Editing Arlington County, Virginia (section)

===Colleges and universities===
[[Marymount University]] is the only university with its main campus located in Arlington County. Founded in 1950 by the [[Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary]] as Marymount College of Virginia, both its main campus and its Ballston Center are located on North Glebe Road, with a shuttle service connecting the two.

[[George Mason University]] operates an [[George Mason University#Arlington|Arlington campus]] in the [[Virginia Square, Virginia|Virginia Square]] area between [[Clarendon, Virginia|Clarendon]] and [[Ballston, Virginia|Ballston]]. The campus houses the [[Antonin Scalia Law School]], the School of Policy, Government, and International Affairs, and the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution.

In June 2011, [[Virginia Tech]] opened the Virginia Tech Research Center - Arlington in [[Ballston, Virginia|Ballston]], providing a teaching and research base for graduate students in computer research and engineering to interact with organizations and research agencies in the National Capital area.<ref>[http://www.vtnews.vt.edu/articles/2011/06/062911-ncr-researchcenteropening.html "Virginia Tech Research Center — Arlington opens to expand capability for scientific inquiry, extend university footprint in National Capital Region"] VT News. Retrieved October 1, 2011.</ref>

Rosslyn is a location for some of the [[University of Virginia]]'s business programs, including [[McIntire School of Commerce]] Master of Science in the Management of Information Technology, and [[University of Virginia Darden School of Business|Darden School of Business]] Master of Business Administration (Executive/Global Executive).

Other private and technical schools maintain a campus in Arlington, including the [[Institute for the Psychological Sciences]], the [[John Leland Center for Theological Studies]], the [[University of Management and Technology (Virginia)|University of Management and Technology]], [[DeVry University]]. [[Strayer University]] has a campus in Arlington as well as its corporate headquarters.

[[Anthem Education Group]], [[George Washington University]], [[Georgetown University]], [[Northern Virginia Community College]], [[Troy University]], the [[University of New Haven]], and the [[University of Oklahoma]] all have campuses in Arlington.