

Blinn College was established in 1883 as Mission Institute by the Southern German Conference of the Methodist denomination. Shortly after its establishment, in 1889, the institute started to admit women, and in the following year, the name was changed to Blinn Memorial College. In 1927, a junior college was organised by the Board of Trustees, and 3 years after, Blinn merged with Southwestern University of Georgetown, Texas. In 1937, all connections with Southwestern University and the Methodist denominations were terminated. In that same year, Blinn became the first county-owned junior college district in Texas, after the Washington County levied a property tax for the creation of a public junior college district in Texas.
Some years later, in 1970, the Bryan campus was established, and in the following decade, a third campus was opened. Bryan campus was expanded, with the construction of some buildings, and in 2002, Schulman Theatre was purchased and converted into a classroom. In 1997 Schulenburg campus opened, and Sealy campus in 2005.Show more
I went to college and absolutely loved my accounting class. The teach was very detail but also took her time to make sure we all understood every step. She also offered extra tutoring weekly if we needed help outside the classroom.
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