History
From the Civil War to the Civil Rights movement, Longwood has served the higher education needs for Virginia and the country for over 175 years.
From the Civil War to the Civil Rights movement, Longwood has served the higher education needs for Virginia and the country for over 175 years.
Longwood offers a classical liberal arts curriculum paired with practical experience in the field.
Whether in a laboratory, along the shore of the Chesapeake Bay or at an excavation of a prehistoric Native American Village, Longwood students have access to research opportunities that are rare for undergraduates.
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Student Affairs supports Longwood's mission to prepare citizen leaders by providing educational and co-curricular opportunities designed to challenge and support students as they learn and develop.
Choose from traditional residence halls, university-managed apartments, and other off-campus and commuting options.
Our licensed doctors and practitioners will help put that Lancer life back into your system.
Longwood’s picturesque campus in the heart of Virginia is home to a thriving community of citizen leaders who take part in time-honored and unique traditions during their time on campus.
Longwood’s historic Jeffersonian architecture, lush quads and fountains are just steps away from Farmville—the oldest two-college town in the country.Whatever your wellness needs you'll find it here. Stop in to work out at the Health & Fitness Center, jog on the track, climb the rock wall or take a group fitness class. Is competition your game? Join one or more of our sport clubs or intramural leagues.
Our students' interests are as diverse as their studies. With more than 175 clubs and organizations to choose from, there's definitely something for everyone. Get involved with something you love, or branch out with something new. Either way, you'll find a reason to call Longwood home.
Longwood University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award baccalaureate and master's degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Longwood University.
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I decided on Longwood very last minute (like within a week of decision day) and have never once regretted my choice! I was easily able to get involved ans grow as a person. The classes are small (my smallest was 6 people) and the professors really genuinely care. I also have had the opportunity to work on campus and do my internship through a school related organization!
Fabulous college! It is a very accommodating campus. The faculty are very helpful and accommodating. There is a diverse range of students, beliefs, and backgrounds. There is always a variety of activities to do on campus whether clubs, organizations, meetings with teachers.
I love Longwood. It's a really nice school for someone who doesn't like a huge school. Most of my classes are around 12-15 people in size. The organizations on campus are what makes Longwood Longwood though. If you want to have things to do and a social life, you have to join an organization
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