One of the benefits of receiving a Liberal Arts education is the acquisition of skills to work in groups, something employers value highly. Liberal Arts Colleges are more likely to have an environment that fosters teamwork and support among students, rather than a cutthroat campus.
For this ranking, we asked students to rate their campus on a scale from “highly competitive” to “highly collaborative.” The more academically collaborative environments often correlated with higher student satisfaction levels at these schools. Here is the list of the most collaborative Liberal Arts schools.
Top 20 Liberal Arts Colleges with the Most Collaborative Academic Environments
Ranking | School | State | |
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1 | Hampshire College | MA | |
2 | Carleton College | MN | |
3 | Oberlin College | OH | |
4 | Whitman College | WA | |
5 | Chapman University | CA | |
6 | Colorado College | CO | |
7 | Bryn Mawr College | PA | |
8 | Goucher College | MD | |
9 | Pitzer College | CA | |
10 | Eckerd College | FL | |
11 | Westminster College | MO | |
12 | Cornell College | IA | |
13 | Kenyon College | OH | |
14 | California Lutheran University | CA | |
15 | Skidmore College | NY | |
16 | The College of Wooster | OH | |
17 | Muhlenberg College | PA | |
18 | Hamilton College | NY | |
19 | Linfield College | OR | |
20 | Whittier College | CA |