Students pursue 73 two-year transfer and career associate degrees. More than half of the area's high school graduates choose Darton College, and about 57 percent of Darton's 2500 students are under age 24.
Day students tend to be younger than the more non-traditional evening enrollees.
A wide range of extracurricular activities includes groups such as the Cultural Exchange Club, Book Talk, and the Darton Association of Nursing Students, as well as intramural athletics, league tournament athletics, community service associations, and honor societies. The institution was founded as Albany Junior College in 1963 and offered its first classes in 1966. In 1987, a committee of faculty, staff, and community members chose the name Darton College. Send e-mail to the Webmaster with questions or comments about the web site. Copyright 1996-2001 Darton College.