Introduction and Overview: Salem College is a private women's liberal arts college in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA. It also provides continuing education and graduate courses for men aged 23 and over. The school is known for its long history, close community atmosphere and focus on women's education. It is committed to cultivating female leaders in the field of health. The total number of students is about 1,100 from all over the world.

History and Founding Time: Founded by the Moravian Church on April 22, 1772, it was originally a girls' elementary school. It became a boarding school in 1802, and was renamed Salem Female College in 1866. It began to award university diplomas in 1890. In 1907, it was officially renamed Salem College and Middle School, which is still in use today.

School Strength

Faculty: The school has a highly qualified faculty, 94% of whom have the highest degree in their field, and the teacher-student ratio is 7:1, which can provide students with personalized teaching and guidance.

Academic achievements: On the basis of focusing on traditional liberal arts education, the school has made significant progress in health leadership education in recent years, and the students trained have shown strong professional qualities and leadership in related fields.

Nature of the institution: A private women's liberal arts college with religious ties to the Moravian Church.

Educational philosophy: Committed to providing women with excellent liberal arts education, focusing on cultivating students' critical thinking, creativity and leadership, while emphasizing the importance of health and well-being to personal development and leadership, and encouraging students to become responsible and responsible social leaders and contribute to improving the health of the world.

Key disciplines: Biology and biomedical sciences, business, visual and performing arts, history, English language and literature, etc. are popular majors of the school. In addition, the school is unique in health leadership education.

Department settings: There is no clear division of specific departments, but undergraduate and graduate courses are provided. Undergraduate majors include Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, etc.; graduate majors include Master of Arts in Teaching, Master of Education, etc.

Ranking: Ranked 139th in the 2024 National Liberal Arts Colleges Rankings by U.S. News & World Report, and tied for 2nd in social mobility.

Cost: In 2024, the school's tuition and fees are $32,236, room and board are $13,056, and the average need-based financial aid is $30,170.

Campus Environment

Location: Located in downtown Winston-Salem, North Carolina, students can enjoy the city's rich arts, culture and entertainment resources.

Campus Buildings: There are many historic buildings on campus, such as the Single Sisters Building, built in 1785, which is the oldest building in the United States dedicated to women's education. There are also modern facilities such as the Student Center, which has a cafe, meeting rooms, student lounges, etc.

Accommodation: There are 8 dormitory buildings to provide students with a comfortable living environment.