At a women’s college, your voice will be heard and amplified.
IT’S HARD TO PICK JUST ONE. WITH 65+ MAJORS, *
ARTS AND HUMANITIES
• Ancient Studies/Classics
• Art
• Art Conservation and Heritage Science
• Art History
• Dance
• English
• Foreign Languages
• French and Francophone Studies
• German Studies
• Italian
• Italian Studies
• Japanese
• Late-Antique Medieval Studies
• Music
• Philosophy
• Religious Studies
• Russian and East European Studies
• Theatre
• Writing and Rhetoric
INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS
• Africana Studies
• American Studies
• Asian American Studies
• Asian Languages and Literatures
• Asian Studies
• Chicanx Latinx Studies
• Critical Global Studies
• Environmental Analysis
• Environment, Economics, and Politics
• European Studies
• Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
• Humanities Major: Interdisciplinary Studies in Culture
• Jewish Studies
• Media Studies
• Middle Eastern and North African Studies
• Neuroscience
• Organizational Studies
• Philosophy, Politics, and Economics
• Science and Management
• Science, Technology, and Society
• Biochemistry
• Biology
• Biophysics
• Chemistry
• 3-2 Engineering
• Geology
• Human Biology
• Mathematics
• Molecular Biology
• Organismal Biology
• Physics
* Please note that the list of majors provided does not include those offered at the other Claremont Colleges.
• Spanish, Latin American and Caribbean Literatures and Cultures
SOCIAL SCIENCES
• Anthropology
• Economics
• Economics-Accounting
• History
• International Relations
• Linguistics
• Mathematical Economics
• Politics
• Psychology
• Public Policy
• Sociology
Average Class Size at Scripps
of graduates from the Class of 2023 completed at least one internship* 81%
Student-toFaculty Ratio
*CP&R First Destination Survey responses
Scripps’ place in the Claremont consortium offers students the benefits of a women’s college with the opportunities, connections, and resources of a larger co-ed institution.
INTERNSHIPS
Scripps students have interned with the following:
Apple
California Department of Justice
City of Hope
Emily’s List
Feminist Majority Foundation
Former Members of Congress
Girls Who Code
Guggenheim Museum
International Rescue Committee
Meta
The Humane Society
The Smithsonian Institution
The Walt Disney Company
UC San Francisco
UCLA School of Medicine
U.S. Department of State
U.S. House of Representatives
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
Scripps offers numerous resources to help its students thrive, and The Claremont Colleges provide dozens of clubs and organizations, including:
First-Gen @ Scripps
Activities Team
Economics Society
Food Justice Club
Outdoor Women Leaders
Politics Association
Queer Resource Center
Scripps Challah
Scripps Code
Scripps Live Arts
The Claremont Colleges A Capella Groups
The Scripps Voice newspaper
1,082
Students
(total undergraduates)
44 States and DC Represented
academic year.
25 Countries Represented (not including the US)
SCRIPPS PRESENTS
Our signature public events series brings students into conversation with influential writers, performers, and policymakers like Samin Nosrat, Lena Waithe, Yara Shahidi, and Pete Buttigieg.
CAMPUS TRADITIONS
From our campus olive harvest to Afternoon Tea to seniors leaving their mark on Graffiti Wall, Scripps has a long history of beloved traditions.
THE LASPA CENTER FOR LEADERSHIP
The Laspa Center sponsors programs, conferences, internships, and grants designed to empower emerging women leaders.
Study Abroad and Global Education (SAGE) is a unique academic opportunity for students to extend critical inquiry beyond Scripps’ campus.
115 + programs to choose from
45 + countries to study in ~ 60 % of students study abroad during their time at Scripps
Scripps is your home base at the heart of The Claremont Colleges, a consortium of five prestigious undergraduate institutions.
At Scripps, our consortium partners are steps away, not a bus ride.
Admission and Financial Aid
First-Year Admission Deadlines:
Early Decision I: November 15
Early Decision II: January 8
Regular Decision: January 8
First-Year Financial Aid Deadlines:
Early Decision I: November 15
Early Decision II: February 1
Regular Decision: February 1
Scripps College is test-optional.
59% of students receive financial aid, and Scripps is committed to meeting 100% of a student’s demonstrated financial need.
All first-year applicants are automatically considered for scholarships; amounts range from $15,000 to $30,000, annually.
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