Yale College was launched on 1701 and it is a coeducational undergraduate institution providing instruction in the liberal arts and sciences to approximately 5200 scholars. The College is the most former and the biggest school of the University, which also comprises the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and 10 professional schools. It provides a liberal arts education, one that objectives to cultivate a broadly informed, majorly disciplined intellect without specifying in advance how that intellect will be utilized. It recommends its entire scholarly person to consider a summer, a term, or a year abroad sometime during their college careers.
Special Programs Undergraduate Curriculum
Center for Language Study
Francis Writer-in-Residence
Rosenkranz Writer-in-Residence
Yale Journalism Initiative
Undergraduate Program for Teacher Preparation
Expository Writing
Directed Studies
Science and Quantitative Reasoning
Resource Office on Disabilities
Simultaneous Award of Bachelor's/Master's Degrees
Perspectives on Science and Engineering
Combined Bachelor's/Master's Degrees/Professional Schools
Eli Whitney Students Program
Freshman Seminar Program
Residential College Seminars
The DeVane Lectures
Contact Address
Yale University
Yale College Dean's Office
1 Prospect Street, SSS 110
P.O. Box 208241
New Haven, CT 06520-8241
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