Bryn Mawr College is located in Pennsylvania, USA. It is an influential private women's college.

History and Status

Founded in 1885, it has a history of more than 100 years.

Ranking: Ranked 25th among liberal arts colleges.

Alliance members: It is one of the "Seven Sisters" colleges, and has a three-school alliance including Swarthmore College and Haverford College, and also shares teaching resources with the University of Pennsylvania.

Academics

Major settings: The more eye-catching majors include natural sciences, English, art history, archaeology and foreign languages.

Course requirements: Students have many compulsory courses, including three humanities courses, two semesters of English writing, social science and science laboratory courses, one semester of "quantity courses", and eight semesters of physical education courses. All freshmen must take a writing course.

Teaching mode: The college adopts small class teaching, and professors pay high attention to each student. All professors who teach in the graduate school also teach undergraduates.

Academic resources: Students can freely choose courses between Bryn Mawr College and other alliance colleges, which greatly enriches students' learning resources and course selection range.

Campus life

Honor code: Students are proud of the "honor code", which is an academic and social system on campus that students voluntarily maintain, affecting every part of campus life and creating a good academic and social atmosphere.

Traditional activities: There is the "Lantern Festival" that has been passed down for a century. Every October night, senior student representatives will pass the lit lanterns to freshmen; there is also the annual "May Festival" to celebrate the arrival of spring.

Accommodation and dining: Students think the dormitory conditions are great, and all residents must eat 20 meals a week. The school cafeteria has also won the award of "Hotels and Institutions" magazine.