According to the CTCL website, the schools share the following characteristics:
• low student-to-faculty ratios that foster collaboration, engaged learning, and personal attention
• a commitment to undergraduate education focusing on the liberal arts and sciences
• a living and learning environment that is primarily residential and emphasizes the benefits of community, personal growth, participation, and involvement
• smaller student enrollments
• out-of-classroom learning opportunities including participation in internships, study abroad, service to others, and special interest activities
• holistic admission policies including several with “test-optional” routes to admission
• alumni networks that stand ready to help graduates with professional and career development opportunities
On August 1st, the Colleges That Change Lives group will visit Seattle to give students an opportunity to learn more about the 40+ colleges that are a part of CTCL such as Whitman College, College of Wooster, Allegheny College, Eckerd College, Rhodes College and St. Olaf College to name a few. It is a more intimate gathering, and it is important to arrive promptly at 7pm for the presentation, with the fair following.
Sheraton Seattle Hotel
Metropolitan Ballroom A & B
1400 Sixth Ave
Seattle, WA 98101
Students should register online.
P.S.
Did you know that Steve Carrell, Jennifer Nettles, Michael C Hall and Jennifer Garner are all CTCL grads?

According to the CTCL website, the schools share the following characteristics:
• low student-to-faculty ratios that foster collaboration, engaged learning, and personal attention
• a commitment to undergraduate education focusing on the liberal arts and sciences
• a living and learning environment that is primarily residential and emphasizes the benefits of community, personal growth, participation, and involvement
• smaller student enrollments
• out-of-classroom learning opportunities including participation in internships, study abroad, service to others, and special interest activities
• holistic admission policies including several with “test-optional” routes to admission
• alumni networks that stand ready to help graduates with professional and career development opportunities
On August 1st, the Colleges That Change Lives group will visit Seattle to give students an opportunity to learn more about the 40+ colleges that are a part of CTCL such as Whitman College, College of Wooster, Allegheny College, Eckerd College, Rhodes College and St. Olaf College to name a few. It is a more intimate gathering, and it is important to arrive promptly at 7pm for the presentation, with the fair following.
Sheraton Seattle Hotel
Metropolitan Ballroom A & B
1400 Sixth Ave
Seattle, WA 98101
Students should register online.
P.S.
Did you know that Steve Carrell, Jennifer Nettles, Michael C Hall and Jennifer Garner are all CTCL grads?