LONGWOOD UNIVERSITY
Longwood University, in partnership with the Center and Patrick & Henry Community College, offers residents of the West Piedmont an opportunity to earn a bachelor’s degree close to home.
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education and Teaching
Transfer from community college with your associate’s degree to Longwood and complete your bachelor’s degree in two or three years.
The Center offers flexible class schedules with the working professional in mind. Classes meet in the afternoons and evenings during the week on the second floor of the Baldwin Building.
MHC Academic Foundation offers scholarships exclusively for the Center’s students. Visit their website, mhcaf.org, for the latest information on eligibility and important deadlines.
Find more scholarship opportunities under Learner Resources.
Congratulations Longwood Class of '26!
Elementary Education
- Karli Nicole Barker
- Alyson Burch
- Lydia G. Carter*
- Odette Monserrath Chavez
- Mary Craig*
- Michael Caleb Gilbert
- Kaysee Paige Marshall*
- Annie Payton Merriman*
- Kendall Lane Mitchem*
- Angela Norman*
- Lindsey Nicole Peay
- Amber Wimbish*
*Grow Your Own Grant Recipient
Early Childhood Education
- Amiyah Hood
- Emma Nester
Why Choose Longwood @ The Center?
Flexibility
Transfer from Patrick & Henry Community College to Longwood @ the Center and enjoy flexible course schedules to suit your needs and life.
Affordability
College should be affordable, rather than a luxury for few. Longwood offers merit scholarships and other types of aid to support students.
Lancer Life
Longwood @ The Center students enjoy the same time-honored traditions and Lancer community. It's a community that becomes family and a campus that becomes home.