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Pomona College is located in Claremont, Calif., a tree-lined residential community of 35,000 near the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains. Within 50 miles of the campus lies all that Southern California has to offer—from academic and cultural centers, theme parks and attractions, to the desert, mountains and beaches.
Pomona offers two combined Pre-Engineering programs with other universities: the 3-2 Plan in Engineering: California Institute of Technology and Washington University in St. Louis, and the 2-1-1-1 Dual Degree in Engineering with the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth. Prehealth Preparation. Pre-Law Preparation. Pre-Engineering Partnerships.
Pomona College is one of a handful of institutions committed to need-blind admissions and meeting the full demonstrated financial need of all students who enroll. 56% of Pomona students receive some form of financial aid. The Need-Based Financial Aid commitment means a student's financial need is determined after a careful review of each family ...
If you're a senior in high school or applying with less than one year's worth of college credit, you will be a first-year applicant. Transfer Admissions. If you've completed at least one year's worth of college credit by the time of your potential enrollment at Pomona, you will be a transfer applicant. Diversity and Access
Over half of Pomona’s students receive need-based financial aid from the College to support their study; the average financial aid package is $61,621; and the College meets 100 percent of the demonstrated financial need of every enrolled student. Since 2008, all financial aid awards have been a combination of scholarships, grants and work ...
Pomona is also one of the 5 Claremont Colleges, a consortium enabling its students to cross-register for 2,700 classes and mingle with over 6,000 peers across our adjacent campuses. So even though our small classes (averaging 13), strength across the curriculum (with 48 majors) and tight-knit residential life (4 years guaranteed housing) might ...
If Pomona is your absolute first-choice college, an Early Decision (ED) application may be your best option. Both ED I and ED II applicants are evaluated in the same way; the only difference is that ED II has a later calendar date (allowing applicants, for instance, to show more of their senior year grades and to take an additional round of standardized testing).
