, they're mostly only wondering about the diversity within student population. But there is one person at the top of the food chain when it comes to colleges: the school's president.

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Broadcast Journalism Major, Boston University

More Than Just Racial Diversity

Diversity doesn't just mean race or ethnicity--it applies to a number of categories a lot of prospective students may overlook in their college research. Here are some different types of diversity to keep an eye out for.

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Broadcast Journalism Major, Boston University

Defining Diversity

A diverse college or university is an exciting and beneficial place to be a student. Why? Students who have classmates, professors, and mentors from different backgrounds are exposed to new viewpoints and perspectives. As a result, they are more likely to become open-minded and global thinkers.

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Assistant Dean of Admissions, Co-Director of Multicultural Recruitment, Swarthmore College

Creating an Inclusive Identity

Colleges and universities talk about inclusion, identity, and diversity on campus, but what do these things really mean--and what role do you, as a new student, play in them? We turned our campus spotlight on some of the multicultural programs at one school in particular to find out.

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Senior Assistant Dean of Admission, Reed College

Religion on Campus

If you ask the "average" college student what his or her day was like, the student would probably tell you that he or she went to two or three classes, hung out with friends, and maybe attended an extracurricular meeting or athletic practice in the afternoon. For students attending a religious college or university, that typical day often includes a faith-based class, club, or ceremony (like daily chapel) as well.

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Broadcast Journalism Major, Boston University

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