Greensboro College

Greensboro College is a four-year, autonomous, coeducational human sciences school, additionally offering four graduate degrees, situated in Greensboro, North Carolina, United States, and associated with the United Methodist Church. It was established in 1838 by Rev. Dwindle Doub. The school selects around 1,000 understudies from 32 states, the District of Columbia and 29 countries.

The principal school to open its entryways inside of the town of Greensboro was the lady's school, Greensboro Female College. The school possessed a 25-section of land (100,000 m2) grounds close to the heart of the city inside what might turn into the College Hill Historic District. The organization had its root in 1833, when the Greensboro Female College was composed as a foundation for neighborhood youngsters. It was the goal of the Rev. Dwindle Doub that the foundation develop to serve ladies.

Through the Methodist Church, a sanction was secured in 1838, an occasion which makes the school one of the most established organizations of advanced education for ladies in the United States. The school got to be coeducational in the late 1950s.

The foundation of the first building was laid in 1843, and in 1846 the organization opened its ways to understudies. Young ladies originated from numerous southern states to end up the first classes of the new president, the Rev. Solomon Lea, and his staff.

Greensboro College gives an aesthetic sciences instruction grounded in the conventions of the United Methodist Church and encourages the educated person, social, and, otherworldly advancement of all understudies while supporting their individual needs.

The scholastic timetable comprises of two semesters and a late spring school session. Full-time students must convey a base scholarly heap of 12 credit hours for every semester.