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The intellectual core — literature, history, mathematics, and the natural sciences, taught in seminars built for argument.
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Founded in 1890 on the conviction that rigorous inquiry should serve the world beyond the lecture hall, Demo School educates 9,400 students across seven schools — from the humanities to the computational sciences.
The intellectual core — literature, history, mathematics, and the natural sciences, taught in seminars built for argument.
From materials to robotics, a hands-on curriculum where the lab is as central as the lecture.
Our youngest school and our fastest growing — machine intelligence, systems, and the ethics of scale.
Strategy grounded in analysis. A program shaped by case studies drawn from real institutions.
A century of training advocates who read closely, write clearly, and reason without flinching.
Population-scale problems met with field work, statistics, and policy that reaches the clinic.
A cross-school team pairing glaciologists with the Computing & Data faculty has built a model that reconstructs eleven thousand years of atmospheric record from layered ice — and made the full dataset open to any researcher who asks.
The work began as an undergraduate thesis. It now anchors a federally funded lab.
One application, no fee for need-eligible students, and a reading process that weighs who you are alongside what you've done. Early Action closes November 1.