Swarthmore College, USA: Rankings, Courses, Admissions, Tuition Fee, Cost of Attendance & Scholarships

Swarthmore College Campus

Swarthmore College has a vast campus located along the north-south axis, in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania. The campus is equipped with a wide range of resources for students including student-led clubs, leadership opportunities, on-campus residence, dining facilities, 7 libraries, and a post office facility.

• There are more than 100 student clubs and organizations within the campus. These include anime club, archery club, drama board, racing club etc.
• The Art Studios consist of The Beardsley Hall and The Old Tarble, which provides a dedicated studio space to students. The Old Tarble is also the site of Art Department classrooms and studios, such as the printmaking studio and a photography studio.
• The 3 theatre studios at the campus enhance the learning experience of the students enrolled in the theatre program. Additionally, the Boyer Dance Studio and the Troy Dance Lab provide high-quality space for rehearsals of students.
• The artworks of students at Swarthmore College are regularly exhibited at the “List Gallery” and the “Kitao Student Art Gallery”.
• The Underhill Music & Dance Library at the Swarthmore campus contains approximately 40,000 items that include books, scores, journals, sound recordings, and video recordings.

Swarthmore College Accommodation

Swarthmore College offers affordable accommodation options to students on-campus. It has a total of 17 residence halls that vary in size from a cozy eight-person house to a lively 200-person dorm. The students may choose from double sharing, triple sharing to single room options.

• • At Swarthmore College, around 95% of the students reside on-campus.
  • Dining facilities are available for all the residents through the 4 dining halls operated by Swarthmore College.
  • These are some of the major residence halls at the Swarthmore College:
• Alice Paul Hall: Accommodates around 75 students of all classes in single, double, and triple occupancy rooms.
• Dana Hall: Accommodates around 92 first-year and sophomores in double-occupancy rooms. The single rooms are generally offered to junior and senior students. The 3rd floor of Dana hall houses only female students.
• The Lodges: There are 4 lodges situated between Worth Residence Hall and Bond Memorial Hall. The lodges occupy 20 upper-class students. The first floor has triple and the 2nd floor has double occupancy rooms. Each building accommodates 5 students.
• PPR Apartments: It is a newly built suite-style apartment that consists of 3 cubic-shaped buildings. It accommodates a total of 125 students. Most of the apartments accommodate 5 to 6 junior or senior students. Each suite is equipped with a common living room, bathroom, and individual room.

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