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ounded in 1929, Marist pro- vides a private liberal arts educa- tion with opportunities unique to our location in New York’s Hudson River Valley, midway between New York City and Albany, the state capi- tal. Undergraduate research, dynam- ic faculty, world-class technology, interdisciplinary study, and global engagement are cornerstones of the College.
The College offers more than 35 majors and 50 minors in Communica- tions and the Arts, Computer Science and Mathematics, the Liberal Arts, Management, Science, and Social and Behavioral Sciences. Some students design their own interdepartmental or college major built around their ac- ademic interests and goals. Marist students benefit from a culture that inspires them to explore a wealth of academic programs and opportunities. A global mindset is pervasive, with ev-
ery student participating in a transfor- mative educational experience. From internships in Manhattan to Fulbright placements around the world, the breadth of academic pro- grams, fieldwork, community service, and networking opportunities allows students to develop lifelong interests and connections. Students from 49 states and 64 countries attend Marist, and after they graduate, they live and work all over the world.
Going beyond the classroom As well as being one of the nation’s top producers of Fulbright Scholars two years running, Marist College is one of the nation’s best institutions in offering its undergraduates both out- standing academics and top experien- tial learning opportunities, accord- ing to The Princeton Review. Marist is one of the schools—along with the likes of Stanford, Princeton, and MIT—
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featured in the leading education ser- vices company’s new book, Colleges That Create Futures: 50 Schools That Launch Careers by Going Beyond the Classroom.
Visiting campus We know transfer students want more depth and substance to their visit experience. Our visit programs are designed to give you maximum exposure to Marist students who have “been there and done that.” The Marist Transfer Student Advi- sory Board—Marist students who transferred here from two-year and four-year schools across the country— has literally gone through the pro- cess you’re thinking about, and they want to help you better understand life at Marist. Meet them by sign- ing up for one of our visit programs on the transfer page of our website (
marist.edu/transfer).
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