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College of the University of Chicago
Since 1892
The College of the University of Chicago is the undergraduate college of the University of Chicago.
The College is notable for pioneering a now-widespread model of the liberal arts undergraduate program with various innovations: adoption of the Socratic method in undergraduate contexts, the Great Books program, and the core curriculum. These modes, largely associated with reforms by former University chancellor Robert Maynard Hutchins, remain among the most expansive of well-regarded American colleges.
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