Ten minutes from downtown Atlanta. Agnes Scott provides a small town feel with big city opportunities.
Symbolized by the black onyx ring, Agnes Scott students share a rich history and communal traditions that bind them together as students and alumnae.
Agnes Scott's 19th century architecture and Arcadian setting provide the perfect backdrop for your wedding, film shoot or next conference or meeting.
Women (and men) can take the next step at Agnes Scott to enter the healthcare field. College graduates can enroll in our post-baccalaureate pre-medical program for additional courses needed to enter a medical career.
Your professors will expect as much from you as the world expects from you. In other words, a lot.
After your first-year seminar, you will be prepared to pursue any one of the 34 majors and 31 minors available at Agnes Scott.
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One of the rescued friends that Amanda Fitzgibbons, 2015, encountered during her summer internship at Seabird Sanctuary in Indian Shores, Florida. Be sure to read her infographic that attempts to answer the question: what to do if you find a baby bird?
Read the blog of Destiny Davis, 2014, about her internship experiences at Harlem United and her personal experiences in New York City.
Kimberly Reeves '12, leading an informative hike through the old-growth Fernbank Forest during her Urban Watch Internship at Fernbank Museum of Natural History.
Lauren Billips '12, and friends, at Midwest Avian Adoption. Lauren completed an internship at the avian rescue facility during her winter semester break.
Triple Threat: (from left) Johnnie Sanchez (2013), Christen Thompson '12, and Kelsey Clodfelter '12 taking a break from their spring internship responsibilities at Creative Loafing, Atlanta's alternative weekly newspaper.
Read a creative, non-fiction piece by Merrill Montgomery '12 about her internship at the Centers for Disease Control, titled "Miracle of Science."
Read Sarah Klingenberg's (2013) blog about weekly summer internship adventures with Burnaway, the online magazine and destination for engaged dialogue about the arts.
Watch this narrative written and filmed by Shilin Zhou, 2013, during her internship at David J. Sencer CDC Museum.
