Located in the heart of Alabama's capital, TROY's Montgomery Campus is surrounded by top attractions like the Rosa Parks Library and Museum and the Davis Theatre for the Performing Arts. Tailored for non-traditional students, the Montgomery Campus offers flexible evening, online and blended classes. With a focus on personalized education, TROY equips students to thrive in Montgomery's growing opportunities, paving the way for success.
The Montgomery Campus Center for Student Success (CSS) combines key support services into one central hub to help students achieve academic success. Offering resources like testing, free tutoring, career coaching and study rooms, the CSS is dedicated to guiding students toward their goals in a supportive environment.
The Davis Theatre, originally The Paramount Theatre, opened on January 25, 1930, as a grand Movie Palace for talkies and Vaudeville. Now a 1,200-seat auditorium with modern amenities and professional staff, it remains a cherished venue where many have enjoyed performances, first dates and proposals.
Troy University's Rosa Parks Museum is an active memorial to the life of civil rights leader Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott, which led to racial integration in transportation and drew international attention to civil rights. Located at the site of her historic arrest, it is the only museum in the U.S. dedicated to Rosa Parks.
Troy University's Troy Campus offers both ROTC programs. While the Montgomery Campus does not host an official ROTC program, it provides cross-enrollment agreements with Alabama State University (ASU) for Air Force ROTC and Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM) for Army ROTC, giving students access to these opportunities.
TROY has been on the Princeton Review's “Best in the Southeast” list for 20 consecutive years. Troy Montgomery prides itself on offering students affordable and convenient academic options through on-campus and online classes. Split into five nine-week terms, we provide more academic opportunities for our students by allowing them to complete two more classes a year than the typical three-semester academic year. With our caring, understanding and knowledgeable faculty, we're here to put you and your dreams first even when you can't.
Whether you're pursuing an undergraduate degree or continuing your education in one of our nationally recognized graduate or professional studies programs, Troy Montgomery provides students the opportunity to achieve more than they ever thought possible. That's the Trojan Warrior Spirit.
Ready to launch your nursing career with a focused, full-time path? Troy University's Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) daytime option on the Montgomery Campus offers a structured five-semester program with in-person classes, labs, and clinical experiences during the day. Led by experienced faculty, you'll gain hands-on training in patient care across diverse settings, building the skills needed to excel as a registered nurse. Upon completion, you'll be prepared to sit for and pass the NCLEX-RN exam, opening doors to immediate employment in hospitals, clinics, and beyond with strong job placement and a rewarding start in healthcare.
Balancing work or life commitments but passionate about becoming a nurse? Troy University's nighttime ASN option on the Montgomery Campus lets working adults pursue their Associate of Science in Nursing through evening classes, labs, and clinicals over five semesters. With dedicated faculty support, you'll receive the same comprehensive training in nursing fundamentals and hands-on practice, preparing you to sit for the NCLEX-RN and enter the workforce as a registered nurse. This evening format empowers you to advance your career without pausing your daily responsibilities.
Are you a registered nurse looking to advance your career as quickly as possible? With over 50 years of experience educating nurses, Troy University offers its Online RN Mobility program, allowing you to earn your Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) entirely online in as few as 18 weeks. Through in-depth courses led by experienced faculty, you'll strengthen your skills in patient care and clinical practice. Courses are offered during five terms each year, giving you the flexibility to complete the program at a pace that fits your schedule, positioning you for your next professional step.
Are you a licensed practical nurse eager to earn your RN credential? Set to launch in fall 2026, the LPN to RN pathway—developed in partnership with Baptist Health—provides a flexible, accelerated bridge to becoming a registered nurse. The program is structured so you can keep working while completing coursework. You'll expand your scope of practice, boost earning potential, and unlock new career paths, with the option to seamlessly continue into TROY's RN-to-BSN program afterward.