the Complete Guide to Liberal Arts Colleges
“Where traditional and online education merge,” is Amridge University’s motto. Affiliated with the Church of Christ, Amridge University is a coeducational private liberal arts college in Montgomery, Alabama. The school is dedicated to preparing students through academic excellence and spiritual vitality. Upon graduation administrators of the school hope students will be ready for a lifetime of leadership and service in both their professional […]
The American Jewish University is located in Bel Air, California and is the product of many Jewish universities that have merged throughout the years to give students of all faiths a higher education. A private, nondenominational school that enrolls around 150 students, the college has a strong background in Judaism, giving students opportunities to explore […]
At Idaho’s oldest private college, the faculty at College of Idaho dedicates their time to educating students in a small setting. With small classes and fantastic teachers with many years of combined experience, students are able to receive a great education that they can use to further their careers. Realizing that a liberal arts education […]
A four-year non-denominational school in Chicago, East-West University primarily caters to minority populations. East-West University’s goal is to give students opportunities that they might not otherwise have. The administrators at the college hope that by attending East-West University students will gain a unique perspective on life. Administrators also hopes that students will “gain great insights, […]
Bennett College isn’t your average four-year liberal-arts school. Located in Greensboro, North Carolina and affiliated with the United Methodist Church, Bennett College is a historically black school that caters solely to women. At Bennett, students are encouraged not only to succeed academically but pursue a life that is morally grounded and intellectually honest. Over 700 […]
Located just 20 miles from Philadelphia in a small town, Bryn Athyn College of the New Church is a four-year liberal arts school that is affiliated with the General Church of the New Jerusalem. The school might seem small but with nearly 250 students from 14 states and over 15 foreign countries, students get a well-rounded […]
