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WHY MITCHELL?
QUESTIONS
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admissions@mitchell.edu
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Mission
Mitchell College celebrates and develops the power of unique minds.
College Type
A nonprofit four-year coeducational, residential liberal arts college offering bachelor degrees and associate degrees, Mitchell developed its distinct educational approach over 80 years, blending a tradition of mentoring with an expertise in teaching diverse learning styles to create a highly individualized model that benefits all students. Mitchell is committed to the broader community through building strong, creative, and cooperative partnerships. Located on a beautiful waterfront campus in historic New London, CT it is also home to championship NCAA Division III athletics, Thames at Mitchell College (transition program on the Mitchell College campus for students who are college able, but not college ready), and the Duquès Academic Success Center which includes the renowned Bentsen Learning Center.
Founding
Mitchell College was founded in 1938.
Accreditation
New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE). Information available at neche.org.
WHY MITCHELL?
QUESTIONS
800-443-2811
admissions@mitchell.edu
Text questions to: 860-910-1052
REQUEST ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
Location & Campus
Location
New London, CT – Suburban, residential, coastal campus situated on the Connecticut shoreline, one hour to Hartford or Providence and two hours to Boston or New York City
Campus
68 acres on the historic Thames River where it meets Long Island Sound, two private beaches, athletic fields, and the Mitchell Woods green space (woods, pond and walking trails)
Buildings
Historic homes, newer construction, and the Red Barn comprise administrative, instructional, athletic, performing arts and residential space
Diversity & Numbers
Enrollment (Fall 2017)
638 Mitchell students: 562 full-time, 76 part-time
58 Thames students
Diversity
30% are students of color
20% access academic support through the Bentsen Learning Center 58% male 42% female
Residence
68% of full-time Mitchell College students live on campus
NCAA Division III Athletics
36% of students are athletes; 14 varsity sports; learn more about our athletic programs
Financial Aid
95% of all degree seeking students receive need or merit-based financial aid
Leader in Academic Support
Academics
Average Class Size
14 Students per Class
Student/Faculty Ratio
14:1
Semesters
Fall (Session I and Session II)
January MiniMester (two-week winter session)
Spring (Session I and Session II)
May MiniMester (two-week session)
June MiniMester (two-week session)
Course Catalog
Information about campus, programs and policies is contained in the Course Catalog
Faculty & Staff
Visit Contact Us for the Faculty and Staff Directory
Tuition, Fees, Administration
Tuition & Fees
Click here to learn about tuition and fees.
Institutional Review Board
Click here to learn more about the Institutional Review Board.
Financial Summary
A financial summary is available on request. Please contact the Finance Office at 860-701-5111.
Leadership
Interim Co-Presidents
Mary-Jane McLaughlin, M.S.
Catherine Wright, Ph.D.
Board of Trustees
Chair of the Board of Trustees Kevin R. Hennessy, J.D.
Vice Chair Jane Flood, P’18
Secretary Bridget Baird, Ph.D.
Treasurer Tom Ruffing, M.E., M.B.A., P ’16
Lucila Arango, P’14
Helene Banks, J.D.
Donna Barclay, M.S. ’72
Richard Carlson ’64
Patrick Caulfield, P’15
Rick D’Avino, J.D.
Nancy Dolan ’74
Peggy Flood, Ed.D., P’16
Sam Flood, P’18
Mark Kirschner, ’68
Walter Kuhn, M.B.A., P’20
Gwen Mariani, P’21
Joe Mariani, P’21
Mary-Jane McLaughlin, M.S.
Barbara Pratt, M.B.A., P’16
Charles Pratt, P’16
Kim Ruffing, Ph.D., P’16
Mark Shoemaker, M. Arch., P’18
George White, D. Arts
Catherine Wright, Ph.D.