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Union College

New York State Private College of Arts and Sciences
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Union College, located in New York Schenectady City is a private College of Arts and Sciences Founded in 1795, Union College is the first one licensed by the New York State Government Higher education institutions
The United College offers general education courses in 21 colleges and departments, and provides students with opportunities for interdisciplinary majors. The United College enjoys a high reputation in the College of Arts and Sciences, offering a series of courses in humanities, social sciences, arts, science, literature and foreign languages, as well as ABET certified undergraduate degrees in computer engineering, bioengineering, electrical engineering and mechanical engineering. The rich overseas exchange programs enable about 60% of the students to have international learning experience.
Chinese name
Union College
Foreign name
Union College
Time of establishment
1795
Nature of running a school
Private university
School characteristics
Member of the Consortium
American Association of Independent Colleges and Universities member
Current leaders
David Harris President
School setting
College of Humanities, College of Engineering, College of Biological Sciences, College of General Education, etc
School motto
Sous les lois de Minerve nous devenon tos fr è res
Address
Schenectady, New York 12308
major awards
2 US Presidents, 1 Nobel Prize, 1 Pulitzer Prize
Well known alumni
Chester Allen Arthur Jimmy Carter William H. Seward
School area
120 acres
Number of students
two thousand and two hundred

School History

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Union College (formerly Schenectady College), 1795
The United College was founded in 1795. In New York State, only Columbia University (Built in 1754) It was founded earlier than the United College. During the colonial period and at the beginning of the founding of the United States, most of the Higher education institutions It was jointly established with British religious groups to commit to the permanent development of their respective Christian groups. However, with the rise of democratic cultural change, the old educational methods, especially the old purpose and structure of higher education, have begun to be challenged. In this context, the United College was established on a broader universal basis.
Schenectady , established and ruled by Dutch immigrants at that time. With about 4000 residents, it is the third largest city in the state, second only to New York and Albany The local Dutch Reformation Church began to show interest in establishing colleges in the city, and in 1778 invited the pastor Dirck Romeyn of New Jersey to draft the school building plan.
The Schenectady Academy was founded in 1785 Schenectady The first all - organized school. After the establishment of the school, it has developed rapidly, and the number of new students will reach about 100 within one year. In 1792, the college began to provide a complete four-year university course, and also provided basic practical courses for female students. The College's charter was originally State University of New York The board of directors refused, but in 1794, the school reapplied for "Union College". The name was to reflect the decision of the founder of the school that the school should not have any specific religious beliefs. On February 25, 1795, the State Government of New York granted the Union College a license, which is still celebrated as "Founders' Day".

geographical position

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Located in the United States New York Schenectady , from the capital of New York State Albany And "Uncle Sam" TROY About half an hour's drive, at Metropolitan District of New York Inside, at Mohawk River (also known as Mohawk River) downstream on the south bank.
Climate: continental climate, four distinct seasons, average temperature in summer 27.5 ℃, minimum average temperature in winter 9.9 ℃
The geographical position of the college is superior, close to New York Montreal boston In modern metropolises, such convenience provides great convenience for students' future employment. Three hours east to Boston and three hours south to New York.

School Profile

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Founded in 1795, it is the first college recognized by the New York government.
Union is famous for its outstanding engineering and overseas exchange projects. Students need to be very dedicated and hardworking in Union. Professors are very concerned about the learning situation of each student and have high requirements for students. Even if a student is absent from a class, the professor will pay attention to it. There is a very close communication and exchange between students and professors, and between students and management. The whole student has a good collective atmosphere. Although Union is famous for engineering, its liberal arts and science teaching is still excellent. The school has strong strength in natural science, economics, political science, psychology and other fields. Union Many courses need a lot of Thesis writing And research, the ability of students is very high. More than 75% of Union's students will participate in overseas exchange projects during their college years
Union sometimes gives people the image of party school, and there are many activities in the school. Schenectady also provides many places for students to spend their spare time, but some students feel that the whole city is dull and not particularly safe
Male female ratio: male 53%, female 47%
Convenient transportation, about one hour from the airport and about one mile from the railway station

School facilities

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Music and Art Center, auditorium, theater, track and field, planetarium, tennis court, Golf Course , football field, indoor stadium, library, laboratory, bookstore, convenience store, student activity center, etc.
The unique buildings of the school are very artistic and civilized, such as Jackson Garden, Abby Auditorium, College Park, etc., providing a beautiful and quiet learning and living environment for students.

Professional settings

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African Studies
American Studies
Anthropology
Applied Mathematics
Astronomy
Biochemistry
Biology
Chemistry
Classics
Computer Engineering Computer Engineering
Computer Science
East Asian Studies
Economics
Electrical Engineering
English
Environmental Science
Geography
Geology
History
Latin American&Caribbean Studies Caribbean Research
Law and Public Policy public policy
Leadership in Medicine/Health Management
Managerial Economics managerial economics
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Modern Languages
Music
Neuroscience
Philosophy
Physics
Politics
Psychology
Russian&Eastern European Studies
Science, Medicine and Technology in Culture
Sociology
Theatre and Dance
Visual Arts
Women and Gender Studies

School Honors

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  • U.S. News
2020:45 [1]
2019: 39

Well known alumni

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William Henry Seward -The Secretary of State of the United States assisted Lincoln in introducing the Abolition Act and purchasing Alaska
David Anderson - Scottish born US dollar diplomat, Yugoslavia ambassador
Chester A. Arthur - 21st President of the United States
Andrea Barrett - Winner of National Best Author Award
Bill Carmody was once a member of Northeastern University Princeton University Head coach of the basketball team
Jimmy Carter - 39th President of the United States
Amos Dean- University of Iowa First President
Vic Fazio - United States House of Representatives
Gordon Gould - inventor of laser
Ira Harris, a famous American politician, senate
Fitz Hugh Ludlow - famous American writer and explorer

Admission requirements

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Examination requirements
TOEFL:TOEFL IBT>90
SAT I: 1920
SAT II: Not required
IELTS: No
Application fee
Normal application: $50
Online application: 0
End date
Autumn application deadline: January 1
Notification time of results: April 1
Early Decision: November 15
Early Action:/Month/Day
Early Decision II: January 15
Spring admission or not: None
Spring application deadline:/month/day
Admission statistics
Admission rate: 39%
Early Action Admission Rate:
Early Decision Admission rate: 83%
SAT I Critical Reading score (average 50% student score range): 560-660
SAT I Mathematics score (average 50% student score range): 590-680
SAT I Writing score (average 50% student score range): 570-670
Average TOEFL score: N/A
Top 10% in high school: 64%
Top 25% in high school: 87%
Top 50% in high school: 97%
Whether it is provided for students who fail to meet TOEFL requirements conditional offer : No
Whether there is a separate language learning admission: No
TOEFL score requirements: TOEFL IBT>100 (SAT I Verbal>600 can exempt TOEFL requirements)

Fee scholarship

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Tuition+living expenses: $54273 for one year
The data is the annual cost of 2009-2010, and the school will increase by 5% - 10% every year
Financial aid
Whether to provide financial aid to international students: Yes
Type of financial aid provided: grant granted as needed -- Yes