No other college offers such a diverse, multidisciplinary, liberal arts curriculum as Prescott College. Students maintain their personal and professional lives while earning a degree. The College offers on-going support from faculty and other students in the program . The majority of our students continue to hold jobs and have family responsibilities while they pursue their education. At Prescott College students can earn the degree they have always wanted.
Students work closely with a core faculty member to design the overall structure of their programs.
Each program incorporates an individually designed internship or experiential component that demonstrates competence in the student's field. Community-based education means that students utilize local experts in their home communities as educational resources. Mentors provide students with a valuable network of professionals in their field of study and these connections often lead to internships, recommendations, and jobs. Mentors can usually be easily found in local business and other professional organizations, or even local educational institutions such as elementary and high schools, universities and community colleges, etc. Upon enrollment, our core faculty members will assist you with the process of finding mentors in your community.