Wilmington College Wilmington College is a Middle States-accredited higher education institution with three sites downstate. In addition to offering classes on the Dover Air Force Base, the college's Dover site moved and is now located by the North Dover exit of Del. 1. There are nearly 7,000 students statewide, about 1,200 of them at the Georgetown site. With those enrollment figures, Wilmington College is large enough to have a wide variety of degree programs and small enough to provide close personal service to all of its students. In addition, several other features are very attractive to working adults.
Classes are seven weeks in length, and they meet one night a week, except for the weekend format.
More than 25 bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree programs are offered in Georgetown and all required courses for those degree programs are offered on-site. This spring in Georgetown, the college will add a Master of Education Degree in Reading. Wilmington College is an open-enrollment institution. There are no entrance testing requirements and registration is held every eight weeks. The University is committed, foremost, to academic excellence and intellectual competence.