A large brick building shaped like an 'L,' lined with trees, sidewalks, and vibrant grass

Cottey has the capacity to house 350 students.

Our faculty and staff are committed to weaving the Cottey values of experiential learning, global awareness and social responsibility into everything they teach.

Cottey College president Dr. Jann Rudd Weitzel congratulates a proud graduate.

Students at women's colleges report more meaningful and more frequent interaction with faculty. At Cottey, the faculty to student ratio is 10:1.

Students with molecular models in one of Dr. Ganga Fernando's chemistry classes.

We believe that in order to change the world, you have to see it first. An international trip is included as part of your enrollment.

Travel the world! It's on us!

Cottey College's academic center features a cadaver lab for health and biomedical science majors, because we are committed to giving our students hands-on experience.

A red, brick building with neatly manicured shrubs lining it's perimeter

A tree branch with red blooms hangs over a student reading on a courtyard bench

All students, regardless of major, are welcome to take dance classes and audition for Cottey In Motion dance company, where they will perform on the big stage in the Center for the Arts!

Eight female students standing proudly in front of a stately historical home

A strong brick chapel with white accents and a tall steeple

A snack bar, couches, and tables fill a well-light lounge area full of natural light

A large tile sign denoting the Susan Bulkeley Butler Center for Campus Life

One of two for Center for Campus Life patios, complete with lush green hills and plenty of patio furniture

Fine Arts Building-Exterior, a large brick building with cube-like dimensions, lots of window, and a glass walkway connecting the second story to Main Hall

Women's college students develop strong community bonds passed down through generations of female graduates and manifested in engaging campus traditions.

The Fine Arts Department includes studios and classrooms for ceramics, painting, photography, design, drawing and sculpture.

Students, regardless of major, can participate in music activities on campus, including music lessons at no additional cost.

Single-gender classrooms result in more active student participation, higher order thinking, and more academic challenge.

A stately brick building with large white columns; in the foreground is one of Cottey's most beloved pieces of art: four statues of students laughing, reading, and enjoying one another's company

Glossy wooden floor, school colors, and a giant Cottey Comets logo accentuate this basketball court

Cottey's golf team has a private, indoor swing lab equipped with a tracker for fine tuning our athlete's game.

The softball team's swing studio allows our athletes the freedom to practice at any time.

The esports arena is home to the Cottey Comet esports team.

The esports arena doubles as a stock trading lab, giving our business students valuable hands-on experience.

The room is full of a wide variety of exercise equipment, including treadmills, bikes, and many weight stations

Tall windows, a series of roman columns, and white trim accentuate this long, brick building

A bird's eye view of the library foyer. It includes comfortable chairs, rows of books, and international flags hanging from the ceiling

Cottey's Library features a Mac Lab, where students can check out computers for homework, content creation, or other creative endeavors.

The coffee and tea station is free for all students and features a wide variety of hot beverages.

This statue, titled "Friends Meet", is positioned on the north side of the library. It represents the community and sisterhood our students experience during their Cottey journey.

An enormous brick building with a two wings on either side. The lawn in front is vibrant and manicured, while the sky behind is deep blue with some delicate clouds

Snow is falling on Main Hall. Large snowflakes can be seen falling on the building and in the trees that populate the front lawn

Three students sit happily on top of a stone sign that reads, "Cottey College." Main hall can be seen in the background

A stone entryway and flowers lining the steps make P.E.O. Hall a classic beauty

P.E.O. Hall was the first building and residence hall erected after Cottey was accepted as a gift by the P.E.O. Sisterhood. It is home to Arkansas, California-Gardner, California-Remy, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Oregon, Pope and Yellowstone suites.

Chairs in Cottey yellow, couches, and glass panels separating the spaces make this residence hall lobby modern and chic

Approximately 100 student live in ten suites in Reeves: California-Weller, Kansas, Michigan, Nebraska, New Mexico, Ohio, Rubie, Seaboard, Texas, and Washington.

Raney Dining Room is on the lower level. Arizona, Colorado-Minear, Colorado-Thompson, Dakota, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Rosemary-Alumna, Santa Barbara, Southeastern, Wallace, Wheatlake and Wisconsin suites are found in "Robbie."

Students decorate and hang wreaths around campus and at the President's house as part of the Hanging of the Greens tradition.

Caroling and Hanging of the Greens is a long standing holiday tradition.

Cottey's dance studio is accommodating to students of all skill levels.

A brick sign that reads, "Cottey College," sits in the middle of a lush campus quad

Students sit at a table covered with brightly-colored food

A closeup of a students main course-a bun with tomato, melted cheese, and avaocado stacked on top

Gray paint, white trim, and a blue door make this two story house feel like a wonderful place to serve as a Student Wellness Center

A counseling office inside the Wellness Center with a comfortable couch, soothing gray walls, and a smiling mental health professional

A medical office with professional examination tables and equipment for monitoring students' health

Cottey Logo with tagline

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