the Complete Guide to Liberal Arts Colleges
Colorado Mesa University (CMU) is a public liberal arts university in Colorado. The main campus is in Grand Junction with two smaller campuses in northwestern Grand Junction and Montrose. The school enrolls 9,000 students and offers 60 majors. Some of their most popular majors are business, nursing, and elementary education. CMU was founded on the […]
At first glance Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia may seem small with just about 700 students attending. But a closer look reveals a school devoted to academics, spirituality, and teaching women of today to succeed tomorrow. With over 35 majors this all-female liberal private arts college challenges women to pursue their interests. Students at Wesleyan […]
Preparing students “to attain academic, personal and professional excellence in a multicultural and global society,” Bloomfield College is a four-year liberal arts institution located in Bloomfield, New Jersey. Just 15 miles from New York City and accessible by train, bus, and car, Bloomfield gives students the opportunities necessary to succeed long after students have graduated […]
Located on 320 acres between Knoxville and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is Maryville College. This liberal arts college boasts over 1,000 students and over 30 majors including; Philosophy, Computer Science, Management, and Outdoor Recreation. Maryville College is affiliated with the Presbyterian Church, which over the years has helped mold the college into what […]
Focusing mainly on environmental issues and sustainability, Northland College isn’t your average liberal arts school. Located in Ashland, Wisconsin, Northland College focuses on building a strong relationship with the environment. The school combines general education and multi-disciplinary studies so that students will use the tools they learn at Northland College and use them to “develop […]
