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One distinguishing characteristic of many private colleges is that they are affiliated with a particular religious tradition. In the U.S. there are Catholic, Episcopal, Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist, Christian Science, Mormon, Hindu and Buddhist colleges. Many of the college guides will list religious affiliation along with size, location and other features of each college. Knowing a college has a particular religious affiliation gives you some information about the history of the college and might provide some clues about its mission, but don’t assume you know what it means without further investigation. |
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You will often see references to whether or not a particular college is accredited. What does that mean? The concept of accreditation is simple enough. A college or university seeks recognition from an accrediting body by applying for accreditation. The accrediting body typically has some published minimum standards that a college or university is expected to meet |
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In the early history of the United States going to college was a rare phenomena. The first American college, Harvard, was founded in 1636 with the intention of training a few promising young puritan sons of the colony to serve as the next generation |
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