They are the Student Government Association presidents. They are the captains of the basketball team. They are the students delivering research papers on endocrine-disrupting compounds in waterways.
Mary Baldwin College women are everywhere you want to be.
Founded in 1842 — when educating women was just starting to be taken seriously — Mary Baldwin College continues that proud tradition in its residential undergraduate programs. The thriving adult undergraduate and graduate programs at this private liberal arts college for women also provide today’s students with coed interaction and varied perspectives from non-traditional age classmates.
Learning and doing go hand in hand at Mary Baldwin — a combination that develops engaged citizens of the world. Never has experiential learning been more important for young women looking to make their mark. Mary Baldwin women know they are in a place where they will discover more about themselves than they imagined and they are likely to translate those discoveries into action. Ongoing participation in the National Survey of Student Engagement, reveals that Mary Baldwin College students are active and engaged. MBC scored in the top 10 percent among more than 600 institutions for providing enriching educational experiences, which include exposure to cultural diversity and women's issues and perspectives. By maintaining the residential College for Women at its core, MBC “creates leaders, communicators, and persuaders,” according to a national study that compared women’s college alumnae with alumnae from coed institutions. To learn more about the women’s college effect, visit the Women’s Colleges Coalition.
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* What Mary Baldwin Did for MeFrom leadership opportunities to intense undergraduate research, Mary Baldwin College helps shape students from teenagers into young women who are ready to make their mark. Hear from three members of the Class of 2011 as they reflect on the opportunities they have found at MBC.
