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This integrated dual-degree program will enable the student to broaden her knowledge of the liberal arts and sciences and to develop her professional experience in a selected field of engineering. Students in the program will be admitted initially by College of Notre Dame, where they typically will spend three years fulfilling general education requirements and completing advanced work in a major for the Bachelor of Arts degree. Each student then will complete an additional two years at Johns Hopkins, the University of Maryland or Columbia University, completing the requirements for a Bachelor of Science degree in one of the following disciplines: Aerospace engineering, Biomedical engineering, Chemical engineering, Mechanical engineering.
Persyaratan masuk bagi mahasiswa internasional
Students need to have completed a strong college preparatory program in high school accredited by the regional association of the College Board or an approved home school program. They must have a minimum of 18 academic units which includes four units in English and electives; three units in foreign language and mathematics, college preparatory; two units in science and history. International students must fulfill English language requirements by obtaining TOEFL with a minimum score of 500 on the written test and 173 on the computerized test.
College of Notre Dame of Maryland accepts IELTS*
* Please check with your chosen school for the exact entry requirements for your programme.
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Sarjana (S1)
Institusi penerbit ijazah
College Of Notre Dame Of Maryland
Nama jurusan
College of Notre Dame of Maryland
Nama tempat/fakultas
College of Notre Dame of Maryland
Alamat
4701 North Charles Street
BALTIMORE
Maryland
21210
Uraian Tempat
College of Notre Dame of Maryland, located in northern Baltimore City, was established in 1895, is a four-year, independent liberal arts college for women. Men are accepted in the accelerated college, Weekend College and graduate studies programs, and in all sessions in an exchange program with cooperating colleges in the area. Notre Dame faculty and students delve into the liberal arts and sciences in a variety of classrooms and laboratories in the College’s historic and modern facilities. Fourier Hall serves as the hub for Notre Dame’s programs for adult learners, housing the administrative offices for accelerated college, graduate studies, Weekend College and the Renaissance Institute. Also located in Fourier are the business department and the art department, which includes art studios and Gormley Art Gallery. Gibbons Hall is the oldest building on campus. Built in 1873, it is crowned by Merrick Tower, a Baltimore landmark. Many classes are held in this building, which features high ceilings, gleaming hardwood floors and soaring windows. Administrative and academic offices also are located in Gibbons Hall. Knott Science Center houses lecture halls and laboratories for biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics, pharmacy and psychology classes. A 250-seat auditorium is used for lectures and performances. A 40,000-square-foot addition houses state of- the-art labs and classrooms for biology and chemistry. In the valley below Knott Science Center is the Loyola/Notre Dame Library, which provides the information services and resources required to support the education programs of the two colleges. The Library’s collection consists of more than 400,000 volumes, 820 print and 39,000 electronic periodical subscriptions, and over 16,000 media items (many of which are videos, DVDs, and CDs).
Nomor telepon
+1 410 435 0100
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Informasi mengenai akomodasi
Residential life at Notre Dame is an important part of the students’ experience, allowing them to fully engage in all of the College’s activities and events. The living learning communities create deeper connections with the institution and peers, and lead students to assume a more active role in their education and their community. On-campus housing is available for full-time students. Residence halls are equipped with lounges, kitchenette, laundry facilities, telephones, computers, telephones, cable and internet access. Rooms have a twin bed, dresser, desk and chair and include a closet or wardrobe for each student. Two residence halls are provided for the students Doyle Hall and Meletia Hall. Doyle Hall primarily houses first-year and sophomore students in double rooms and a limited number of suites. A floor of single rooms is available for sophomores. Morrissy honors floor and a Perspective on Education and Culture special interest floor are also available. The building also houses the College's dining room, Gator Alley, a commuter lounge and student life offices. Mailboxes for all resident students are located in Doyle Hall. Meletia Hall, the recently renovated turn-of-the century residence hall, offers single, double, and triple rooms with private, suite and floor bathrooms. This building primarily houses juniors and seniors. The historical renovation of the building, including the main lobby with a working fireplace, study and chapel, makes it a favorite with students. SAGE Dining Services takes great pride in the quality of food and the services they offer. SAGE takes a healthy approach to food preparation. Every meal starts with fresh, healthy ingredients, and the menus offer a variety of choices and include theme meals that will satisfy every student’s appetite. The campus dining hall, located in Doyle Hall, is open to all students, guests and faculty and staff members. SAGE also operates the Gator Alley Cafe located in the lower level of Doyle Hall.
