Baldwin - Wallace College

• B-W gives you choices in course formats -- The Adult and Continuing Education Program offers accelerated 8-week courses, 5-day immersion courses, and computer-based "hybrid" courses, as well as tradtional 16-week semester long courses.   Most evening and Saturday classes meet just once a week.
• Accelerated Degree in Organizational Leadership -- Energizing the Art of Leadership.   Baldwin-Wallace College offers an exciting adult degree completion program for highly motivated, working adults to earn their entire bachelor's degree in just three years.  The program is carefully sequenced with accelerated courses so that students take just a few classes at a time over a period of three years. 

Complete Your Evening Degree on Cleveland's Westside and Eastside!

• Westside Adult Degree Completion -- B-W's main campus is in Berea, Ohio.  Baldwin-Wallace College enrolls more than 4200 undergraduate and graduate students, with more than 800 adult students  in undergraduate and graduate evening/Saturday degree programs in Berea.   Many classes have accelerated formats.  A beautiful place to study and learn, Baldwin-Wallace College has 50 buildings on more than 100 tree-shaded acres.  Parking lots are easily accessed, well-lit and close to your classrooms.

• Eastside Adult Degree Completion -- B-W East in Beachwood, Ohio is Baldwin-Wallace's center for adult learning on the Eastside, where approximately 150 adults are enrolled in business and leadershp programs at both the bachelor's and master's levels.  Earn your bachelor's degree at B-W East in Accounting, Business Administration, Human Resources and Management.

Your B-W Degree is World-Relevant. 

Go to class tonight and apply what you learn tomorrow – at work, at home and in your community.  Evening degree completion classes are enriched by the real experience that you, your classmates and your professors bring to the learning process.  You’ll get to know your faculty and learn from their professional lives as scholars, CEOs and business leaders, health practitioners, politicians, psychologists, scientists and educators.