Lafayette College

Lafayette College is an institution of higher learning that grants undergraduate degrees. Seventy miles west of New York City, the college has an average yearly enrollment of approximately 2,400 students.

Known for its liberal arts and engineering programs, Lafayette College is located on a 340 acre campus. The college offers more than 250 student organizations, has an active Greek life, and a popular radio station, WJRH. The college was ranked 34th on the "America's Best Colleges 2008" list for Liberal Arts schools in U.S. News and World Report.Lafayette College: Lafayette at a Glance

Lafayette offers a writing program which integrates writing into all courses at the college. Select undergraduates are trained to become Writing Associates who provide readings and help students find their own voice. 50-60 associates are employed each year. Lafayette College: College Writing Program

• President: Daniel Weiss
  • 2005-present: President
    • 2002-2005: Dean of the Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts and Sciences at the Johns Hopkins University

• Undergraduate Majors
• Lafayette College Notable Programs of Study:
  • Engineering
  • Geology and Environmental Geosciences
  • History and Government & Law

• Princeton Review: Lafayette College
• These are from the official Lafayette College website:
  • Admissions
  • Requirements for Admission
  • Transfer Students
  • International Students
  • Financial Aid

• Official Site: Visiting Campus