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Quick Facts
2,352 Students
95% Admitted
- 1,654 full time
- 672 part time
- 0 men full time
- 1,110 women full time
- 5,539 applied
- 2,463 admitted
- 314 enrolled
1,136 Undergraduates
$30,240 Tuition/Year
- 286 Graduates
- 197 Non-Degree
- $30,240 in state
- $395 fees
- $9,410 room & board
- $900 books and supplies
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At a Glance
| Religious affiliation: | Presbyterian Church (USA) |
| Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
| Campus Setting: | Southeast Small city |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Doctor's degree - professional practice |
| Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
| Calendar: | Four-one-four plan |
| School Mascot: | Gladys, the Fighting Squirrel |
| School Colors: | Yellow and White with Green accents |
Reviews in 3 Sentences
- Brittany from Hampton, VA
Mary Baldwin offers a lot of scholarship money to help pay for tuition. They also help new students transition easily from high school. The classes are small, personal, and inviting.…
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- Alyssa from Lorton, VA
If you can deal with women 24/7, probably taking out loans to cover tuition, living on a mountain, a multitude of steps, horrible food, and crazy parking you can deal…
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- Current Student
Being in a small all-girls school in the mountains is a great experience. You make close friends, can focus on your schoolwork and get involved on campus. Leadership and standing…
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- Victoria from Upper Marlboro, MD
MBC gives a well rounded education experience. They will give you challenging work and push you to do your best. Don't give up and get help when needed and you…
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- Tiffany from Staunton, VA
Mary Baldwin College is a small private women's college in Staunton, Virginia. The college is generally a good choice for any woman who is dedicated to her education. …
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Mission Statement
The mission of Mary Baldwin College is to provide undergraduate and graduate education consistent with the institution's rich heritage as a private liberal arts college, which affirms its Christian roots while welcoming a broad diversity of views. This mission is implemented in the residential programs for women and the nonresidential programs for men and women over 21 through focus on teaching and learning; concern for the individual; commitment to the liberal arts as preparation for life, for careers, for graduate and professional studies, and for leadership; and emphasis on high ethical standards.
Mary Baldwin University
- Located in Staunton, VA
- Private not-for-profit
- 2,352 students enrolled
- 95% admitted
- $30,240 annual cost to attend
Reviews
Student Responses to Review Topic: Am I Enjoying Being Here
- Amber from Kings Mountain, NC
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I am
a past student here
By far I enjoyed attending Mary Baldwin. It was difficult on my health because there are limited options for disabled students and I had an issue with walking one semester and the stairs created huge problems for me.
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- Mykael from Richmond, VA
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I am
a current student here
The women that you meet here are going to be apart of your life for a very long time. Especially since Baldwin has gateways that fits the personality of each student accepted. In these gateways you will build close knit friends and even feel like family before the years are through.
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- Candice from Baltimore, MD
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I am
a current student here
What more can a student ask for then the great views of the Shenandoah valley from Cannon Hill at Mary Baldwin College. Whether it be in the fall, winter or spring the environment around you always gets better.
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- LaTaivia from Hyattsville, MD
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I am
accepted here and planning to attend soon
Mary Baldwin is a nice school. The entire campus streaches over hills and grass covers more than buildings do. There is a small city walking distance from the school. I'm talking directly across the street.
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- Ashton from Vinton, VA
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I am
a past student here
They are horrible with matching roommates, so I had some pretty bad ones. Plus, the RAs are not really too helpful when it comes to uncomfortable roommate situations. I hid in the library for the most of my freshman year.
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