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Midway University Inc

Midway, KY
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Mission

Part 1: midway university engages and challenges students to achieve individual growth, responsible citizenship, and meaningful careers through personalized educational experiences. - Part 3: midway university is an accredited institution of higher education located in midway, kentucky, founded in 1847 as the kentucky female orphan school. The institution offers traditional programs as well as accelerated programs in the evening and online. Degrees offered include associate, baccalaureate and master's degrees.

  • Website: http://WWW.MIDWAY.EDU
  • Phone: 8598465308
  • Principal Officer: DR JOHN P MARSDEN
  • EIN
    EIN: 610444708
  • Revenue: $33,455,208
  • Assets: $72,211,387
  • Expenses: $28,960,130

Midway University Inc
512 E Stephens St
Midway, KY 40347
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Midway university offers a liberal arts foundation through a general education curriculum and career focused preparation through majors at the undergraduate level. In addition, the university provides coeducational accelerated adult undergraduate and graduate programs in the evenings at the main campus and online. All programs are intended to lead to rewarding careers and responsible citizenship.

The university provides academic support to students in the form of academic advisors, academic counseling, and library and computer services. The university's 15 - 1 student-faculty ratio ensures easy access to and development of good relationships with faculty.

The university provides students with a number of opportunities to become involved in social, recreational, educational, and cultural activities. Annual events include night of lights, the last supper, midway christmas vespers, and graduation festivities. Chorale concerts and student productions add a cultural dimension to campus life. A number of student activities and organizations provide students with the opportunity to supplement academic learning, sharpen leadership skills, and actively participate in the process of planning and organizing programs.