Little Ivies
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The Little Ivies are a group of small, highly selective liberal arts colleges in the Northeastern United States known for their academic excellence and Ivy League–like prestige.
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| instanceOf |
group of liberal arts colleges
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informal collegiate group → |
| emphasizes |
broad-based liberal arts curriculum
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undergraduate education → |
| hasApproximateSelectivityLevel |
similar to Ivy League
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| hasCharacteristic |
Ivy League–like prestige
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academic excellence → highly selective admissions → liberal arts focus → small enrollment → |
| hasMember |
Amherst College
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Bates College NERFINISHED → Bowdoin College NERFINISHED → Bryn Mawr College → Bucknell University → Colby College NERFINISHED → Colgate University → Connecticut College NERFINISHED → Hamilton College → Haverford College → Lafayette College → Middlebury College → Mount Holyoke College → Skidmore College → Smith College → Swarthmore College → Trinity College (Connecticut) → Union College (New York) → Vassar College → Wellesley College → Wesleyan University NERFINISHED → Williams College NERFINISHED → |
| hasReputationFor |
competitive admissions
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high per-student resources → rigorous academics → |
| hasTypicalEnrollmentRange |
approximately 1,500–3,000 undergraduates
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| isInformalDesignation |
true
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| isOfficialPartOf |
Ivy League (no)
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| isSubsetOf |
elite liberal arts colleges in the United States
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| knownFor |
residential campus life
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strong alumni networks → strong faculty-student interaction → |
| locatedIn |
Northeastern United States
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| oftenComparedTo |
Ivy League
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| regionIncludes |
Mid-Atlantic United States
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New England → |
| termUsage |
primarily used in college admissions discourse
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used by college guidebooks → used by education journalists → |
| typicalInstitutionType |
private college or university
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Referenced by (1)
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Amherst College
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memberOf |