Union College, Barbourville

Although its academics are rooted in the arts, humanities and sciences, Union College recognizes the need for professional training. Union prepares its students for the competitive job market with professional development opportunities and pre-professional programs.

As a liberal arts college, Union focuses on undergraduate academics. About 30 majors are available through Union’s nine academic departments. The school also offers master’s degree programs in Education and Psychology.

Located in the Appalachian Mountains, Union College features many opportunities for outdoor adventure. However, student life at Union is more than just hiking excursions. The college has many registered student organizations and school-sponsored events for your spiritual, cultural, intellectual and professional growth.

For undergraduates, Union College’s admissions requirements include an application, official transcripts and ACT/SAT scores. Graduate admissions requirements vary depending on the program you’re applying to.

Nearly all of Union College undergraduates receive financial aid. In addition to federal grants and loans, Union College funds several scholarship programs. Scholarships are based primarily on merit, but some also consider athletic, artistic or leadership ability. All Union College scholarships require a FAFSA for consideration.

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