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About Elon. Elon is a selective, mid-sized private university renowned as a national model for engaged and experiential learning. Students work closely with faculty who are dedicated to excellent teaching and scholarship. The curriculum is grounded in the traditional liberal arts and sciences and complemented by nationally accredited ...
Majors, Minors & Programs. Elon’s extensive academic programs include more than 70 undergraduate majors, nine graduate programs and a wide array of interdisciplinary programs and enriching intellectual and research opportunities. Find Your Program.
Discover what’s possible. There are no limits to what you can accomplish. As the nation’s leader in experiential learning, designing the ideal college experience is easy at Elon. Collaborate with faculty. Study abroad. Delve into undergraduate research.
Princeton Review ranks Elon among the nation’s “best-run colleges.”. The university is also recognized for excellence in academic and student life programs with a #6 ranking for “Best College Theater,” #8 “Most Beautiful Campus,” #9 “Best Career Services” and #13 “Best College Dorms.”.
Elon has numerous academic centers that advance the work of faculty and students in a variety of disciplines. Through the work of these centers, Elon students gain opportunities to challenge themselves in international study, undergraduate research, scholarly publication and collegiate competitions. Center for the Advancement of Teaching ...
Elon offers 70+ majors leading to the bachelor of arts, bachelor of fine arts or bachelor of science degree. A total of 480 full-time faculty members teach in six academic units: Elon College, the College of Arts and Sciences; the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business; the School of Communications; the Dr. Jo Watts Williams School of ...
Elon annually receives about 19,000 applications for a first-year class of 1,800 students. Successful applicants have strong academic backgrounds, a record of involvement in co-curricular activities and a strong desire to contribute to the campus community.
