Introduction and Overview: Louisburg College is a private, two-year college affiliated with the Methodist Church located in Louisburg, North Carolina. The college covers an area of ​​75 acres, the mascot is the Hurricanes, the student population is about 380, and it offers associate degrees in arts, sciences and business. More than 90% of graduates will enter a four-year university.

History and Founding Time: Its history can be traced back to the Franklin Male Academy established in 1787, the Louisburg Female College established in 1814, and the Greek Revival-style building built in 1857, which is now the Old Main Building. In 1914, the college was reorganized into a junior college and renamed Louisburg College. In 1931, it began to implement coeducational education and was accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools in 1952.

School Strength

Faculty: There are 60 administrative and teaching staff who can provide students with more personalized teaching and guidance.

Admissions results: The college has a good record of helping students transfer to four-year universities, and more than 90% of graduates will continue their studies in four-year universities.

Institutional nature: Private, two-year college associated with the Methodist Church.

Educational philosophy: Adhering to the concept of "students first", firmly believing in the value of two-year educational institutions, committed to cultivating young students in and out of the classroom, and focusing on the growth of students' minds.

Key subjects: The college offers associate degree programs in multiple fields, including art, science, and business, but there are no key laboratories and specific key subjects that are particularly emphasized.

Department settings: There is no clear division of departments, but courses can be roughly divided into categories such as liberal arts, science, and business.

Ranking: It does not appear in the common comprehensive university or liberal arts college rankings, but as a two-year college with a long history in the United States, it has a certain degree of popularity and good reputation in the region.

Cost: There is no latest detailed cost information, but as a private college, tuition may be higher than public colleges, but the college may provide certain scholarships and grants to help students reduce the financial burden.

Campus Environment: The campus has a historic charm, with historic buildings such as the Old Main Building listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The campus covers an area of ​​75 acres and provides students with a quiet and beautiful learning and living environment.