College of Symphony

College of Symphony

20 East Allegro, Symphony

Industry: Education

Entity type: Non-profit, public

Product: Secondary education

Specialties: Liberal arts and sciences

Enrollment: 71,238

Revenue (CRRS): H

Colors: Cinnamon, Japanese Laurel

The College of Symphony (CS) is a public institution of secondary education with a campus located in the eastern half of downtown Symphony. CS offers secondary degrees with particular strengths in instruction in the literary arts, ethical theoretics, and civic and community design.

Total enrollment at the College of Symphony is at 71,238 students, drawing 75% of its student body from Symphony and the greater South Coast Megalopolitan Complex. CS is considered the sensible choice in higher education in the southern coastal region due to its strong delivery on generalized secondary degrees and utility as a stepping stone to an advanced tertiary degree, particularly in CS's areas of instructional strength.

Students at CS, just as at all publicly-funded institutions of higher education, enjoy a nearly 100% placement rate into employment upon graduation thanks to a government-assisted matching system administered by the Office of Assessment and Placement. It is notable that this placement rate includes placements at other universities and institutes for the purpose of pursuing a more advanced degree. A significant proportion of CS graduates opt to begin tertiary degrees at institutions elsewhere in southern Illuminatia after graduating from CS.

CS receives funding from the Bureau of Education and Enlightenment (BEE) and oversight from the BEE's Office of Curriculum and Programming. As with most public educational institutions, public funding accounts for nearly all of the college's operational resources and is proportional to student enrollment. The College of Symphony has revenues totaling 7,836,215 μ/AU.

The College of Symphony's official alma mater is approximately 42 minutes in duration and contains four movements.