Welcome to Andrew College

Welcome to the web pages of Andrew College, the "educational gem" of the Southeast. We are a private, residential, liberal arts college related to The United Methodist Church. You will be hard-pressed to find a college or university in Georgia with such a rich and prestigious history, or one that offers such a unique experience for its students.

The Andrew campus is a melting pot of diversity. We have 15 buildings on approximately 40 acres where our dedicated faculty teaches nearly 400 students from 10 states and 10 different countries. Andrew is located in the beautiful rolling hills of Southwest Georgia in the friendly town of Cuthbert, only a short afternoon drive from the North Georgia mountains or the Gulf Coast beaches.

Everything we do on campus is intended to provide a "better beginning" to our students’ collegiate career. Unlike many four-year institutions, where freshmen and sophomores often wait their turn behind juniors and seniors, our students get involved and make a difference as soon as they arrive on campus. We enroll only freshmen and sophomores, provide them many experiences of success, and prepare them to "move on" to four-year colleges and universities when the time is right.

Andrew students take a broad array of courses within the areas of math and science, social science, humanities, and fine arts, as we want our graduates to be well prepared for whatever path in life they may choose. If you come to Andrew, we will not train you for a job – we will teach you a lifelong passion for learning and the desire to succeed. We teach more than subject matter at Andrew; we teach the values of responsibility, acceptance and respect of all people, and dedicated service to others.

As you browse Andrew’s web pages, contact our faculty and staff, ask questions, and learn all you can about what we have to offer. We think that you just might discover that Andrew is the right place for you. I invite you to visit Andrew College, tour our peaceful campus, and let us personally welcome you to the "educational gem" of the Southeast.

Dr. David Seyle