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The second-oldest college in the United States of America is the College of William & Mary. For more information, please refer to the SilverMedals.net feature article “College of William & Mary — the Second-Oldest College in the U.S.“.
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The College of William & Mary, chartered in 1693, is the second-oldest institution of higher learning in the United States—second only to Harvard University (http://www.harvard.edu), which was established in 1636. Although it’s the second-oldest college in the U.S., William & Mary isn’t without its own firsts: it was the first to receive a Royal Charter; the first U.S. college to become a university; the first law school in the U.S.
