Reed College
Founded in 1908, Reed College offers programs through the Divisions of the Arts; History and Social Sciences; Letters and Languages; Mathematics and Natural Sciences; and Philosophy, Education, Religion, and Psychology. Its beautiful 116-acre campus includes a canyon and a lake, located in residential southeast Portland. With a 10:1 student faculty ratio, Reeds students regularly excel and win Fullbright, Watson Science, and other fellowships, with a high percentage of Reed graduates going on to earn Ph.Ds. Approximately half of Reed students receive financial assistance, with the average package around $33,090. Opportunities abound for Reed students, who have access to internships, career advising, as well as the chance to pursue a dual degree or study abroad.
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- 8 weeks 22 hours ago
154Reed CollegeSara, a full list of academic programs at Reed can be found here: http://www.reed.edu/academics
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- 154Information about Reed's biology program can be found here: http://academic.reed.edu/biology/
- 16 weeks 2 days ago
- 154Unfortunately, Reed does not. We offer only the established majors for departments. On occasion, students might create an interdisciplinary major from two established departments, but only with approval from faculty.
- 26 weeks 2 days ago
- 154It is not. Reed only offers fall admission for students. The EDII option is identical to the EDI option, except for the application deadline. -RC
- 449Oh that's great to hear, thank you so much.
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- 27 weeks 4 days ago
- 154There are multiple essays required. The Common Application essay, the "Why Reed?" essay, and a graded writing sample (which you've already written). Details on application instructions can be found at our website. -RC
- 28 weeks 1 day ago
- 154The full cost of a year of attending Reed, including room and board, is approximately $53,000.
- 30 weeks 13 hours ago
- 154Hey Jason, all of our financial aid is need-based. We meet 100% of demonstrated need for all admitted applicants. Unfortunately, this means no merit scholarships or special financial programs for various identity groups.
