the Complete Guide to Liberal Arts Colleges
Morehouse College is an established and profound liberal arts college dedicated to providing black men with a solid education and confidence to compete in the professional world. The Morehouse heritage runs deep within the roots of many civic leaders, educators and activists that shared the same dedication to providing a safe and solid atmosphere for […]
Moravian College, the sixth oldest college in the United States, is located in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1742, it was the first college to educate women as well as Native Americans in their own language. Its picturesque 85-acre campus is only a one-hour drive from Philadelphia and one-and-a-half hours from New York City. If you’re […]
Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, just 40 miles from Pittsburgh, is deeply rooted in the Catholic faith, Benedictine monasticism, and “the love of values inherent in the liberal approach to life and learning.” The administrators at Saint Vincent College seek to provide a thorough education for their students not only academically, but also by […]
Westminster College is dedicated to developing ideal students as well as well rounded professionals that have acquired the skills and competency needed to survive in the competitive job market. Offering a unique curriculum structured around the principles of liberal arts, while incorporating pre-professional coursework and community activism. Westminster College holds the Judeo-Christian tradition in high […]
The administration describes Eastern Mennonite University (EMU), a four-year private liberal arts university in Harrisonburg, Virginia, a “leader among faith-based institutions.” Associated with the Mennonite Church the college is known for its peace and justice programs and its Conflict Transformation Graduate degree. Professors work as mentors to the students to challenge them in their personal, […]
