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Peter's Hidden Gem Series #3: Hardin-Simmons University (TX)
FACTS ABOUT HARDIN-SIMMONS UNIVERSITY Hardin-Simmons University is a Christian college located in Abilene, Texas (population 128,000), about 3 hours west of the Dallas/Fort Worth metro area. The college has a primarily residential student body of 1,200 undergraduate students. Hardin-Simmons University offers more than 50 bachelor, minor, and certificate programs, as well as several graduate programs. 97% acceptance rate. They consider a wide range of students (B- to A+). 2026
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Peter's Hidden Gem Series #2: Earlham College
PETER’S HIDDEN GEM SERIES. #2 FACTS ABOUT EARLHAM COLLEGE Earlham College is in Richmond, Indiana (population 36,000) located 40 minutes west of Dayton, Ohio, and 4 hours southeast of Chicago, Illinois. It is also 75 miles east of Indianapolis, Indiana. The college has a primarily residential student body of 670 from 44 states and 55 countries. Earlham College offers 42 majors, 39 minors and pre-professional programs including the option to create a student-designed major. Th
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PETER’S HIDDEN GEM SERIES. #1
FACTS ABOUT MCPHERSON COLLEGE McPherson College is in McPherson, KS (population 19,000) located just 45 minutes north of Wichita and 3 hours west of Kansas City. The college has a primarily residential student body of over 800 from 33 states and 26 countries McPherson College offers over 60 majors, minors and pre-professional programs including the option to create a student-designed major. Their endowment is $1.5 billion. 77-84% acceptance rate (average GPA is 3.4 and range
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NEUROSCIENCE PROGRAMS AT 43 SMALL COLLEGES
Are you debating between biology, psychology, chemistry, physics, computer science, medicine, mathematics, philosophy, linguistics, and engineering? If so, try neuroscience. It’s not exactly new—it is “new-ish” (formalized as a major in the 1960’s and 70’s), but it is certainly gaining in popularity. Enrollment in neuroscience at the undergraduate level has increased significantly (over 40%) in recent years. This popularity is driven by an increased interest in disorders of t
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