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Reed College

Portland, Oregon

Institution Type

Private College

College Type

4-Year

Region

West

CTG Transfer Rating

69

/ 100

Transfer Accessible

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Reed College is a smaller private college located in Portland, Oregon.

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Annual Transfers

1,358

Enrollment

$66,780

Tuition

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Phone

(503) 777-7511

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Toll Free

(800) 547-4750

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Address

Portland, Oregon

3203 SE Woodstock Blvd

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Admissions Email

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School Website

Transfer Snapshot

Reed College is a smaller private college located in Portland, Oregon. It enrolls approximately 1,358 students and has listed tuition of $66,780.00. The school reports approximately 50 annual transfer students. Transfer students can contact Milyon Trulove directly for admissions guidance.

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College Description

One of the most intellectually rigorous liberal arts colleges in the nation, Reed is a small, selective nonsectarian college in Portland offering a single undergraduate Bachelor of Arts degree with majors in 26 disciplines spanning arts, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences. Famous for its required year-long humanities core course, senior thesis requirement for every student, and its culture of serious academic inquiry. Reed has produced more Rhodes Scholars per capita than nearly any other institution and maintains no Greek life or organized athletics.

Data is reviewed regularly. Tuition and fees are subject to change.

Always confirm details with the college before applying.

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