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The 12 Smallest Colleges In The Country

The 12 Smallest Colleges In The Country
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Think you go to a small college? Think again!

Inside College recently named the smallest colleges in the country. The winner? Alaska Bible College which has 38 students. Talk about small.

Check out the 12 smallest colleges in the country. Think you could go to a college with 38 people in it? Tell us in the comments section.

The Smllest Colleges
1. Alaska Bible College(01 of12)
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38 students - Glennallen, AK (credit:Facebook)
2. Shimer College(02 of12)
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81 students - Chicago, IL (credit:Facebook)
3. Thomas More College Of Liberal Arts(03 of12)
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84 students - Merrimack, NH (credit:Facebook)
4. Sterling College(04 of12)
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105 students - Craftsbury Common, VT (credit:Schirin Oeding/Sterling College)
5. Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts(05 of12)
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151 students - Old Lyme, CT (credit:Facebook)
6. Bryn Athyn College of the New Church(06 of12)
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155 students - Bryn Athyn, PA (credit:Facebook)
7. Art Academy of Cincinnati(07 of12)
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156 students - Cincinnati, OH (credit:Facebook)
8. Burlington College(08 of12)
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168 students - Burlington, VT (credit:Facebook)
9. College of Visual Arts(09 of12)
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172 students - St. Paul, MN (credit:Facebook)
10. Holy Apostles College and Seminary(10 of12)
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260 students - Cromwell, CT (credit:Holy Apostles)
11. Montserrat College of Art(11 of12)
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280 students - Beverly, MA (credit:Facebook)
12. Cogswell Polytechnical College(12 of12)
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287 students - Sunnyvale, CA (credit:Facebook)

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