Midway University, formerly Midway College, is a private university in Midway, Kentucky, affiliated with the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). It traces its history to 1847, when it was founded as the Kentucky Female Orphan School, the first school in the United States for orphan girls. It later became Midway College and, after becoming coeducational, took the name Midway University. The campus is at 512 East Stephens Street in the small town of Midway, in the Bluegrass region between Lexington and Frankfort. The university offers associate, bachelor's and graduate degrees, with strengths in nursing, education, business, equine studies, and health sciences, plus online and adult programs. Admission is test-optional and nearly open: reported acceptance rates exceed 90 percent, with rolling deadlines and a $30 application fee.
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Midway University uses rolling admission and a test-optional policy. Selective programs such as nursing and teacher education have additional criteria.
Dates, fees and criteria change every session. Always confirm them on the official admissions page before applying.
Location
512 East Stephens Street, Midway, Kentucky, United States
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