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| Brenau University is a private comprehensive university that includes the Women's College in Gainesville, Georgia, catering to single gender education since 1878. Brenau University has four divisions: the Women's College, the Evening and Weekend College, the Academy, and the Online College. | |||
The Women's CollegeThe Women's College of Brenau
University continues the rich tradition of education for women, serving
both residential and commuter students. The mission of the university is
reflected in the strong emphasis on the broad-based liberal arts education
through its 30-plus majors, which prepare graduates for their many future
roles. The Women's College is recognized for its outstanding instruction
in the fine arts and for its programs to develop leadership skills.
Interested in visiting the
Women's College? Spend a day or two on campus, sleep in a
residence hall, meet the students and faculty? Sample some of the
wholesome Brenau food? |
The Evening and Weekend CollegeThe Evening and Weekend College was founded in 1969 to offer coeducational classes to returning adult students. Evening and Weekend College students earn bachelor's and master's degrees in teacher education, business administration, accounting, nursing, psychology, public administration and interior design. The teacher education program also offers an educational specialist degree. Men and women of non-traditional age attend classes after work and on weekends on the main campus and at several off-campus sites throughout Georgia.
Click here to find out more about the Evening and Weekend College,
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In the newest unit of Brenau
University, college students of all ages can earn degrees via the
internet. The mission of the Online College is to serve students who may
be working, traveling, disabled, geographically isolated from institutions
of higher education, or homebound while caring for children or other
family members. |
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Brenau Academy
Brenau offers education to younger women in a residential school, the
Academy. The Academy opened in 1928 and is now the only female, college
preparatory, residential school for grades nine through 12 in the state of
Georgia. |
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