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- *A Guide to Yale College, 2020–2021
- (Starting out at Yale)
- Preorientation Programs
- Cultural Connections
- FOCUS on New Haven
- First-Year Outdoor Orientation Trips
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- Home Suite Home
- Head of College’s Office
- Common Room
- Courtyard
- Shared Spaces
- A Head Start.
- A Dean of One’s Own.
- (Pierson Dining Hall conversations in progress)
- One of its facades is Collegiate Gothic, the other is Georgian; opened in 1933
- Our sculpture, Lipstick (Ascending) on Caterpillar Tracks, by Claes Oldenburg
- TD’s motto and cheer is “Àshe!” which means “We make it happen” in Yorùbá
- (Intramural sports)
- (College Teas)
A Guide to Yale College This is Yale. We’re glad you asked.
From the moment they arrive, first-years are able to dive into all that Yale has to offer. In part this is because so many programs are in place specifically to welcome and guide them—from preorientation to first- year counselors (Yale seniors) to First-Year Seminars (small classes taught by some of Yale’s most prominent professors) to parties. We...
Several optional preorientation programs give new students a chance to meet each other prior to the formal First-Year Orientation.
(CC) introduces first-years to Yale’s cultural resources and explores the diversity of student experiences on campus, with emphasis on the experiences of students of color and on issues related to racial identity.
takes first-years on a six-day exploration of the urban landscape within and beyond the Yale campus.
(FOOT) are six-day and four-day back packing trips for all levels in the mountains and hills of Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, Massachusetts, and Connecticut, led by upper-level students who have extensive training in keeping FOOTies safe and healthy in the backcountry. Harvest begins at the Yale Farm, and then groups of first-years led by upp...
(OIS) is a four-day program designed to ease the transition of international students to the United States by familiarizing them with academic and social life at Yale. It is organized and led by international upper-level students with support from the Ofice of International Students and Scholars. First-Year Counselors The First-Year Counselor (...
Anticipated Major History (I’m also pre-med) “From tough an amazingly diverse population, to and rigorous courses, to Bulldog pride at the Yale-Harvard football game, Yale never disappoints.” fun times over hot chocolate or discussing how classes are going. I did not expect to find such wonderful people whom I would trust as much as I do. They ...
Wake up and get ready for the day. Make the trek up Science Hill for Gen Chem. It’s just a short walk through Sterling Chemistry Lab to my Chem discussion section. Lunch with a friend at Ben Franklin College, where I reenergize with great pizza and a nice serving of broccoli. To York Street for my history seminar on Native American studies, one o...
> Taking Choctaw language classes in the Native American Language Project
Most first-years live in suites in which four students occupy two bedrooms and share a common living room. After the first year, there are mul-tiple possible living arrangements. From top: A common room in Branford College; a bedroom in Farnam Hall on Old Campus; a bedroom in Berkeley College; a bed room with built-in desk and bookshelves in Ezr...
located next to the Morsel, the Game Room is a social hub where students get together to watch TV or play pool, table tennis, air hockey, and foosball. a beautiful view of the Lipstick and happily close to both the buttery and the gym. BASEMENT
With comfortable seating and ample desk space, the Common Room is a welcoming place, whether you want to work on a problem set, play the concert grand, or just hang out by the fireplace on a chilly night.
An outdoor room for barbecues, leaf and snowball fights, and spontaneous and formal events. Or cool your toes in Morse’s water feature, known as “the Beach.” BASEMENT
Morse and neighbor Ezra Stiles College share several under-ground performance and activity spaces. But don’t let their location in the basement fool you: skylights flood these rooms with light. With adjustable tiered seating, a full-featured sound system, a sprung floor, and theatrical lighting, the Cres-cent Underground Theater showcases student-...
What really makes a residential college a college versus simply place to live is that each has its own dean and head of college— adults living among students in microcosms of Yale College as whole. The head of college is the leader of the college, responsible for the physical well-being and safety of students who live there, as well as for foste...
Residential college deans serve as chief academic and personal advisers to students in their col-leges. Morse College Dean Angela Gleason says the college system o≠ers a genuine and stable com-munity in a world of constant but often virtual contact. The college system provides a means for students to develop connections and relationships not just...
Meghanlata Gupta and Ethan Brown are comparing their research experiences and debating the ethics of informing human research subjects about how their data might be used and shared. Ethan relates the issue to our expectations of privacy on social media platforms. First-year students Tasnim Islam, Claudia Meng, and Diego Meucci are talking about th...
Style Points Delicious reputation: as test kitchen for Yale’s Sustainable Food Project, Berkeley pioneered a sustainable menu for all the colleges
How We Boola Boola Annual snowball fight, North Court vs. South Court Independence Day, when Branford declares its indepen-dence from Yale in a day of barbecues and parties Annual Louisiana crawfish boil and Cajun music ball; Take Your Professor to Dinner Nights
Great Awakening Fall Festival; the formal Spider Ball; JE SUX! Mural painting in the basement; the bike repair shop, ideal for our location next to the Farmington Canal Greenway Trolley Night: Clang, clang, clang goes the party
Fall Flag Football Volleyball Pickleball Soccer Cross Country Table Tennis Coed Coed Coed Coed Coed Coed
College Teas are informal Q&A’s hosted by the head of each residential college and often cohosted by campus organizations such as the Film Society or the Yale Daily News. The teas give small groups of students an intimate opportunity to pick the brains of world leaders, thinkers, and talents. Members of the hosting college get first dibs on front...
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Nov 5, 2020 · Application Overview. Yale offers prospective students three ways to apply. These are the Common Application, the Coalition Application, and the QuestBridge National College Match application. The application deadlines on all of these platforms are the same.
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