The University of Puget Sound is a private liberal arts college with distinctive characteristics. Here is a detailed introduction about it:

Historical background:

Founded in 1888 by the Methodist Episcopal Church, it is located in Tacoma, Washington. Its founding originated from the vision of Charles Henry Fowler (former president of Northwestern University), who proposed the idea of ​​establishing a Christian learning institution in the area at a Methodist meeting in Tacoma. The school was originally named "University of Puget Sound", and later experienced changes in name and management. It was "reborn" in 1903 and determined its current name.

Academic characteristics:

Wide range of majors: Bachelor, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Music, Master, Master of Education, Master of Occupational Therapy, Doctor of Physical Therapy and other degrees are offered. Majors cover social sciences, business/marketing, psychology, foreign languages ​​and literature, biology, visual and performing arts, English, physical sciences and other fields. The school has leading programs in fields such as technology and health sciences, and has some advanced undergraduate research laboratories.

Emphasis on interdisciplinary learning: Focus on cultivating students' comprehensive academic literacy and interdisciplinary thinking ability, encourage students to break disciplinary boundaries, and conduct multidisciplinary learning and research.

Excellent faculty: With 227 full-time teachers and 47 part-time teachers, they are experienced in teaching and scientific research and can provide students with high-quality education and guidance.

Campus environment:

Excellent geographical location: Located in Tacoma, a vibrant port city in the Pacific Northwest, it is the heart of the technology corridor, extending from Vancouver, Canada to Portland, USA. It has close ties with many technology companies and emerging companies, providing students with abundant internship and employment opportunities. And close to Seattle, it is convenient for students to access more cultural and business resources. At the same time, the region has unique natural landscapes, providing excellent conditions for students to conduct outdoor research and exploration.

Campus area and facilities: The campus covers an area of ​​97 acres (about 39 hectares) and has a beautiful environment. The school has modern teaching facilities, including advanced classrooms, laboratories, libraries, sports venues, etc., which can meet the learning and living needs of students.

Student Life:

Diverse student body: There are about 2,000 undergraduate and graduate students from different backgrounds and regions, forming a diverse campus culture. The school encourages students to actively participate in campus activities and cultivate their interests and leadership skills.

Rich extracurricular activities: Provide students with a variety of extracurricular activities, such as outdoor concerts, outdoor sports games, healthy living clubs, outdoor theme space exploration, etc., so that students can relax and embrace nature outside of class.

School Reputation and Achievements:

It has a high reputation among liberal arts colleges and was ranked 81st in the 2014 U.S. News & World Report liberal arts college rankings.

The school's students have performed well in the competition for various scholarships and academic honors, and graduates have also achieved outstanding achievements in various fields, including becoming successful entrepreneurs, inventors, investors, artists, scientists and social leaders.