A Brevard education means you can tailor your degree and get individual help. If you want to learn how you can combine your passion for Biology with your talent for saxophone, someone here will help you figure out how to do it. If you’re struggling in a class or want to get some extra experience for grad school, we will develop a way to address it.

Experiential liberal arts gives you the opportunity to learn through experience.

All majors embrace Brevard's mission rooted in experiential teaching and learning. In your history class, you'll learn historical events by reacting to the past. In your business classes, you'll write a business and marketing plan. Learning at Brevard means connecting knowledge to action.

For students of the sciences, we have relationships with the Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute, Pisgah National Forest, and DuPont State Forest.

You'll learn in the classroom and outside the classroom. Brevard College students often say that classrooms at Brevard have no walls.

Performing and visual arts students will enjoy Brevard's love of the arts. The Porter Center is the best performance venue in the South (and it's your classroom). Plus, the world-renowned Brevard Music Center provides countless opportunities for Brevard students.

When you graduate, you'll leave Brevard College with a degree and an experiential resume of projects you've completed, research you've conducted, and presentations you've given.

Experiential learning helps fill the gap between classroom knowledge and real-world, "practical" applications.

Small class sizes and a campus community committed to your success helps ensure that you've maximized you inside and outside classroom experiences.

A team of Student Success professors are there to help support, push, challenge, and work with you.

Career Services will help you land that perfect job.