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Millsaps College
Millsaps College, founded in 1890, is consistently ranked among the top liberal arts colleges in the South, and its small size, around 700 undergraduates, lets the college maintain unusually close faculty-student relationships relative to Mississippi's larger public universities. The college's Else School of Management offers one of the only accredited undergraduate business programs housed within a small liberal arts college in the state, giving Millsaps students access to genuine pre-professional business training alongside the broader liberal arts curriculum. Millsaps's Jackson, Mississippi campus gives students access to the state capital's business, legal, and government institutions, and the college's continued United Methodist Church affiliation shapes aspects of its institutional mission even as its student body includes students from a broad range of religious backgrounds. The college's combination of genuine academic selectivity, its accredited undergraduate business school, and its capital-city location has made Millsaps the leading small private liberal arts college in Mississippi, particularly for students seeking a smaller-scale alternative to the state's larger public flagships.
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University of Mississippi
The University of Mississippi, commonly known as Ole Miss, founded in 1848, is the state's flagship public research university, and its 1962 desegregation, following a federal court order admitting Black student James Meredith, sparked a violent riot that required federal troops to restore order, marking one of the most significant confrontations of the civil rights era. The university's business and accounting programs, along with its pharmacy school, have built strong regional reputations, and Ole Miss's law school remains one of the most respected in the state, producing a significant proportion of Mississippi's practicing attorneys and judges. The university's continued reckoning with its Confederate-era symbolism and its complicated civil rights history has shaped ongoing institutional efforts to reexamine campus monuments and traditions, a process that's remained a significant and sometimes contentious part of the university's public identity in recent decades. Ole Miss's combination of major Southeastern Conference athletics, particularly a passionate football culture centered on "The Grove" tailgating tradition, and its historically significant role in the civil rights movement have made it one of the more institutionally complex and closely watched public universities in the American South.
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