Judson College

Since 1838, Judson College has been committed to preparing young women for lives of purpose through the transmission of knowledge, the refinement of intellect, the nurturing of faith, the promotion of service, and the development of character. A private, four-year, Christian college with degree programs in liberal arts and the sciences, Judson College helps each student reach her full potential by providing her with opportunities to engage her mind, practice her faith, and live her purpose.

Judson College, a private, undergraduate institution committed to academic excellence in the arts, sciences, and professional studies, offers distinguished student-centered academic programs in a residential, single-gender setting and through distance education to both genders.  As a caring, collegiate community related to the Alabama Baptist Convention, Judson College is dedicated to maturing its students into well-adjusted and productive citizens through the transmission of knowledge, the refinement of intellect, the nurturing of faith, the promotion of service, and the development of character.  Resulting from these efforts, Judson graduates will:

• Be knowledgeable in their academic area and be informed and contributing members of their communities;
• Think critically and communicate effectively;
• Be persons of enduring faith and character who are eager to serve and to lead.

Vision

The twenty-first century marks the beginning of Judson’s third century of service.  The College must consider all that is behind her a preamble to the future.  The institution will endeavor to become the finest Christian college of arts, sciences, and professional studies for women in America.  Twenty-first century students must be academically prepared for life and learning, always ready to exemplify the light and teachings of Christ.

 Core Values                                                                         

Judson College is a purposeful, caring community of students and employees who live, work, serve, and learn together, and who are united by faith in God and adherence to Christian traditions.  Based upon the character and teaching of Christ, the Judson community commits itself to “Principles of Light and Truth” that frame our common concerns and core values.  Acceptance of these values is a pledge to exercise them consistently in our treatment of others, and to expect to be treated in kind.