Colleges in Norfolk, Virginia

Many find Norfolk, Virginia to be a great destination, both for visiting and living. The modern port city is appealing because of its rich offerings of entertainment, restaurants, culture, downtown waterfront, large naval base and other attractions. While Norfolk is perfect for outdoor activities, it also offers residents a host of options to further their education and enrich their careers.
  1. Norfolk State University

    • Norfolk State University encompasses 134-acres in an urban environment with approximately 6,000 students and small class sizes, according to the university. The institution offers associate's, bachelor's, masters' and doctorate degrees in various disciplines within its five schools of education; liberal arts; science, engineering and technology; social work; and business.

      Norfolk State University

      700 Park Ave.

      Norfolk, VA 23504

      757-823-8396

      nsu.edu

    Old Dominion University

    • The 185-acre main Norfolk campus of Old Dominion University is known nationally for its innovative research and rigorous teachings. Its enrollment exceeds 23,000 students, according to the school. Students can choose from among a total of 166 programs for bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees and two specialist degrees in education.

      Old Dominion University

      108 Alfred B. Rollins Jr. Hall

      Norfolk, VA 23529

      757-683-3685

      odu.edu

    Virginia Wesleyan College

    • If they're seeking a more intimate college experience, students can attend Virginia Wesleyan College, which offers four-year undergraduate studies in the liberal arts. Affiliated with the United Methodist Church, the college of about 1,400 students provides internships, community service, overseas studies and other opportunities outside of the classroom.

      Virginia Wesleyan College

      1584 Wesleyan Dr.

      Norfolk, VA 23502

      757-455-3200

      vwc.edu

    Fortis College

    • With 27 U.S. campuses, Fortis College offers programs in nursing, medical assistance, medical office duties, dental assistance, massage therapy and court reporting in its Norfolk branch. Its Career Services Center provides valuable help to graduates in their job search.

      Fortis College

      6300 Center Dr., Suite 100

      Norfolk, VA 23502

      757-499-5447

      fortis.edu

    Centura College

    • Centura College is enticing to many adults who have a difficult time juggling education, work and family because of its online studies and day and night classes. Students are prepared for entry-level careers in medical and dental assisting, nursing and medical billing and coding. Before graduation, students are taught necessary skills to create effective resumes and conduct successful job interviews.

      Centura College

      7020 N. Military Hwy.

      Norfolk, VA 23518

      757-853-2121

      centuracollege.edu

    Tidewater Community College

    • Tidewater Community College holds the second highest number of undergraduate students in Virginia, with a yearly student body of nearly 40,000, according to the college. The two-year institution provides a performing arts center in Norfolk’s downtown theater district and offers studies in various subjects—from the arts, to science, healthcare, information technology, education, veterinary technology, business, agriculture and others.

      Tidewater Community College

      300 Granby St.

      Norfolk, VA 23510

      757-822-1110

      tcc.edu

    ITT Technical Institute

    • ITT Technical Institute is a private college offering instruction in information technology, electronics technology, drafting and design, business, criminal justice and health sciences. Students can obtain a bachelor’s of science degree or an associate of applied science degree. The institute has over 105 locations in 37 states across the U.S.

      ITT Technical Institute

      863 Glenrock Rd., Suite 100

      Norfolk, VA 23502

      757-466-1260

      itt-tech.edu

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