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Mitchell College is a private, coeducational liberal arts college located in New London, Connecticut.

Mitchell College, a private, coeducational liberal arts college located in New London, Connecticut is home to 1,250 undergraduates. Based on the most recent National Centre for Education Statistics data, 95% of Mitchell’s undergraduate students are from the United States. For every 100 undergraduate students at Mitchell, 24 students live in on-campus housing.

The average net cost of attendance for an undergraduate student at Mitchell College is $28,684. Students have a choice between an open curriculum and several interdisciplinary programs which include Biomedical Science Program; Business Administration; Communications and Professional Studies; English Language Institute; Fire Technology and Emergency Management; Forensic Science Program; Health Information Management Program; Liberal Arts Businss Administration Program; Mathematics and Computer Science Program; Nursing Program; Psychology Major/Minor/Certificate Programs.

Mitchell College has 34 academic programs available to its undergrads. In order to graduate from the institution with your Bachelor’s degree in Biology – General or Mathematics (including general math), you can expect to pay $60,947 including tuition and fees (assuming that you do not attend any summer school). You may need to spend as much as $14,402 for room and board if you choose to live on campus or $7000 for off campus living. The highest amount for room and board charged by Mitchell College was during the 2015-2016 academic year ($14,402).

The college was founded in 1938 and occupies an 80-acre (32 ha) campus overlooking Long Island Sound.

Mitchell College is a private, independent liberal arts college located in New London, Connecticut on a hilltop overlooking Long Island Sound. The school was founded in 1938 and occupies an 80-acre (32 ha) campus overlooking Long Island Sound. The student body and the surrounding town have a close-knit community feel to them as Mitchell students often interact with each other outside of class and participate in activities such as sports and theatre programs.

The school has received several accolades for being among the best value colleges in the United States, including recently by Forbes magazine. As a liberal arts school, Mitchell grants degrees across four divisions: social sciences; humanities; science, technology, engineering and math; and visual and performing arts. What’s more, many of these majors can be combined with minors at the undergraduate level or advanced study at the graduate level.

Mitchell offers 12 intercollegiate varsity sports teams that compete regionally within Division III of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Men can compete in baseball, basketball, cross country running, football and swimming & diving while women have basketball, cross country running volleyball. In addition to this traditional sports roster is arguably one of the most unique: men’s rugby team which competes against universities from all over New England.

Men’s Rugby Team vs University of New Hampshire

Mitchell College offers bachelor’s degrees in 20 academic majors, including two programs in Education.

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Mitchell also offers associate degrees in three academic majors.

• Associate Degrees.

What are they?

Associate degrees allow students to complete an accredited education in a concentrated area of study. After completing the general education requirements, students can elect to focus on one or two majors, completing either a transfer or career-specific associate degree.

What is the difference between an associate degree and a certificate of completion?

•An associate degree typically requires the successful completion of between 60 and 64 credits, while an award of completion usually requires between 30 and 32 credits. An award of completion might be more focused than an associate degree, but it may not lead to as many career opportunities. Choosing between an associate degree and awarding of completion will depend largely on whether you plan to continue your education at another institution or enter the workforce directly following graduation from Mitchell College.

•Awarding colleges do not generally confer degrees; instead they “award” certificates that provide recognition for individuals who complete certain programs (such as the American Culinary Federation’s Certificate of Achievement). Although this may be less prestigious than earning a college diploma, it can still be rewarding for students who choose this path.

The college also has an athletics program that competes at the NCAA Division III level as a member of the New England Collegiate Conference and participates in 19 varsity sports.

All NCAA Division III schools (aside from the very smallest) belong to one athletic conference, and Mitchell College is no different. The school’s 21 sports teams compete against a wide range of opponents, including other New England schools like Becker College and Tufts University. Like most non-theological schools, Mitchell has a wide variety of sports on offer: men’s sports include baseball, basketball, cross country running, football, golf, lacrosse (indoor/outdoor), soccer (fall/spring), swimming & diving (indoor/outdoor), tennis; women’s sports include basketball (co-ed), cross country running, field hockey, golf, lacrosse (indoor/outdoor), soccer (fall/spring), softball, swimming & diving (indoor/outdoor), tennis. The school also has an athletics program that competes at the NCAA Division III level as a member of the New England Collegiate Conference and participates in 19 varsity sports.

Mitchell offers students several ways to participate in athletics both on and off campus. Many students are able to join their respective team(s) as a walk-on or try out for one after joining the college; others will take advantage of intramural programs like basketball or Madden NFL 18. Students can sign up for these activities by visiting their respective department webpages using the MitchellConnect portal or by picking up forms at their student life office located in Stephen J Mitchell Center.