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    Spelman Originally named Atlanta Baptist Female Seminary Founded by two white female educators, Sophia Packard and Harriet E. Giles. Spelman is a private not for profit Liberal Arts Institution for women.

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    Spelman Originally named Atlanta Baptist Female Seminary Founded by two white female educators, Sophia Packard and Harriet E. Giles. Spelman is a private not for profit Liberal Arts Institution for women.

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    Spelman

    Originally named Atlanta


    Baptist Female Seminary

    Founded by two white female


    educators, Sophia B. Packard and
    Harriet E. Giles.

    Majors
    Private not for profit Liberal
    Arts Institution for Women
    $43,741
    2016s Tuition & Fees
    Historically Black
    College and
    Universities

    #1

    Best Womens
    College

    #7

    College

    Established 1881

    Changed Name to
    Spelman College in 1924
    First college degree
    granted in 1901
    First Women's Research
    and Resources Center on
    a HBCU campus

    over

    Students

    Foreign Travel-Study Program established in 1956

    Job/Graduate
    Placement

    Graduation
    Rate
    Liberal Arts
    College

    #7

    Most
    Innovative

    #10

    Notable Spelman Alumni


    Keisha Knight Pulliam, Alice Walker,
    Bernice King, Shaun Robinson

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