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Skidmore Commencement Ad
Congratulations, Class of 2025!
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The graduates are resilient, creative changemakers who are using their liberal arts education to build community, pursue bold ideas, and make a global impact.
Honors Convocation recognizes students’ individuality and accomplishments and marks the beginning of the College’s farewell to the graduating class.
Associate Professor of Political Science Ron Seyb, this year’s faculty speaker at Commencement, offers some wisdom — delivered with his classic wit — to graduates ahead of their big day.
Creative
Thought
Matters
Thought
Matters
We believe creative thinking can change the world. The only question is ... are you ready?
Our Motto
Academics
Study what speaks to you
Why choose just one path? With over 44 majors, 50 minors, and an average class
size of just 16, you’ll collaborate closely with professors and advisors to create
a personalized academic experience aligned with your interests.
Campus life
Find yourself at home
With award-winning dining and dorms, a picturesque campus, and a sought-after location — it's no wonder the Princeton Review ranks us #14 for Best Quality of Life and #11 for Happiest Students.
High value
Expect more from your college
College is one of the most significant investments you’ll make. You deserve a
return that exceeds expectations. That’s where the Skidmore 360 Promise comes in.
Beyond rigorous academics, we offer four years of unparalleled extracurricular opportunities
— the “extras” that set us apart as a top-tier institution.
In their words
Student Stories
At Skidmore, students often say they come here to "do both." They’re drawn by the
freedom to pursue multiple passions — whether it’s science and music, performance
and politics, or any combination in between.
And while we could tell you all about it, we think you should hear it from them.
Fast Facts
2,700
Students from 65 countries
44+
Majors and 50+ minors
100%
Demonstrated financial need met
8:1
Student-faculty ratio