{"content":[{"text":"Performance standards are high, but a variety of strategies are used to reduce \n student stress. First, students have many mentors, both peer and faculty. Peer \n tutoring for classwork is readily available to all at both the Writing Center and \n Quantitative Center. For emotional issues, the Counseling Center on campus \n provides each student with ten free sessions. If a student needs more and signs a \n statement that she is unable to pay for it, she will be given additional sessions free of \n charge even after that.","bbox":{"left":0.147255,"top":0.108633,"width":0.705248,"height":0.124127}},{"text":"Under the Honor Code, students submit and receive back work in an open location, \n trusted not to look at each other’s papers, and they take tests un-­‐proctored in many \n possible locations including their own rooms or classrooms where the other \n students are taking different tests so no one can compare their pace.","bbox":{"left":0.147255,"top":0.253482,"width":0.696665,"height":0.07109600000000005}},{"text":"Application deadlines are Nov. 15 (Early Decision I), Jan. 1 (Early Decision II) and \n Jan. 15 (Regular Decision). The acceptance rate is 40%, with median ACT scores \n ranging from 27 to 32. Interviews are considered.","bbox":{"left":0.147255,"top":0.3453,"width":0.677682,"height":0.05321800000000004}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.176667,"top":0.416566,"width":0.647059,"height":0.375}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.176667,"top":0.416566,"width":0.647059,"height":0.375}]}