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Go to: school homepage	Spelman College 350 Spelman Lane Box 277 Atlanta, GA 30314 Phone: 800.982.2411 or 404.681.3643 ext. 5913 Fax: 404.215.7788 Email: admiss@spelman.edu Spelman, a pioneer in leadership for Black women, promotes academic excellence in the liberal arts. The predominantly residential, private college provides an academic climate that develops students' intellectual, ethical, and leadership potential. The College is a member of the Atlanta University Center consortium, and Spelman students enjoy the benefits of a small college while having access to the resources of the five other participating institutions. The educational program at the College is designed to give students a comprehensive liberal arts background through study in the fine arts, humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. Students are encouraged to think critically and creatively and to improve their communicative, quantitative, and technological fields. The academic program prepares students for graduate and professional study as well as entry into the world of work. Spelman seeks to empower the total person. The College provides an environment that enables self-confidence, cultural enrichment, and spiritual well being. This environment attempts to instill in students an appreciation for the many cultures of the world, a willingness to serve the community, and a sense of responsibility for bringing about positive social change. Undergraduate academic programs Art Biology Chemistry Child Development Comparative Women's Studies Computer and Information Sciences Economics Education English Foreign Languages Health and Physical Education History Independent Major Mathematics Music Natural Science Major-     Environmental Science Concentration Philosophy and Religion Physics Political Science Psychology Sociology and Anthropology Theatre, Dance and Drama Women's sports Basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, swimming, tennis, track, volleyball Activities Choral groups, dance, drama, film, Greek life, jazz band, magazine, marching band, music ensembles, musical theater, student government, student newspaper, yearbook Disability services Services for hearing impaired, learning disabled, people with speech or communication disorders, visually impaired. Wheelchair access. Home | Diverse | Affordable | Successful Influential | Contribute News | Events | About GFIC | Contact us | Site map	Degrees offered: Bachelor's degree only Setting: Urban Admission acceptance rate: 42% of applicants admitted Undergraduate enrollment: 2,053 Diversity: Percent of students with minority backgrounds: 100% Percent of international students: less than 1% Percent of out-of-state students: 70% On-campus housing: Guaranteed for all first-year students Annual tuition/fees: Tuition: $11,950 Room and board: $7,625 Student fees: $2,175 Total: $21,750 Financial aid: 85% of students receive aid
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