Sweet Briar has once again been crowned a Best Southeastern college by The Princeton Review. According to the annual publication’s “Region by Region” web feature, the 656 schools on the five lists (Northeastern, Southeastern, Midwestern, Western and International) are deemed “academically outstanding and well worth consideration in your college search.”
Read More >This year, the College’s new tradition of Sweet Work Weeks marked its fifth year and in that relatively short period of time, the annual event has become almost as big as Reunion weekend. Participants paint, weed, mulch and more — all to welcome students home for a new academic year. Of course, it’s about more than just work. It’s also an opportunity for alumnae of different generations to get to know each other in a meaningful way. We are so grateful for the hard work of all of our amazing alumnae that we wanted to take a moment to honor some of the women — and some husbands — who have become regular attendees at Sweet Work Weeks.
Read More >Teresa Garrett has a small painting of a cow on her wall, a recent purchase from the Amherst County Fair. The painting is an outward manifestation of the dean’s embracing Sweet Briar. She arrived on campus in July — with her husband, Chris — once again making the deanery home to the College’s academic dean.
Read More >Sweet Briar has one of only two ABET-accredited engineering programs at women’s colleges in the United States.
WOMEN IN ENGINEERING >Sweet Briar students have ample opportunity to study abroad. Spend a summer, semester or year overseas.
STUDY ABROAD >Sweet Briar College’s 3,250-acre campus is located the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
SWEET BRIAR, VA >Sweet Briar ranks among the best schools in the country for student loan repayment.
STUDENT SUCCESS >Sweet Briar students hold leadership roles in student organizations at twice the rate of other colleges.
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS >Sweet Briar students have at least one internship, compared to five out of 10 students at other colleges.
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