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Brevard College at a Glance

Brevard College is consistently recognized as one of the best liberal arts colleges. The College’s focus on experiential learning, small class sizes, and location in the mountains of Western North Carolina, near Asheville, makes Brevard a top choice college for students around the world.

When you visit Brevard, you'll know immediately if you see yourself here.

784 Students Enrolled

80% Live On Campus

11:1 Student to Teacher Ratio

Your faculty will know you by your first name.

Average Class Size: 15

You can get help when you need it.

3:1 Student to Waterfall Ratio

Brevard is located in the Land of Waterfalls!

30 States Represented in the Student Body

57% are from North Carolina

8 Countries Represented in the Student Body

Including Egypt, Israel, Brazil, Ireland, Great Britain, Canada, & Eswatini

NCAA DIII

19 Athletic Teams

 

USA Cycling Division 1

10 National Championships

Relationship-Rich Education

Students and graduates have defined their experience as engaging, challenging, and personal. Faculty know students, and know them well.

We care deeply about the success of students.

Brevard has received national recognition for its commitment to the liberal arts, experiential learning, undergraduate teaching, and focus on learning experiences that lead to meaningful careers.

Brevard College is consistently recognized as one of the best liberal arts colleges in the U. S.

A Top College Near Asheville, NC

Brevard's close proximity to Asheville, NC helps make Brevard a top college choice for students around the world. World renowned restaurants, wineries and breweries (for Mom and Dad, of course), live music, and sporting events are just a few opportunities in Asheville.

Brevard provides the outdoor opportunities. Asheville provides the urban amenities. You'll get the best of both worlds!

TOP

College in the South according to U.S. News & World Report

#5

Most Innovative Schools according to U.S. News and World Report

BEST

College for Undergraduate Teaching according to U.S. News & World Report