Glotzbach had announced that he would retire at the end of the 2019–2020 school year. 2006 marked the start of the largest campaign in Skidmore's history, Creative Thought. Bold Promise. The goal was to raise $200 million, which was reached and surpassed in 2010 and celebrated at Celebration Weekend. Presidents Charles Henry Keyes, 1912–1925 Henry T. Moore, 1925–1957 Val H. Wilson, 1957–1965 Joseph C. Palamountain Jr., 1965–1987 David H. Porter, 1987–1999 Jamienne S. Studley, 1999–2003 Philip A. Glotzbach, 2003–2020 Marc C. Conner, 2020–present Academics Skidmore offers 44 undergraduate majors, an average class size of 16, and more than 1000 courses. The World Languages and Literatures Department offers classes in six languages and self-instructional coursework in five additional languages. Its most popular majors, based on 2021 graduates, were: Business/Commerce (92) Psychology (42) English Language & Literature (39) Political Science & Government (31) Exercise Physiology & Kinesiology (22) History (22) Biology/Biological Sciences (21) Fine Arts & Art Studies (21) Students are also encouraged to take their education outside of the classroom with internships. These can be taken for credit and can be completed throughout the academic year; nearly 85% of students participate in an internship during their Skidmore career. Opportunities for these internships are highly publicized both by the departments themselves and by the career center. Due to the definition of degrees by New York State, Skidmore cannot accredit all departments with a Bachelors of Science. A B.S. is given to those students majoring in art (studio), dance, dance-theater, education, exercise science, business, social work, and theater. The distinction rests in the number of hours of "non-liberal arts" courses allowed toward the 120 credit hours needed for graduation, 60 for a B.S. and 30 for a B.A. These "non-liberal arts"-designated courses are considered by the college to be of a professional nature. Rankings and reputation Skidmore is considered one of the Hidden Ivies according to Greenes' Guides to Educational Planning (2000). Skidmore has been named as one of the "New Ivies" by Newsweek.<ref>{{cite web|title=Americas 25 New Elite Ivies|url=http://www.newsweek.com/2006/08/20/25-new-ivies.html|publisher=newsweek.com|access-date=October 2, 2019|date=August 21, 2006}}</ref> The college was ranked tied for the 38th best national liberal arts college in the 2022 edition of U.S. News & World Report. The 2020 Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education ranking of U.S. colleges and universities placed Skidmore at 93rd. For its 2019 America's Top Colleges list, Forbes rated Skidmore 101st overall. Admissions profile The number of new students enrolling