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Group Visits. The Colby College Office of Admissions and Financial Aid welcomes school groups and organizations to visit the College and learn more about our admissions and financial aid process. We ask that requests for group visits be made at least three weeks in advance of your visit date. Though we cannot guarantee group visits during ...
Colby Arts is building a culture of creativity that is innovative, bold, and socially conscious. Cutting-edge facilities on campus and in downtown Waterville provide faculty and students the technical support and flexibility needed for integrated teaching and inclusive arts programming that critically engage the imagination. Learn More.
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Campus. Founded in 1813, Colby College is the 12th-oldest private liberal arts college in the country. Located in central Maine, our 714-acre Mayflower Hill campus overlooks downtown Waterville and the Kennebec River Valley. Conveniently located off I-95, Colby College is the ideal setting for your next program.
Estimate your cost in 90 seconds. We meet 100% of demonstrated need without loans. Families who make up to $75,000 with typical assets have a $0 parent/guardian contribution. Families who make up to $150,000 with typical assets pay $15,000 or less. 95% of families who make $200,000 or less qualify for aid.
Colby’s stewardship of the islands will build on Up East’s unparalleled commitment to ecological research, preservation, and education in mid-coast Maine. A key part of this will involve continuing to support the thriving lobstering community that uses Allen Island and that Betsy Wyeth helped re-establish. The College’s use of the islands ...
Colby College is one of the oldest liberal arts colleges in the US. It is located in Maine, around 20 miles from the state capital, Augusta, and around twice that from the sea. Founded in 1813, it became a liberal arts college 15 years later. In 1833, a group of students formed an anti-slavery society after being inspired by a speech delivered by abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison. Its 714 ...
