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| New College of Florida |
Here are six unusual colleges and what makes them different:
- Colorado College – Students take one course at a time.
- Deep Springs College – With a total enrollment of no more than 30 men, this elite college is a working ranch in the Nevada desert that awards associate’s degrees and charges no tuition.
- Landmark College – This Vermont college is just for bright students with learning disabilities, ADHD or Autism Spectrum Disorder.
- New College of Florida – New College, Florida’s public honors college, has no grades or GPAs. Students develop a contract with their adviser each semester and get a written evaluation, instead of grades. Students do individual research and/or group projects.
- St. John’s College – With campuses in Annapolis, Maryland and Santa Fe, New Mexico, all students read and discuss the Great Books, about 150 of them.
- Webb Institute – Webb is a tuition-free engineering college on Long Island with 100% job placement. Students can get a Bachelor of Science Degree in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering.
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What's your favorite unusual college and what makes it different?
