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The Department of Education at Vassar College reflects the philosophy that a broad liberal arts education is the cornerstone of successful teaching.
Vassar offers students a choice of four ways to proceed toward a degree which embodies an education that is personally significant. They are: concentration in a department; an interdepartmental program; a multidisciplinary program; or an individually tailored course of study in the independent program.
Continually Striving to be the Best Employer in the Hudson Valley It takes intentionality to build and maintain a workplace where every employee feels valued and they are truly part of something meaningful. Vassar's culture is centered around the people who live, work, and learn in our community and we are committed to the total-well-being […]
Standardized Tests. Vassar does not require applicants to submit SAT or ACT scores. Applicants can declare whether or not they wish to include testing with their application by logging in to the applicant status portal and completing the test optional form; the deadlines to do so are:
Vassar offers 50 majors, 68 correlates (minors), and 2 dual-degree programs. View our majors and correlates
Before arriving at Vassar, you will begin to plan your course of study by exploring the Vassar College Catalogue, reading the Academic Information section of the First-Year Handbook, pre-registering for the fall semester, and filling out and returning your Statement of Academic Interests (due July 1).
Workday is the financial management and human resources management software solution used by Vassar College. Workday allows Vassar to standardize resource planning processes across campus while reducing paperwork and increasing efficiency.
