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Located in Richmond, Indiana, Earlham College is home to a vibrant, diverse, and intellectually curious global community - some 23 percent of students identify as domestic minorities, while another 18 percent of students are international, representing more than 60 countries. Some 35 percent of students participate in Division III athletics. Earlham's 9:1 student-faculty ratio and small classes (average class size is 12) ensure that students and professors are on a first-name basis. This personal learning environment provides students with a curated curricular and co-curricular experience and ensures distinctive research, internship and leadership opportunities. Earlham was founded in 1847 by Quakers to foster education rooted in respect, integrity, peace, simplicity and community. Today, the college still embodies those qualities and is consistently ranked among the top national liberal arts institutions and the best classroom learning experiences in the country. Earlham students are focused on social justice, sustainability, and community, and that focus plays out in their personal endeavors and their professional outcomes. As a result, Earlham is an uncommonly inclusive and welcoming community. Earlham changes students, and those students go on to change the world for good.

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