Summary

Bryn Mawr College

101 North Merion Avenue Phone: 610-526-5152
Bryn Mawr, PA, 19010-2859 Fax: 610-526-7471
www.brynmawr.edu

Summary
Students Say
"The only really common feature to Bryn Mawr women is an intense
commitment to our studies. Other than that, everyone here really
does her own thing," students agree. Even so,"... More>

Statistics
Enrollment: 1,362
Student Faculty Ratio: 8:1
Most Popular Majors: English Language and Literature, General,
Mathematics, General, Political Science and Government, General
Regular Application Deadline: 1/15
More: General Info, Admissions, Student Body, Academics,
Campus Life, Extracurriculars, Learning Disabled

Rankings & Lists

Their Students Never Stop Studying
Gay Community Accepted
Nobody Plays Intramural Sports
Best in the Northeast
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Scholarships & Financial Aid

Out-of-State Tuition: $32,230
Undergraduate receiving need-based financial aid: 56%
Average freshman total need-based gift aid: $24,641
Direct Lender: No
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 Students Say

Bryn Mawr College

101 North Merion Avenue Phone: 610-526-5152
Bryn Mawr, PA, 19010-2859 Fax: 610-526-7471
www.brynmawr.edu

Students Say

What Bryn Mawr Students Say About Student Body

"The only really common feature to Bryn Mawr women is an intense commitment to our studies. Other than that,
everyone here really does her own thing," students agree. Even so, they see some dominant strains within their
ranks; they detect, for example, a strong contingent of women who are "preppy, liberal, and open to homosexuality.
Because it is an all-women school, there are a lot of gay students, and those who aren't gay are accepting of the
gay community." There are also conspicuous minorities of "high school misfits who come here to fit in, as well as
students who take Harry Potter a little too seriously. They wear capes every day." Women here agree that "the
community is overwhelmingly liberal politically, and the more moderate or conservative approaches or viewpoints of
an issue can get lost in the majority at times. It would be nice to see more diversity of political opinion at Bryn
Mawr." Otherwise, Bryn Mawr students "run the gamut from the well-groomed New Jersey girl, to the vegan Girl
Scout, to the hairy rugby player."

What Bryn Mawr Students Say About Academics

"In order to excel at Bryn Mawr, you need to be willing to do more work than you've ever done in your life,"
undergrads at this small, prestigious women's college warn. Most are willing, in fact. They "challenge themselves,
always doing their individual best" to meet the demands of the school's "insanely rigorous, but rewarding,
academics." Why? One student writes, "I feel that the hours and hours of work are worthwhile. The students know
that their work isn't just busy work and that there are high standards; that pushes us to improve and learn in a way
that wouldn't otherwise be possible." Bryn Mawr's "great track record for sending students to medical school" attests
to the success of the school's approach; students' devotion to the school does likewise. Undergrads here especially
appreciate the important role they play in running the school. One student explains, "With the oldest self-governing
association in the entire country, Bryn Mawr prides itself on the close communication between everyone in the
community, from the president of the college to the incoming freshmen, each year." A student-administered honor
code, one of the school's many treasured traditions, "makes taking final exams incredibly easy. Almost all exams
are self-scheduled, so you can take them when you're ready, not when they're assigned." Additionally, "the student
curriculum committee is very active in fulfilling the students' needs and desires for the academic process."
Academic partnerships with Haverford, Swarthmore, and Penn heavily supplement the "sometimes pitiful course
selection" here.

What Bryn Mawr Students Say About Campus Life

"Because Bryn Mawr is all women, the social life is different from the traditional college experience," students here
explain. "When you're a freshman, traditions like Lantern Night, Hell Week, and Parade Night really make you feel
like a part of the sisterhood' of Bryn Mawr." Undergrads also point out that except for the aforementioned traditions,
"you really have to go off campus if you want to party. Fortunately there are so many colleges in such close
proximity, including Villanova, Haverford, Swarthmore, and Penn, that you can always go out to a party if you want
to, and you get to come home to a clean and quiet dorm." Many here report that "we spend most weekends in
Philadelphia." For those who stick around campus on weekends, activities "usually include watching a movie and
ordering out or going to some campus activity." The surrounding town, students agree, "is pretty boring." On a more
positive note, "the campus is gorgeous. Imagine a Welsh castle," one undergrad suggests.

