WC Campuses

Wilmington College's Cincinnati Branch, located in Cincinnati, Ohio, serves as an extension campus designed to provide accessible education to adult learners and non-traditional students in the greater Cincinnati area. This campus focuses on flexible scheduling, including evening and online courses, to accommodate working professionals and those balancing family responsibilities.

• Business Administration: Tailored programs in management, accounting, and organizational leadership, designed for career advancement.
• Education: Degree completion and certification programs for educators, including special education and administrative leadership tracks.
• Social Work: A popular program focusing on community service, counseling, and advocacy, preparing students for roles in human services.
• Criminal Justice: Courses addressing law enforcement, corrections, and criminology, with an emphasis on ethical practices and community safety.
• Healthcare Management: A growing field of study aimed at preparing students for administrative roles in medical and health services.
• Liberal Studies: A customizable degree for students seeking a broad-based education with interdisciplinary focus areas.

The Cincinnati Branch emphasizes practical, career-oriented education with a supportive environment for adult learners. Faculty bring real-world experience to the classroom, ensuring relevant and applicable learning outcomes. The campus also offers resources like academic advising and career services to help students achieve their professional goals. Wilmington College’s commitment to affordability and accessibility is evident here, with financial aid options and a focus on community engagement and lifelong learning.

Wilmington College's Main Campus in Wilmington, Ohio, offers a comprehensive range of academic programs rooted in liberal arts education with a focus on hands-on learning and career preparation. The campus is known for its commitment to experiential learning, integrating classroom instruction with real-world applications through internships, research, and community engagement.

• Agriculture: A flagship program with concentrations in agronomy, animal science, and agricultural business, reflecting the college's historical ties to the farming community.
• Business Administration: Offering majors in accounting, management, and marketing, preparing students for diverse corporate and entrepreneurial careers.
• Education: Programs for aspiring teachers with licensure tracks in early childhood, middle childhood, and adolescent to young adult education.
• Sciences: Including biology, chemistry, and environmental science, with opportunities for undergraduate research and pre-professional tracks like pre-med and pre-vet.
• Social Sciences: Majors such as psychology, criminal justice, and political science, focusing on critical thinking and societal impact.
• Arts and Humanities: Programs in English, history, and religion, fostering creativity and cultural understanding.

The campus also supports interdisciplinary studies and minors in areas like sustainability and peace studies, aligning with the college's Quaker values of peace and social justice. With small class sizes, students benefit from personalized attention and mentorship from faculty dedicated to student success. The curriculum emphasizes global awareness, ethical decision-making, and service, preparing graduates to make meaningful contributions to their communities and beyond.