After graduation, Alleghenians achieve considerable success. Allegheny ranks, for example, in the top 5 percent of all liberal arts colleges in the number of graduates who go on to earn Ph.D.s, and in the top 4 percent in producing U.S. business leaders. A private, co-educational institution of 1,900 undergraduates from 37 states and 19 countries. More than 100 student organizations and other activities. A Personalized Education Close faculty-student collaboration.
Financial aid brings the cost to a level affordable by families of modest means.
All residence hall rooms wired for direct Internet access. More than 200 public computers in 16 locations across campus. Information technology employed by faculty to enhance teaching and learning. New multimedia Language Learning Center in Ruter Hall. Videoconference facility in Murray Hall.