Berea College, Kentucky: Founded in 1855, Berea College is notable for its commitment to providing tuition-free education to students. The campus, with its historic buildings, offers a rich history intertwined with a commitment to social justice
The College of William and Mary, Virginia: As the second oldest institution of higher education in the U.S., this college offers a blend of history, tradition, and academic excellence, all set within the historic town of Williamsburg
Sewanee: The University of the South, Tennessee: Located atop the Cumberland Plateau, Sewanee’s Gothic architecture and sprawling 13,000-acre campus provide a serene academic setting
St. John’s College, Maryland and New Mexico: Known for its Great Books curriculum, both campuses (Annapolis and Santa Fe) offer a unique educational experience in picturesque and historic settings
New College of Florida, Sarasota: As the state’s honors college, it offers an affordable liberal arts education on a waterfront campus, boasting historic Caples and Cook mansions
Hendrix College, Arkansas: A liberal arts college situated in Conway, it combines academic rigor with its historic architecture, most notably the Baer Memorial Chapel
Deep Springs College, California: Set in a high desert valley, this unique institution offers a two-year full scholarship program, focusing on academics, labor, and self-governance
Truman State University, Missouri: Nestled in Kirksville, Truman offers a high-quality, affordable education and is known for its beautiful campus with the iconic Baldwin Hall
University of Mary Washington, Virginia: Located in historic Fredericksburg, this university is known for its strong liberal arts programs and the picturesque Monroe Hall
Earlham College, Indiana: A Quaker-affiliated liberal arts college, Earlham’s campus is recognized for its historic Richmond Hall and its commitment to peace and global education