Within the general guidelines of the curriculum at Washington College, students take primary responsibility for shaping a program of study that will broaden and deepen their intellectual development. Members of the faculty, especially faculty advisors, work closely with students to help them develop and complete their program of study.
Explore Washington College's 31 majors and 49 minors. Washington College knows that when it comes to education, one size doesn’t fit all. That’s why we have so many options for you to create your own compelling class schedule and work toward a major that truly inspires you.
Make Washington College the start of your higher education. We offer five incredible dual-degree programs, as well as a variety of post-graduate partnerships that help our students obtain advanced training in health fields, business, and other fields.
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Washington College’s Pre-Health Professions Programs prepare undergraduates for careers as physicians, dentists, optometrists, podiatrists, pharmacists, nurses, and veterinarians, as well as allied health careers such as physician assistants, physical therapists, occupational therapists, athletic trainers, and many more.
Our liberal arts curriculum, with its emphasis on critical thinking and effective oral and written communication, will help you hone the skills you will need to perform well on the LSAT, secure admission to law school, and succeed in the legal profession.
Devoted to excellence in learning, teaching, scholarship and service, Library and Academic Technology prepares students to become critical thinkers and successful global leaders..
Washington College has 30 partner institutions all over the world, and all WC students can start studying abroad as early as their second-semester sophomore year!
When it comes to navigating the online registration process, the staff in the Registrar’s Office are here to help!
The Provost's office provides faculty, staff, and students with the support needed to be highly successful in all aspects of academia; whether that be offering data through institutional research, overseeing implementation of operating salary and capital budgets, or providing students with the close connections Washington College strives to achieve.
The Office of Academic Skills is a collective partnership between the Quantitative Skills Center, the Writing Center, and Disability Services. We create an environment where students can develop the knowledge, skills, values and commitments necessary for academic success.
99% of our faculty have terminal degrees (PhD, DMA, D.Ed, MFA) in their fields. Our faculty are committed to continuing their scholarly research, and are active in publishing and pursuing creative endeavors in their fields.
Educating the whole student is the goal of the liberal arts curriculum at Washington College. It is a goal that calls for active participation on the part of both faculty and students. The College values its role as a microcosm for today’s students who seek a liberal arts education. Washington College’s size lends itself to educating the whole student in intensely personal, important ways. With one professor for every 9 students, teachers know their students by name rather than by College ID number.
We offer over 50 academic programs including interdisciplnary majors and minors, pre-profesional programs, and dual-degree programs with a variety of prestigious universities.