Pomona College N College Way, Claremont

Pomona College is in an extremely beautiful setting with a small town feel. The campus itself is surrounded by very nicely maintained middle to upper middle class homes. The area is very walkable with lots of tree lined streets. The college itself is just a wonderful top quality institute with professors dedicated to helping each and every student achieve their educational goals.

Beautiful campus, nice people, full of vibrant life and presten nature. Recommend walking for nice a walk, with cute little down town to explore.

Visited our friend's graduation on May 13, 2018. It was a very special event, very well organized!!!

College is closed but you can walk around the buildings sit in the benches have a real quiet time, under the trees, meditate look at buildings and admire the different architectural designs. I really enjoyed the walk around Pomona College. Besides there is a farmers market taking place at Claremont downtown 2 blocks west of Pomona College.

Great place to visit, liberal arts education at its best!

This school was so beautiful and it absolutely took my breath away. We only came to visit the museum (which was also stunning and the staff was great) butwe stayed the look around the campus and I just loved it here. The amazing architecture, the beautiful trees, the cute little creatures. I loved it all. Unfortunately for me, I can't afford to go here. That's honestly the only flaw I have. Otherwise, I would loved to attend.

Beautiful campus. Large trees throughout, green grass. Very serene. Not very many people around.

Spectacular College..Great choice for outstanding education..

I can't imagine my life without the skills, abilities, and perspective that I gained during my years at Pomona. A faculty that was brilliant, challenging, AND accessible. A student population that was diverse, intense, accomplished, and frivolous. I am forever grateful for the opportunity to attend such a distinguished and intellectually exciting academic environment.

Pomona has a strong claim to offering the best undergraduate liberal arts education of any college or university in the world. Practically no other institution can offer its students as many resources (thanks largely to the 7C consortium, its massive endowment, and its excellent location) while still maintaining the level of individual attention and sense of community characteristic of small colleges. The campus culture is exceptionally supportive, collaborative, inclusive, open, and in general healthy compared to other elite schools with which I am familiar. That's not even to mention the great food, dorms, campus, weather, and other quality of life factors. Of course, like every other college, it isn't perfect and will be a better fit for some than others, but in a general sense, the educational experience it offers is, to the best of my knowledge, essentially unparalleled. I wouldn't want to be anywhere else.