Saint Andrews Presbyterian College (Laurinburg, N.C.)

found: Encyclopedia of North Carolina, 2006:page 995-996 (St. Andrews Presbyterian College in Laurinburg was preceded by a number of institutions with ties to the Presbyterian Church ... ; Flora MacDonald and Presbyterian Junior College merged in 1958 to form what would become St. Andrews Presbyterian College .... The new institution, briefly called the Consolidated Presbyterian College, was situated on 800 acres of land south of Laurinburg. St. Andrews formally opened in 1961)

found: Ohles, John F. Private colleges and universities, 1982:under Saint Andrews Presbyterian College (in 1955, Presbyterian Synod of N.C. decided to establish a new college and merge existing institutions; charter for new college was granted in 1958. The school was named Saint Andrews Presbyterian College in 1960; first classes met in 1961. Flora Macdonald College and Presbyterian Junior College (for men) were merged with the new institution in 1961. Flora Macdonald College had been founded in 1896 as Red Springs Seminary in Red Springs N.C. The name was changed to Southern Presbyterian College and Conservatory of Music in 1903, and to Flora Macdonald College in 1914. Presbyterian Junior College was est. by the Synod of N.C. in Maxton, N.C. in 1928)

found: St. Andrews Presbyterian College WWW homepage, 10 Mar. 2010(Laurinburg, NC)

found: Looking ahead, c1987:t.p. (St. Andrews College, Laurinburg, North Carolina)

found: St. Andrews University WWW site, Apr. 3, 2018(In 2011 Webber International University and St. Andrews Presbyterian College received approval to merge the two institutions and St. Andrews became a branch of Webber International University. In the Fall of 2011 St. Andrews Presbyterian College became St. Andrews University, a branch of Webber International University) - https://www.sa.edu/about-us/our-history