Since 1831 LaGrange College has been challenging students' minds, inspiring their souls—and changing lives. LaGrange College is the oldest private institution of higher learning in Georgia. LaGrange is a four-year liberal arts and sciences institution offering 53 academic and pre-professional programs. Affiliated with the United Methodist Church, LaGrange is ranked by U.S. News & World Report among the South's top 10 comprehensive colleges and among that category's "best values."

Our campus covers more than 120 acres and features the latest "wired" classrooms and prime performance and athletic facilities. Approximately 1,100 students call it home.

 

LaGrange College offers a range of bachelor's degree programs, pre-professional programs and graduate degrees in business administration and education. The school's student-faculty ratio is a low 13:1, and the average class size is only 17. The college's beautiful campus is located 65 miles southwest of Atlanta in the city of LaGrange, named intelligent City of the Year by the World Teleport Association for its telecommunications infrastructure and Internet initiatives.

Fast Facts about LaGrange College

• Founded: 1831; the oldest private college in Georgia
• Location: LaGrange, Georgia (pop. 30,000) – approximately 65 miles southwest of Atlanta and 45 miles north of Columbus on Interstate 85
• School type: Private, four-year liberal arts and sciences college
• Affiliation: The United Methodist Church
• Enrollment: Just over 1,100 students, representing 19 states and 15 countries
• Academic Programs: 53 academic and pre-professional programs
• The Arts: The College is renowned for its offerings in drama, music and art
• Athletics: Member of NCAA Division III in 15 athletic programs; many intramural sports
• Student Organizations: 40+ student clubs and organizations
• Financial Aid: 90% of students receive financial assistance; more than $6 million awarded annually
• Fully Accredited: LaGrange College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award associate's, bachelor's, and master's degrees.