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CHARACTER
• A public liberal arts college founded in 1969. The foundation of its curriculum is based on team-teaching and collaborative learning.
• All majors and academic pathways are student-designed.
• Olympia is halfway between metropolitan Seattle and Portland, Oregon, and an hour from Mt. Rainier and the Olympic mountains.
• The 1,000 forested-acre campus is located on the southernmost beaches of Puget Sound.

WORTH NOTING
• U.S. News & World Report's America's Best Colleges has ranked Evergreen as a "Top College for Learning Communities" and for "First-Year Experiences for Freshmen," 2003-2007.
• Kaplan/Newsweek ranked Evergreen as one of the "12 Hottest Schools" for 2004.
• Evergreen's seniors and first-year students scored in the 90th percentile for the Active and Collaborative Learning benchmark compared to all Baccalaureate-Liberal Arts Colleges in the National Survey of Student Engagement.
• The Unofficial, Unbiased Guide to the 331 Most Interesting Colleges identifies Evergreen as "one of the most highly regarded public liberal arts colleges in the nation … designed for students passionate about pursuing their educational goals and serious about making a difference in the world."

ENROLLMENT
• 4,416 students
• 21:1 student-to-faculty instructional ratio
• Approximately 21% students from out of state

FACULTY & ACADEMICS
• 73% of full-time faculty hold the most advanced degree in their field; there are no teaching assistants.
• 49% of full-time faculty are female.
• 24% of full-time faculty are faculty of color.

TUITION & FEES
• Comprehensive In-State Fee: $12,432
• Comprehensive Out-of-State Fee: $22,767
• 60% of students receive financial assistance.
• Average award: $10,624
• Over 60 undergraduate scholarships & tuition awards granted to new students annually.

CAMPUS LIFE
• Apartment-style campus housing with a variety of living spaces
• More than 50 student organizations, a student newspaper, and community radio station
• Students have access to equipment and facilities often reserved for graduate students elsewhere.
• NAIA Region I, Cascade Collegiate Conference
• 20 acres of playing fields and an 11-lane Olympic pool; indoor and outdoor climbing walls and ropes course

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING CLASS
• Middle 50% SAT composite score: 1137
• Median ACT score: 24
• Average GPA: 3.17
• 19% of students are from underrepresented minority groups.

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