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Study at Naropa University
Naropa University was established in 1974 as the Naropa Institute by Tibetan Buddhist teacher, Chgyam Trungpa. This private liberal arts institute is located in Boulder, Colorado. Naropa University's recent enrollments have been around 1,000 undergraduates
and postgraduates, of whom about 5% are international students. Naropa University offers a large number of undergraduate and graduate degree programs. In addition, study abroad
and distance learning opportunities are provided. The university also hosts the summer writing program through the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics. Naropa University is home to several active student groups such as the Art
and Enlightenment Sangha, The Dharma Clowns, Improvisational Movement and Music, International Students Club,
and Women in Buddhism: Sakyadhita. Students are offered financial assistance through scholarship programs such as the Naropa in Prague: Engaged Writer Scholarship, The Frederick P. Lenz Foundation Merit Scholarship, Monastic Scholarship,
and The Jack Kerouac Scholarship. Naropa University is in a small city, in Boulder, CO. The school is classified as a private, not-for-profit college. Students at Naropa University earn degrees up to the Post-Master's certificate. There are more programs of study at the school than you'll find at most colleges of similar size. The most common major fields study at Naropa University include music, drama
and performing arts, therapy and counseling, and conservation and resource management. The school does not admit all applicants. Naropa University, in 2007, had 1,104 students (934 full-time equivalent). The school makes available student meal plans. Contact: Naropa University Naropa University |
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