Mississippi College. At first glance you may not realize
that it's the second-oldest Baptist college in the United States,
the largest and oldest private college in Mississippi, the first coeducational
institution in the United States to grant a degree to a woman, or
that it's been selected for 12 consecutive years by the esteemed
Templeton Foundation as one of the country's top 100 character building
colleges.
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Founded:
1826
Location: Clinton, MS
Affiliation: Baptist
Student/Faculty Ratio: 13:1
Student Population: Over 3,800
Academic Programs:
Over 80 undergraduate
Near 20 graduate
Clubs/Organizations:
over 50
Division III Varsity Teams: 16
Academic Year:
Fall and Spring semesters,
optional summer sessions
Institutional Scholarships:
over $22.4 million awarded annually |
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