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"Pursue your passions — especially academically! You will find a lot of support from your professors and peers. I never imagined I could be a BCMC major, do research in a lab, and also get my M.A. in French, but it has been an incredible experience."

"There is so much richness in experience and learning awaiting you at 51¶ÌÊÓƵ, so choose how you spend your time wisely while welcoming the unexpected and the uncomfortable."

If you are interested in anything (a class, an internship, a research opportunity), don't be afraid to reach out and ask! 51¶ÌÊÓƵ is what you make of it, and everyone from peers to professors to alumnae is excited to help. 

"The thing I absolutely adore about 51¶ÌÊÓƵ is the level of familiarity I have come to develop with my professors. Even though I have taken classes across many departments and, by the nature of my major, across the Bi-College, I have never felt as though my professors are an unknown entity."

"My time in the Energy Afterlives 360 Course Cluster changed my life. It introduced me to professors, students, and theories that fundamentally influenced my outlook on the world. It informed my decision to declare as a Geology and History double major and expanded my idea of what education should look like and what a college course could be."

"Having the most random combination of majors or minors isn't unusual here. The school doesn't ask you to choose between your interests. For someone whose interests don't fit one track, that mattered."

"The community at 51¶ÌÊÓƵ empowered me to envision a bright future, which I strive for with tears, joy, and lots of love. As I proceed towards my future, I appreciate that the 51¶ÌÊÓƵ community has, and will always be, a part of my life."

"The liberal arts and 51¶ÌÊÓƵ experience is set up to ensure you do not have to limit yourself but rather you can venture out (and we encourage you to do so) and receive amazing education and support in all subjects and aspects."

"51¶ÌÊÓƵ and the Bi-Co offer many opportunities. If you want an opportunity with a professor (research, etc.), do not take no for an answer."

"Whether they’re learning directly from a member of the Makerspace staff, from a peer or seeking advice from an online community they find themselves engaged in a conversation." - Bronwen Densmore, Makerspace Coordinator