Troy University, Montgomery

In 1965, a center started at Maxwell Air Force Base that led to the formation of the present-day Montgomery Campus. The Troy State University System formed in 1982. That same year, the campuses in Dothan and Montgomery obtained independent accreditation status. Today, Troy University is comprised of a network of campuses throughout Alabama and the world.

Troy University at Montgomery consists of various colleges within the college. These are the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Education, the Sorrell College of Business, and the Graduate School. Designed exclusively for non-traditional learners, Troy-Montgomery provides evening classes, flexible scheduling, and innovative instructional delivery methods. Distance Learning is also a part of the academic affairs there.

The Montgomery Campus offers both undergraduate and graduate degree programs. Associate degrees are available, such as Business Administration or Computer and Information Science. There is a bachelor's degree for Accounting, Marketing, Management and Research, Banking and Finance, and Political Science. The graduate programs include CIS, Business, Management, Human Resources, Public Administration, Education, and Counseling.