Why Choose Mary Baldwin College?
- We know what tools adults need to be successful because we've been teaching
adult students for over 30 years.
- Our flexible learning options include independent,
group, and on-line courses.
- Centers are located throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia and
are easily accessible from most students' work or home. (Charlottesville, Greensville-Emporia,
Peninsula, Rappahannock, Richmond, Roanoke, South
Boston, Staunton, Weyers
Cave)
- You will enjoy a one-on-one relationship with a local,
faculty/academic advisor who works with you individually
to plan your curriculum.
- The degree you receive - bachelor of arts (BA) or bachelor of science
(BS) - is universally recognized and accepted by
graduate programs and employers alike.
- ADP classes in all formats are taught by full-time Mary Baldwin
College faculty. In some disciplines, classes are also taught by
adjunct faculty who are practitioners in their field.
- You can start at any point in your educational
career. There are no minimum number of college credits required for
admission and you can transfer up to 99 hours of
credit from any accredited college or university. You also may receive advanced
credit for life and work experience.
- More than 30 liberal arts majors are available,
including business administration and health care administration. Teacher
licensure is also offered, as are minors in leadership studies,
human resource management, and other areas.
