Fast Facts
Founded in 1847
by the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers), Earlham
College is an independent, four-year, coeducational, residential
institution of higher learning. 
Among the nation's
academically strongest liberal arts colleges, Earlham develops
in its students broad and deep competencies in both traditional
and emerging disciplinary and interdisciplinary fields.
Moreover, the College educates students to
live and work effectively together with others; to value
lifelong learning; to appreciate cultural, ethnic and religious
diversity; and to become engaged global citizens.
Factbook: Data and Details
Earlham
is committed to sharing accurate information with the public.
In addition to
Factbook: Data and Details, you can
find information about student outcomes at pages about:
- National Survey of
Student Engagement (NSSE)
- Collegiate
Learning Assessment (CLA)
- U-CAN by the National
Association of Colleges and Universities (NAICU)
|
| President |
| Douglas C. Bennett |
| Academics |
| Faculty: |
98 |
| Full-time: |
89 |
| Part-time: |
9 |
| Student/Faculty Ratio: |
12/1 |
| Students |
| Enrollment: |
1,127 |
| Female: |
55% |
| Male: |
45% |
| Minority
Population: |
11% |
| International
Population: |
15% |
| Athletics |
| NCAA Division III |
| 16 Varsity Sports |
| Finance |
| 2009-10
Costs: |
| Tuition |
$34,400 |
| Room |
$3,600 |
| Board |
$3,560 |
| Fees |
$764 |
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| Total |
$42,324 |
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