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 Admissions Factors

Bryn Mawr College

101 North Merion Avenue Phone: 610-526-5152
Bryn Mawr, PA, 19010-2859 Fax: 610-526-7471
www.brynmawr.edu

Admissions Factors

Admissions Factors
Here's how Bryn Mawr College ranks the relative importance of various
factors in admissions decisions:

Academic Criteria Importance

GMAT Score Considered

Undergraduate GPA Very Important
Recommendations Very Important
Essays Important

Non-Academic Criteria Importance

Interview Considered
Extracurricular activities Important
State residency Not Considered
Work experience Considered

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 Statistics

Bryn Mawr College

101 North Merion Avenue Phone: 610-526-5152
Bryn Mawr, PA, 19010-2859 Fax: 610-526-7471
www.brynmawr.edu

Statistics

General Information
Admissions Selectivity Rating: 94
School Type: PRIVATE
Enrollment: 1,362
Religious Affiliation: No Affiliation
Campus Surroundings: Metropolis
Campus Size: 135
Year Founded: 1885
CEEB Code: 2049
ACT Code: 3526
Tuition: $32,230
How much for 4 years?

Application Information
Regular Admission Deadline: 1/15
Early Decision Deadline: 11/15
Priority Application Deadline: Not Reported

Admissions

Freshmen Academic Profile

SAT - Crtiical Reading Middle 50%: 620-740
SAT - Math Middle 50%: 580-680
TPR Projected Range SAT Writing: 660-740
Average Verbal SAT: 669
Average Math SAT: 632
ACT Composite Midldle 50%: 27-31
Students in top 10% of HS class: 62%
Students in top 50% of HS class: 100%
Students from Public School: 64%

From the Admissions Office about the

New SAT
The new SAT and two SAT Subject Tests are required for admission.
Students may choose SAT Subject Tests. Students may submit the ACT in
lieu of the SAT and SAT Subject Tests. We recommend that students also
take the optional ACT Writing Test.

Freshmen Academic Requirements

Academic Units Required:
Total academic units: Not Reported
English: Not Reported
Mathematics: Not Reported
Science: Not Reported
Lab Science: Not Reported
Foreign language: Not Reported
Social Studies: Not Reported
History: Not Reported
Academic electives: 2
Academic Units Recommended:
Total academic units: 16

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 Statistics

Bryn Mawr College

101 North Merion Avenue Phone: 610-526-5152
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www.brynmawr.edu

English: 4
Mathematics: 3
Science: 2
Lab Science: 1
Foreign language: 3
Social Studies: 2
History: 2
Academic electives: Not Reported
GED Accepted: Yes

Application Information
Application fee: $50
Early decision deadline: 11/15
Regular application deadline: 1/15
Early decision notify: 12/15
Regular application notify: 4/15
Admissions for non-fall terms: No

Basis for candidate selection

Very Important Factors:
Secondary school record
Recommendations
Important Factors:
Essays
Character/personal qualities
Extracurricular activities

Freshman Admission Statistics

Total applicants who are accepted: 44%
Total of accepted students who enroll: 38%

Student Body
Enrollment: 1,362
Female: 97%
Out of State: 83%
International: 6%
African American: 6%
Asian: 12%
Caucasian: 49%
Hispanic: 3%
Native American: 0%

Admission Stats
Freshmen Returning for Sophomore Year: 96%
Freshmen Graduating in 4 years: 74%
Freshmen Graduating in 6 years: 78%
Students Going to Law School Upon Graduation: 4%
Students Going to Medical School Upon Graduation: 3%
Students Going to Business School Upon Graduation: 2%
Students Going to Graduate School Upon Graduation: 20%

