Bryn Mawr College is located 11 miles west of Philadelphia on a beautiful, 135.5 acre campus in Montgomery County. As one of the Seven Sisters, Bryn Mawr has a long-standing history as one of the country's top institutions for higher learning, particularly in the natural sciences and mathematics.

Bryn Mawr's buildings are truly original in their adaptation of Jacobean Gothic and possess romance and charm. There are physical sciences, psychology and anthropology buildings. The College also has language laboratories, a computer center housing over 100 microcomputers and a wide selection of educational software. There are also physical education facilities consisting of a gymnasium with an eight-lane pool, a weight room, tennis courts and playing fields, all on one of the most beautiful college campuses in the East. Archaeology and anthropology collections, as well as extensive rare book collections, are housed on campus.

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