McDaniel College

  United States

Maryland

University Attributes: McDaniel College is located in central Maryland, on a hilltop ideally situated between the Chesapeaketern McDaniel Bay and the Blue Ridge Mountains. Most campus windows provide panoramic views. Just 30 miles from Baltimore's Inner Harbor and 60 miles from Washington, D.C., students here enjoy the resources of major cities, yet reside on a campus where the scenery inspires visitors to state that McDaniel College is 'one of the loveliest campuses in the U.S. and convenient to everything on the East Coast.' On McDaniel's 160-acre campus, you'll discover winding walkways, shady trees, and traditional buildings-40 of them. We're a private liberal arts college of 1,600 undergraduates. They come from over 20 states-including Maryland-as well as 10 countries. We average 1 professor for every 13 students. We offer over 400 courses leading to bachelor of arts and master's degrees. Majors range from Art to Economics to Psychology.

Application Process Involves:

• In-Person Interview when Feasible
• Other
• Resume
• Transcript
• Written Application

Post Services Include:

• Exit DebriefingAbroad
• Re-Entry Debriefing at Home
• Alumni Network

McDaniel College Budapest (Hungarian campus of McDaniel College)'s Mission Statement: Students are the focus at McDaniel College, and providing the ideal learning environment is our goal. A flexible, undergraduate liberal arts curriculum stresses the ability to think critically and creatively, to act humanely and responsibly, and to be expressive. McDaniel College believes that liberally educated men and women take charge of their lives and develop their unique potentials with reason, imagination, and human concern. They take their place in the global community, understanding their responsibilities to aid individuals and to contribute to the larger society. McDaniel College places students at the center of a humane environment so that they may see and work toward their personal goals while respecting others and sharing responsibility for the common good. We provide a foundation of knowledge about the past and present so that students may be informed about the world. We provide various approaches to knowledge and personal achievement so that students can think critically about, respond creatively to, and form sensitive, intelligent decisions concerning the world and its future. We provide instruction in fundamental skills so that students can express themselves for their own satisfaction and to the larger community.

Year Founded: Mcdaniel College, 1867; MCBudapest,1994