Stories

If you’re looking for a liberal arts education with small class sizes, accessible faculty, and a socially and politically active community, University of Mary Washington is a gem worth exploring.

Academic programs are more practical than theoretical; professors are accessible and focused on undergraduates; students are friendly and outgoing.

If you’re looking for a college with a strong focus on leadership, new facilities, and the opportunity to be part of creating new traditions, Christopher Newport is worth a look.

GW is a fantastic school for politically and globally aware self-starters who thrive in a city environment and enjoy debating world issues.

Washington College is a great school for students who want a personalized education, strong relationships with professors.

American University is a great option for active, engaged, students who love being DC insiders and want a pretty, contained campus near a major city.

Rutgers’ size is both a positive and a negative. For students who are not afraid to speak up and seize opportunities, Rutgers will provide a wonderfully diverse, exciting, real-world environment.

Pratt Institute is a hub of contagious creativity. When touring the campus, we experienced inspired students honing their craft and exploring their passions.

Belmont University is a unique, nurturing liberal arts college that encourages students to go out into the world, make their mark, and impact others.

We were immediately impressed by the beautiful and bustling campus with it’s famous cherry blossoms, towering evergreens, and wide open grassy quad.