Geneva, NY 14456

Originally formed as two separate entities of higher education, Hobart and William Smith Colleges merged officially as one college in 1943. The result has become a New York liberal arts college that provides students with top-notch opportunities to become the next leaders in society.

Hobart and William Smith Colleges offer more than 40 majors and 60 minors, ranging from Africana studies, dance, and Public Policy, to education, Greek, and lesbian, gay, and bisexual studies. Additionally, Hobart and William Smith Colleges recently introduced a new Master of Teaching program dedicated to providing a graduate degree and teacher certification for its liberal arts majors through a fifth year of study.

Located in picturesque upstate New York, Hobart and William Smith Colleges offers a beautiful, 188-acre campus for students and faculty to call home. If you are looking for an outstanding liberal arts education, then Hobart and William Smith Colleges is an excellent place to spend your college years.

Quick Facts:

Hobart and William Smith Colleges is located on 188 acres in the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York.

The legal "family" name of Hobart and William Smith Colleges is Colleges of the Seneca.

There are approximately 2,000 students enrolled at this New York liberal arts college.

The student/faculty ratio at Hobart and William Smith Colleges is 11-1.

The average class size at Hobart and William Smith Colleges is 17.

Fifty percent students at Hobart and William Smith Colleges take advantage of its many study abroad opportunities offered in close to 30 countries.

Through the numerous recycling and ecological programs on campus, Hobart and William Smith Colleges are becoming increasingly "green." In fact, this New York liberal arts colleges is the first in the state to employ wind power energy on campus.

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