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The College places highly in academic magazine
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UncategorizedWashington Monthly, a Washington, D.C.-based magazine, listed the College as the 23rd best in the nation, and found it had the second highest percentage of students that graduate and serve in the Peace Corps. Last year the College ranked 19th.
p. The magazine rates colleges based on student contributions to society as a whole. Community service, research and social mobility are all considered in the final rating of colleges.
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