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» Academics
Percent of student majors: Humanities (17%); Social Sciences (37%); Sciences (including Psychology, 31%); Engineering and Computer Science (11%); Interdisciplinary and Area Studies (4%).
Academic Calendar | Advising | Bookstore | Course Catalogue |
Graduation Requirements | Library | Registrar

» Financing
64% of all students receive financial assistance. The average need-based scholarship is $27,000, and the average merit-based award is $10,000.
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Tuition and Fees

» International Programs
More than 60 percent of all Union students have an abroad experience. Union offers terms abroad or three-week mini-term programs in dozens of countries.
Costs | FAQs | International Students | Programs At a Glance

» Residential Life and Dining Services
90% of all students live in residence halls or college-owned houses. Vegetarian, kosher and themed-cuisine meals are among the variety of dining options offered.
Dining Services | Meal Plans | Motor Vehicles | Off Campus Housing |
Residential Life

» Safety
Campus Safety officers are on duty 24/7. Personal safety measures include key pad locks for residences and Minerva Houses; the Union Trolley and walking escorts; and new security cameras and lighting.
Campus Safety | Personal Safety | Emergency Response | Harassment

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