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Undergraduates: 2,300
Total Students: 2,600
With a professor to student ratio of 13 to 1, faculty have
the primary commitment of teaching students. Classes are taught
by professors, not graduate or teaching assistant students, with
an average class size of thirty students. This size class
provides a rich learning environment where teachers can develop
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Undergraduates: 3,400
Total Students: 3,600
With 3,600 students, PLU's liberal arts and professional
programs give you more choices than you will find at a small
college and more personal attention than you will find at a
large school. PLU provides the type of support that can
only come from a close-knit community.
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Undergraduates: 900
Total Students: 1,300
The size of Northwest University is large enough to allow students to choose from numerous academic and extracurricular options. At the same time, NU is a community in which students develop authentic relationships with each other and professors.
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Undergraduates: 4,200
Total Students: 6,700
Gonzaga is considered a mid-size institution boasting an undergraduate population of
approximately 4200 students. Although GU has grown over the
last decade, the average class size remains at 23 students and
the student-faculty ratio is 13:1. Gonzaga has always had a
tradition of “cura personalis” which means care of the whole
person.
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Undergraduates: 120
Total Students: 120
Your advisor at Trinity will be the faculty chairperson for your department. Student-to-faculty ratio of 8 to 1 tells part of the story. You’ll plan your education with the person who knows your program best, and you often won’t need an appointment.
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