Academics
Academic Rating: 92

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 Statistics

Bryn Mawr College

101 North Merion Avenue Phone: 610-526-5152
Bryn Mawr, PA, 19010-2859 Fax: 610-526-7471
www.brynmawr.edu

Academic Calendar: Semester

Degrees Awarded:
Bachelor's
Post Bachelor's Certificate
Master's
Doctoral

Class Information
General education coursework required for graduation:
Foreign languages
Humanities
Social Science
English
Mathematics
Sciences
Other
Most frequent class size: 10-19
Most frequent lab & sub-section size: 2-9
Special study options:
Accelerated Program
Cross Registration
Double Major
Dual Enrollment
Student Exchange Program
Independent Study
Internships
Liberal Arts Career Combo
Student Designed Major
Study Abroad
Teacher Certification

Faculty Information
Student/faculty ratio: 8:1
Full-time faculty: 150
Full-time & part-time faculty with PhDs: 88%

Online Courses
Online courses offered: No
Undergraduate online degree programs: No

Majors
Most popular majors:
English Language and Literature, General
Mathematics, General
Political Science and Government, General
Majors offered:
Ancient/Classical Greek Language and Literature
Anthropology
Archeology
Art History, Criticism and Conservation
Art/Art Studies, General
Astronomy
Chemistry, General
Classical, Mediterranean, and Near Eastern/Oriental Studies and
Archaeology
Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, General
East Asian Studies
Economics, General
English Language and Literature, General
English Language and Literature/Letters, Other

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 Statistics

Bryn Mawr College

101 North Merion Avenue Phone: 610-526-5152
Bryn Mawr, PA, 19010-2859 Fax: 610-526-7471
www.brynmawr.edu

French Language and Literature

Geology/Earth Science, General
German Language and Literature
History, General
Italian Language and Literature
Latin Language and Literature
Mathematics, General
Music, Other
Philosophy
Physics, General
Political Science and Government, General
Psychology, General
Religion/Religious Studies
Romance Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, General
Russian Language and Literature
Sociology
Spanish Language and Literature
Urban Studies/Affairs

Campus Life
Quality of Life Rating: 96
Fire Safety Rating: 73

Student Services
Counseling services:
Reader Services for Disabled
Tutors for Disabled
Note Taking for Disabled
Tape Recorders for Disabled
Special academic facilities/equipment:
Museum of classical and Near Eastern archaeology, mineral
collection, Child Study Institute, on-campus nursery school, Newfeld
Collection of African Art, Language Learning Center.

Student Housing
Housing options:
Coed Dorms
All Female Dorms
Apts for Single Students
Cooperative Housing
Students living on campus: 95%
Assistance finding off-campus housing: No

Campus Computer Information

Campus-wide network: Yes
# of computer labs/classrooms: 15
# instituionally owned computers and workstations for students: 300
Network access in dorm rooms: Yes
Network access in dorm lounges: No
Wireless campus network: No
Email and web access available through campus network: Yes
Fee for network use: No
Student web pages permitted: Yes
Student web pages provided: No

Extracurriculars

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 Statistics

Bryn Mawr College

101 North Merion Avenue Phone: 610-526-5152
Bryn Mawr, PA, 19010-2859 Fax: 610-526-7471
www.brynmawr.edu

Activities:
Choral Groups
Dance
Drama Theater
Literary Magazine
Music Ensembles
Music Theater
Radio Station
Student Government
Student Newspaper
Student Film Society
Yearbook

Organizations
Fraternities:
Sororities:
Students in fraternities: 0%
Students in sororities: 0%
Registered organizations: 100
Religious organizations: 11

Athletics
Athletic division: Division III
Women's intercollegiate sports:
Basketball
Volleyball
Swimming
Crew
Field Hockey
Lacrosse
Soccer
Cross-Country Track
Tennis
Track & Field
Badminton

Information for the Learning Disabled

Admissions Information
College entrance tests required: No

Services Offered
How professors are notified of LD/ADHD: Not Reported

Graduation Requirements
Course waivers/substitutions allowed: Not Reported

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 Other Schools to Consider and Rankings

Bryn Mawr College

101 North Merion Avenue Phone: 610-526-5152
Bryn Mawr, PA, 19010-2859 Fax: 610-526-7471
www.brynmawr.edu

Other Schools to Consider and Rankings

Other Schools To Consider
Students who considered also looked at:
Amherst College
Bard College
Barnard College
Boston University
Brown University
Bucknell University
Cornell University
Dartmouth College
Gettysburg College
Haverford College
Middlebury College
Mount Holyoke College
New York University
Princeton University
Smith College
Swarthmore College
Tufts University
University of Pennsylvania
Vassar College
Wellesley College

