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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Pepperdine[/quote] Not a liberal arts colleges.[/quote] If course it is…..85% of undergrads at Pepperdine are at Seavers College…..do your research….[/quote] It is not a liberal arts college, then. Thank you for proving the point.[/quote] Both of you are wrong. 100% of Pepperdine undergrads are at the Seavers College. A Liberal Arts college….[/quote] Correct. Pepperdine is an interesting one.[/quote] It’s only interesting if you shut your ears and don’t listen: it’s not a liberal arts college. We know from its school of law, business school, graduate school of education and psychology, and public policy school. Even Seaver college has master programs.[/quote]
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