Colleges in Asheville, North Carolina

The state of North Carolina is recognized as an academic hub in the Southeast of the United States, particularly because of an area known as the Research Triangle--situated in central North Carolina--where schools such as the University of North Carolina, Duke University and North Carolina State University make their home. However, many areas in North Carolina offer quality colleges and universities including the mountain city of Asheville, North Carolina.
  1. University of North Carolina at Asheville

    • The University of North Carolina at Asheville (UNC Asheville) is one of 17 schools that make up the University of North Carolina system and is the only school in the system that has been designated as a liberal arts university.

      The school offers undergraduate and graduate programs in dozens of disciplines including: accounting; astronomy; biology; business; chemistry; computer science; drama; economics; education; engineering; foreign languages; history; humanities; literature; mathematics; philosophy; political science; psychology; and women's studies.

      The school also offers the Integrative Liberal Studies Program, which is mandatory for all incoming freshmen. According to UNC Asheville, the program "emphasizes the integration and synthesis of knowledge across traditional disciplinary boundaries" by using multidisciplinary course curricula.

      University of North Carolina at Asheville
      One University Heights
      Asheville, NC 28804
      828-232-5000
      unca.edu/

    Montreat College

    • Montreat College is a private, liberal arts college with four campuses in North Carolina, including a campus in Asheville, North Carolina.

      The school, which is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, offers four-year degrees in the following areas of study: accounting; business management; marketing; communication studies; elementary education; English; creative writing; literature; Spanish; modern languages; music; theater; biology; environmental studies; outdoor education; American studies; geography; history; political science; psychology; and sociology.

      As a Christian college, students are also offered several theological programs including a bible and religion undergraduate degree.

      Montreat College
      310 Gaither Circle
      Montreat, NC 28757
      montreat.edu/

    Asheville-Buncome Technical Community College

    • Asheville-Buncome Technical Community College (AB Tech) is a public college that confers two-year, associate-level academic and career-based degrees. The school is accredited by several professional accrediting agencies as well as the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

      AB Tech offers more than 100 degree programs through four academic divisions: allied health and public service; business and hospitality education; engineering and applied technology; and arts and sciences.

      The school also offers several online degree programs through a centralized online platform; AB Tech utilizes Blackboard technology to deliver asynchronous (archived) lectures, allowing students to learn at their convenience from home.

      Asheville-Buncome Technical Community College
      340 Victoria Road
      Asheville, NC 28801
      828-254-1921
      abtech.edu/

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