Bryn Mawr College's

Best 361 College Rankings
Rank List Category
#12 Their Students Never Stop Studying Academics

#9 Gay Community Accepted Demographics

#12 Nobody Plays Intramural Sports Extracurriculars

#17 Stone-Cold Sober Schools Parties

#13 Best Campus Food Quality of Life

#2 Dorms Like Palaces Quality of Life

Bryn Mawr College Appears on These Lists

Best Northeastern Colleges

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 Other Schools to Consider and Rankings

Bryn Mawr College

101 North Merion Avenue Phone: 610-526-5152
Bryn Mawr, PA, 19010-2859 Fax: 610-526-7471
www.brynmawr.edu

This school is one of the 224 colleges named a Best Northeastern

College by The Princeton Review. Our goal is simple: to identify some of
the colleges and universities that we feel stand out within each region.

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 Scholarships and Financial Aid

Bryn Mawr College

101 North Merion Avenue Phone: 610-526-5152
Bryn Mawr, PA, 19010-2859 Fax: 610-526-7471
www.brynmawr.edu

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Cost & Aid

Financial Aid Rating: 96
Regular Financial Aid Deadline: 3/1
Priority Financial Aid Deadline: 2/4
Financial Aid Methodology Used: Federal and
Institutional
Required Forms:
FAFSA
CSS Profile
Business Farm Supplement
Financial Aid Office Phone Number: 610-526-5245

Annual Expenses
Tuition: $32,230
How much for 4 years?
Room & board: $10,550
Average book and supply expenses: $1,000
Required fees: $780

Aid Statistics
Freshmen receiving need-based financial aid: 55%
Undergraduate receiving need-based financial 56%
aid:
Average freshman loan: $3,472
Average freshman total need-based gift aid: $24,641

Loans
Available Loans:
FFEL Subsidized Stafford
FFEL Unsubsidized Stafford
FFEL PLUS Loan
Federal Perkins
Direct lender: No

Scholarships & Grants

Need based :
Federal Pell Grant
SEOG
State Scholarships/Grants
College/university gift aid from institutional funds
Merit based :
Academic
Leadership
Federal work-study availability: Not Reported

