Virginia has long been a center of higher learning. Some of the nation’s finest schools are as close as 15 miles away.

University of Mary Washington, founded in 1908, is a picturesque residential campus on 176 beautifully landscaped acres in the city of Fredericksburg. UMW offers their 4,000 undergraduate students one of the best liberal arts educations in the country. UMW has been ranked by Forbes.com as the 13^th best public college in “America’s Best Colleges.”

540.654.1000

Germanna Community College, a two-year public college established in 1970, provides affordable, quality education and training for a wide range of careers and professions.                     

540.891.3000

Strayer University offers programs that are designed for the working adult, with a strong curriculum and courses relevant to today’s working professional. With a faculty that brings professional experiences to the classroom, it gives the students skills and knowledge they can use immediately.

540.374.4300

Randolph Macon College is a small liberal arts college that teaches its 1,100 students how to think analytically and creatively. With small classes and a broad selection of majors and minors, the students are prepared for success in any career or profession they choose.

804.752.7200

Virginia Commonwealth University situated in the heart of Richmond, is a premier urban university with over 32,000 students on two Richmond campuses – The Monroe Park Academic Campus, and MCV/VCU Medical Center Campus. The university is dedicated to educating full-time and part-time, all ages and backgrounds by providing a broad foundation in the arts, sciences and humanities.           

804.828.0100

University of Richmond, a private liberal arts university founded in 1830, is located on 350 beautiful acres in Richmond. Recognized by Newsweek in 2007 as the “Hottest School in America” for international studies, it offers students an extraordinary combination of liberal arts, law, business, leadership studies and continuing education.