Franklin and Marshall College
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Degree Overview
Check out the most popular majors and specific degrees students have earned at Franklin and Marshall College.
*Sources for school statistics and data include the U.S. Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics and the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System. Data may vary depending on school and academic year.
* Number of people in 2019 that graduated with this degree and study level
* Number of people in 2019 that graduated with this degree and study level
* Number of people in 2019 that graduated with this degree and study level
* Number of people in 2019 that graduated with this degree and study level
Accreditation Information
* Source data obtained from U.S. Department of Education's Office of Post-secondary Education (OPE)
Alumni & Student Reviews
Career Preparation
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Alumni
B.A. in Government, Class of 2012Internships through alumni; seminars on real-life skills like budgeting and personal finance; Networking events with alumni; writing experience; research experience; community-based learning courses
Students and Culture
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Alumni
B.A. in Government, Class of 2012Mostly middle to upper-class white students, with a large international student population. Culture is typical of a small liberal arts school - focus on athletics, Greek life, but everyone is a serious student first.
Facilities
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Alumni
B.A. in Government, Class of 2012Dorms are typical for college freshman and sophomores - small, but livable. Juniors and seniors are forced into campus housing, which is lovely, but ridiculously over-priced. The dining hall has decent options, and there is a cafe and one additional restaurant on campus. Most of the classes that I had were beautiful because they were in a new Government building. The English building and some of the science classes are in older, smaller buildings. The computer facilities are nice, and each library has computers where students can work.
Activities and Groups
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Alumni
B.A. in Government, Class of 2012.08 - completely student-led group dedicated to the promotion of responsible alcohol consumption. Community-based learning classes, which only have 1 classroom session per week, with the rest of your class hours being made up in real-world learning situations. Common Hour - a weekly gathering for students, faculty, and the community to come together to discuss a particular topic, see a performance, or engage more deeply in a current event.
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