Situated just outside Memphis, The College at Mid-America sits in the heart of America, a city so centrally located it's known as America's Distribution Center. It's a crossroads for rhythm & blues, barbecue and world cuisine, history and technology. There's never a shortage of things to do and places to see. It's a great place to learn, grow, and discover.

Located immediately adjacent to the main campus, Mid-America Student Housing, or The Village, as it's called, is convenient, safe, secure, and a cut above the typical dorm-type accommodations. It's a great place to meet new friends, study, and stay close to the campus library, gym, and other amenities. It's also located in a great area of town, close to shopping, restaurants, and employment options.

The GO! Program offers you real-world experience through various community service projects. You'll develop leadership abilities as you give of yourself to help others. Click here to view or download the GO! Program Handbook.

Held each Tuesday and Thursday, Mid-America Chapel is a refreshing time of worship and recharging, as a steady stream of speakers from the Mid-America community and from across the globe bring inspiring messages.

A wide variety of special events punctuate the calendar, from our annual Founders' Days that kick off the academic year to special conferences to "Mid-America's Got Talent." Mid-America events supplement your academic experience with rich, meaningful, and fun-filled activities.

The Ora Byram Allison Library offers 140,000 volumes plus an additional 40,000 online and is equipped with the latest in educational technology. The Mid-America Bookstore is more than just a place to buy solid books you can trust. It includes a snack bar and lounge—a great place to hang out and meet new friends.

Located in Memphis, Tennessee, our campus is both beautiful and state-of-the-art. The campus includes convenient student housing and amenities, such as our gym, fitness center, cafeteria, bookstore, and much more.

A number of organizations on campus serve to help students make connections within the larger student body. These groups plan events throughout the year to foster community and fellowship.