German Language and Literature Colleges in Virginia

In Confederate icon Stonewall Jackson's hometown, Washington College changed forever when General Robert E. Lee needed a job after the Civil War and became president in 1865. Initiating the Honor Code when a student tried to lie to him about ... learn more

Founded and originally designed by statesman, scholar and architect Thomas Jefferson, the University of Virginia has the heritage and pedigree of the nation's finest private institutions, with the funding and admissions realities of a flagship public institution. Given that the ... learn more

Before Mr. Jefferson could found a college, he had to attend one: William & Mary. Located in the living museum of Williamsburg, with its recreation of colonial life featuring actors in period costume and speech, William & Mary puts less ... learn more

"Academically competitive" Randolph-Macon's 4-1-4 calendar includes a January term, during which students explore nontraditional academic themes, undertake field study and internships, or travel. R-MC students may take courses at any of the other schools in the Seven Colleges Consortium of ... learn more

"If you've been searching for a great atmosphere to reach your highest academic potential, a rich Southern heritage, or if you just want to hang out with a bunch of guys for four years, all-male Hampden-Sydney may be the place ... learn more

"The women of Sweet Briar college absolutely love the small, "fascinating," discussion-oriented classes and "accessible and enthusiastic" professors. And, to top it all off, the "beautiful" campus of SBC - complete with wooded footpaths and "bike trails out the wazoo" ... learn more

"Small, Methodist-affiliated Virginia Wesleyan College is an excellent liberal arts school located in the gorgeous and growing city of Norfolk, which is part of Virginia's largest metropolitan area. VWC offers abundant opportunities to "gain real-world experience through internships, field work, ... learn more