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Education & Technology Corridor

The I-81 corridor in the Shenandoah Valley is home to eleven colleges and universities that strengthen the workforce and enrich the cultural vitality of the Valley region. High academic standards, new technologies and the application of classroom learning to real world situations prepare Valley graduates to enter the job market as educated and skilled professionals.

Businesses look to the Shenandoah Valley's colleges and universities for an educated workforce.  From business, science and information technology to customized workforce programs, Valley graduates are equipped with talent and skill to support today's business and industry.

Degrees Conferred 2008-09 Associate Degrees Bachelors Degrees Masters Degrees
Four Year Colleges and Universities:
Bridgewater College   289
 
Eastern Mennonite University 1
332 84
James Madison University   3,630 655
Mary Baldwin College   256 75
Southern Virginia University    91  
Virginia Military Institute   290  
Washington and Lee University   430

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Community Colleges:
Blue Ridge Community College 476    
Dabney S. Lancaster Community College 96    
Lord Fairfax Community College 436    
Colleges and Universities in proximity to region:
Shenandoah University   362 205
University of Virginia   3,560 1,727
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 51 5,307 1,419
Total Degrees Conferred 2008-09 1,060 14,547 4,170
Source: SCHEV Research Data Warehouse and Universities

Nationally Recognized Schools of Education

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