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 Visiting Campus

Bryn Mawr College

101 North Merion Avenue Phone: 610-526-5152
Bryn Mawr, PA, 19010-2859 Fax: 610-526-7471
www.brynmawr.edu

Visiting Campus
Visiting Bryn Mawr

Transportation:
Philadelphia International Airport is 20 miles from campus. Taxis, limousines, and trains are
available. No advance arrangements are needed for a taxi. For limousine service, call Main Line
Airport Service at 610-525-0513 (or 800-427-3464 in PA) for information and reservations, or use
the courtesy phone at the airport (push Main Line). If you want to use the trains, take the airport
shuttle from the airport (it leaves every 20 minutes) to 30th St. Station in Philadelphia. From 30th
St., take the SEPTA R-5 train to Bryn Mawr (leaves approximately every half hour). Amtrak trains
and Greyhound buses serve Philadelphia from all over the country. Take the Amtrak train to 30th
St. Station in Philadelphia. From 30th St., take SEPTA commuter train R-5 (Paoli Local or Bryn
Mawr Local, which goes from Lansdale and Doylestown to Downingtown and Paoli) to Bryn Mawr;
the R-5 takes approximately 18 minutes to reach Bryn Mawr. The campus is a 5-minute walk from
the station; walk straight ahead (on Morris Avenue) as you get off the train. After 2 blocks, turn
left on Yarrow St.; the college stretches to your right and straight ahead. Bennett Taxi Service can
be called on a direct phone line from the Bryn Mawr train station if you don't want to walk. If you
want to call Bennett in advance, the number is 610-525-1770. From the Greyhound Bus terminal,
walk to the Market East train station and take the SEPTA R-5 train to Bryn Mawr (see preceding
directions).
Driving instructions:
From Center City Philadelphia Take I-76 west (Schuykill Expressway) to the City Avenue exit 339
(Route 1 South). Once on City Avenue, travel about 2.5 miles and turn right onto Lancaster
Avenue (Route 30 West). Travel about 4 miles to reach the center of Bryn Mawr. Turn right onto
Morris Avene; a gas station will be on your right and a Starbucks on your left. Follow Morris
Avenue as it curves left under the train-track bridge then bears right. Cross Montgomery Avenue
(at the traffic light). The Benham Gateway, which houses the Office of Admissions, is located on
the corner of Morris Avenue and Yarrow Street . The driveway entrance is on Morris Avenue and
ample visitor parking is available. Distance from turnpike to the College: under 7 miles. Driving
time: approximately 10-15 minutes.
If you're staying overnight...:
The guest rooms in Bryn Mawr's Wyndham Alumnae House are lovely but few. Fortunately,
lodging is plentiful in the surrounding area. A few hotels and inns in the Main Line and
Philadelphia areas: Adam's Mark Hotel City Avenue & Monument Road, Philadelphia 215-581-5000
Best Western Independence Park Hotel 235 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia 215-922-4443 Best
Western Inn 127 South Gulph Road, King of Prussia 610-265-4500 Comfort Inn Valley Forge 550
West Dekalb Pike, King of Prussia 610-962-0700 Doubletree Hotel Broad & Locust Streets,
Philadelphia 215-893-1600 Four Seasons Hotel 1 Logan Square, Philadelphia 215-963-1500
Hampton Inn 530 West Dekalb Pike, King of Prussia 610-962-8111 Hilton Inn at Penn 3600 Sansom
Street, Philadelphia 215-222-0200 Hilton Inn Center City 1100 Arch Street, Philadelphia 215-923-
0100 Hilton Valley Forge 251 West Dekalb Pike, King of Prussia 610-337-1200 Holiday Inn City Line
Avenue 4100 Presidential Blvd, Philadelphia 215-477-0200 Holiday Inn Midtown Philadelphia 1305
Walnut Street, Philadelphia 215-735-9300 Holiday Inn 260 Mall Blvd, King of Prussia 610-265-7500
Holiday Inn 400 Arch Street, Philadelphia 215-9238660 Hotel Sofitel 120 South 17th Street,
Philadelphia 215-569-8300 Hyatt Regency Philadelphia at Penn's Landing 201 South Columbus
Blvd, Philadelphia 215-928-1234 Marriott Courtyard 650 West Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting
610-238-0695 Marriott Downtown Philadelphia 21st & Juniper Streets, Philadelphia 215-496-3200
Marriott Philadelphia Airport 1 Arrivals Road, Philadelphia 215-492-9000 Marriott Philadelphia 12th
& Filbert Streets, Philadelphia 215-625-2900 McIntosh Inn 260 North Gulph Road, King Of Prussia
610-768-9500 Motel 6 Valley Forge 815 West Dekalb Pike, King of Prussia 610-265-7200 Park Hyatt
Philadelphia at the Bellevue Broad & Walnut Streets, Philadelphia 215-893-1234 The Purcell
Darrell House Bed & Breakfast 315 N. Chester rd., Swarthmore 610-690-4421 Radisson Hotel 1701
Locust Street, Philadelphia 215-735-6000 Radnor Hotel 591 East Lancaster Avenue, St. David's 610
-688-5800 Ritz-Carlton Hotel 10 Avenue of the Arts, Philadelphia 215-523-8000 Sheraton Park
Ridge Hotel 480 North Gulph Road, King of Prussia 610-337-1800 Sheraton Rittenhouse Square
18th & Locust Streets, Philadelphia 215-546-9400 Sheraton Society Hill 1 Dock Street, Philadelphia
215-238-6000 Sheraton University City 36th & Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia 215-387-8000 Wayne
Hotel 139 East Lancaster Avenue, Wayne 610-687-5000

