433 West Madison Street
Pulaski, TN 38478

Martin Methodist College is a co-educational, four-year liberal arts college, affiliated with the Tennessee Conference of the United Methodist Church. The college is located in Pulaski, Tennessee, 70 miles from Nashville and 40 miles from Huntsville, Alabama.

Martin Methodist College confers associate and bachelor's degrees, through a liberal arts and sciences foundation, in more than 28 professional programs in its academics divisions of business, Education, Humanities, Mathematics and Sciences, nursing, and Social Sciences. Secondary teacher certifications are available in Biology, business, History, and English and K-12 teacher certification is available in Physical Education.

Martin Methodist College's Center for Church Leadership provides support to Tennessee Conference churches and Conferences of the United Methodist Church through educational services, church relations and religious life.

Quick Facts

The student faculty ratio is 16 to 1 and freshman classes will contain 20 to 25 students. There are over 60 faculty and staff.

In the 2009/2010 academic year, more than 1000 students enrolled in Martin Methodist College.

Ninety-five percent of students receive scholarships from Martin Methodist College

Martin Methodist College is in the heart of the Westhill historical district, three blocks away from the courthouse square.

The college has a Martin Methodist College Martin 2020 long-range plan to enhance the college's educational and campus experience. The plan includes renovation of the Fine Arts Center and the science building on the 18-acre main campus and a 43-acre east campus tract is being developed into the college's athletic complex.

The college offers special programs including the Upward Bound program to motivate students to strive for better academic achievements in high school, encouraging them to earn a college degree, The International Studies program is conducted during the summer and provides study in language and cultural immersion, and the Honors Program develops scholars through curriculum, cultural enrichment and one-on-one interaction with leaders with expertise in a variety of fields.

To ensure Martin students have an exceptional academic success, students have access to free tutoring, career counseling, academic counseling, seminars, and supplemental instruction.

The college's clubs and organizations are a great way for students to become integrated into campus life. These clubs and organizations include the Student Christian Organization, MMC Democrats, Drama club, Student Government, The Green Team, MMC Idol, NAACP, Praise and Worship Band, and a variety of other organizations.

Comfortable on-campus living is available in the Criswell residence hall for women and Upperman residence hall for men.

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