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105 Eden St
Bar Harbor , ME 04609
(207) 288-5015
http://www.coa.edu

Setting

Town, remote from an urban area

Enrollment

324

Full time

305

Part time

19

Men full time

112

Women full time

193

Region Campus Street View

Mission Statement

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College of the Atlantic More Information

Type of School

Four or more years , Private not-for-profit

Religious affiliation

None

Highest degree offered

Masters

Calendar

Trimester

Distance learning opportunities

No

College of the Atlantic Diversity

American Indian/Alaskan Native

0%

Asian/Pacific Islander

1%

Black/Non-Hispanic

0%

Hispanic

1%

White/Non-Hispanic

17%

Non-Resident Alien

14%

Race/ethnicity unknown

67%

Enrollment statistics are for a 12-month period as of 2007.
College of the Atlantic Admission Basics

Admissions office phone number

(800) 528-0025

Open admission policy

No

Undergraduate Application fee

$45

Applied

347

Admitted

235

Enrolled

84

Admitted %

68%

College of the Atlantic Admission factors

Admission test scores

Neither required nor recommended

Secondary school GPA

Recommended

Secondary school rank

Recommended

Secondary school record

Required

TOEFL

Recommended

Completion of college preparatory program

Recommended

Recommendations

Required

Formal demonstration of competencies

Neither required nor recommended

College of the Atlantic Admission statistics

Students submitting SAT

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SAT 1 Verbal 25^th percentile score

-

SAT 1 Verbal 75^th percentile score

-

SAT 1 Math 25^th percentile score

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SAT 1 Math 75^th percentile score

-

Students submitting ACT

-

ACT Composite 25^th percentile score

-

ACT Composite 75^th percentile score

-
College of the Atlantic Cost

In-State Tuition, Full-time Undergraduates

$31,467

Out-of-state Tuition, Full-time Undergraduates

$31,467

Books and Supplies

$600

On-campus room and board

$8,490

Off-campus room and board

$8,490

College of the Atlantic Financial Aid

Students Receiving Aid

92%

Receiving Federal Grants

21% , $2,753 on average

Receiving Institutional Aid

70% , $16,099 on average

Receiving Student Loans

75% , $3,625 on average

College of the Atlantic Programs & Majors

Graduates in 2007/2008 academic year.

Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies	Bachelor	Master
Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other	68	4

College of the Atlantic Deadlines

Early decision deadline

Dec 1st

Early action deadline

-

College will notify student of early decision by

Dec 15th

College will notify student of early action by

-

Priority application deadline

-

Financial aid priority deadline

-

Regular application deadline

Feb 15th

Fall application deadline

Feb 15th

SAT Reasoning / ACT scores due

Feb 15th

SAT Subject score report due

Feb 15th

Financial aid deadline

Feb 15th

Transfer priority application deadline

-

Transfer priority financial aid deadline

Feb 15th

Transfer application closing date

Apr 1st

Transfer deadline for filing financial aid forms

-

College will notify student by

Apr 1st

College will notify student of transfer decision by

Apr 25th

College will notify student of financial aid decisions on or about

Apr 1st

Student must reply to acceptance by

May 1st

Student must reply to financial aid decision by

May 1st

Deadline for housing deposit

May 1st
College of the Atlantic Admin Settings

College Profile Override

-

Application Link

www.coa.edu/assets/application.pdf

Scholarship Calculator Link

-

Facebook Link

-

Twitter Username

-

Virtual Tour Link

-

Enable Regional Events

-

College of the Atlantic Sports

National Collegiate Athletic Association Membership

-

Football program

-

Basketball program

-

Baseball program

-

Cross country/track program

-

College of the Atlantic Military Programs

ROTC

No

Army

No

Navy

No

Air Force

No
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College of the Atlantic Scholarships

Merit Scholarships Available:	Amount
COA's Presidential Scholarship	-	Y
The Alice Blum Yoakum Scholarship Fund	-		Y
The August Heckscher Scholarship Fund	-		Y
The Craig Greene Scholarship and Campus Stewardship Fund	-
The Davis-United World College (UWC) Scholars Program	-
The General Student Scholarship Fund	-
The Maine Student Scholarship	-
The Maurine P. and Robert Rothschild Graduate Scholarship Fund	-			Y
The Merrill Scholarship	-
The Rebecca Clark Memorial Scholarship	-		Y

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