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 Visiting Campus

Bryn Mawr College

101 North Merion Avenue Phone: 610-526-5152
Bryn Mawr, PA, 19010-2859 Fax: 610-526-7471
www.brynmawr.edu

The guest rooms in Bryn Mawr's Wyndham Alumnae House are lovely but few. Fortunately,
lodging is plentiful in the surrounding area. A few hotels and inns in the Main Line and
Philadelphia areas: Adam's Mark Hotel City Avenue & Monument Road, Philadelphia 215-581-5000
Best Western Independence Park Hotel 235 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia 215-922-4443 Best
Western Inn 127 South Gulph Road, King of Prussia 610-265-4500 Comfort Inn Valley Forge 550
West Dekalb Pike, King of Prussia 610-962-0700 Doubletree Hotel Broad & Locust Streets,
Philadelphia 215-893-1600 Four Seasons Hotel 1 Logan Square, Philadelphia 215-963-1500
Hampton Inn 530 West Dekalb Pike, King of Prussia 610-962-8111 Hilton Inn at Penn 3600 Sansom
Street, Philadelphia 215-222-0200 Hilton Inn Center City 1100 Arch Street, Philadelphia 215-923-
0100 Hilton Valley Forge 251 West Dekalb Pike, King of Prussia 610-337-1200 Holiday Inn City Line
Avenue 4100 Presidential Blvd, Philadelphia 215-477-0200 Holiday Inn Midtown Philadelphia 1305
Walnut Street, Philadelphia 215-735-9300 Holiday Inn 260 Mall Blvd, King of Prussia 610-265-7500
Holiday Inn 400 Arch Street, Philadelphia 215-9238660 Hotel Sofitel 120 South 17th Street,
Philadelphia 215-569-8300 Hyatt Regency Philadelphia at Penn's Landing 201 South Columbus
Blvd, Philadelphia 215-928-1234 Marriott Courtyard 650 West Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting
610-238-0695 Marriott Downtown Philadelphia 21st & Juniper Streets, Philadelphia 215-496-3200
Marriott Philadelphia Airport 1 Arrivals Road, Philadelphia 215-492-9000 Marriott Philadelphia 12th
& Filbert Streets, Philadelphia 215-625-2900 McIntosh Inn 260 North Gulph Road, King Of Prussia
610-768-9500 Motel 6 Valley Forge 815 West Dekalb Pike, King of Prussia 610-265-7200 Park Hyatt
Philadelphia at the Bellevue Broad & Walnut Streets, Philadelphia 215-893-1234 The Purcell
Darrell House Bed & Breakfast 315 N. Chester rd., Swarthmore 610-690-4421 Radisson Hotel 1701
Locust Street, Philadelphia 215-735-6000 Radnor Hotel 591 East Lancaster Avenue, St. David's 610
-688-5800 Ritz-Carlton Hotel 10 Avenue of the Arts, Philadelphia 215-523-8000 Sheraton Park
Ridge Hotel 480 North Gulph Road, King of Prussia 610-337-1800 Sheraton Rittenhouse Square
18th & Locust Streets, Philadelphia 215-546-9400 Sheraton Society Hill 1 Dock Street, Philadelphia
215-238-6000 Sheraton University City 36th & Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia 215-387-8000 Wayne
Hotel 139 East Lancaster Avenue, Wayne 610-687-5000
Hot spots on campus:
Thomas Hall (on National Historic Landmark Registry);Erdman Hall (designed by famed architect
Louis Kahn);The Cloister and Great Hall;The Labyrinth and Taft Garden;Rhys Carpenter Library;
Hot spots off campus:
Barnes Foundation Museum - Merion PA;Philadelphia;Longwood Gardens;Suburban Square and
King of Prussia - Shopping;Valley Forge National Park;

Campus Tours
Dates: Year Round
Times: Weekdays 10,11, 12,1,2,3 Saturday 10,11,12
Average length: 60min

On-Campus Interviews
Start dates - Juniors: Mid- March
Appointment required?: Yes
Advance notice: No
Average length: 30min
Info session: Y
Dates/times year-round: Academic Year
Arrangements: Contact Coach Directly

Class Visits
Dates: Academic Year
Arrangements: Contact Admissions Office

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 School Photos

Bryn Mawr College

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Bryn Mawr, PA, 19010-2859 Fax: 610-526-7471
www.brynmawr.edu

School Photos

School Photos

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