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Point University

Christian college

Point University

West Point, GA · Private nonprofit · 4-year · Churches of Christ and Christian Churches

Real cost

Average price after aid $25,335 a year

Median debt at graduation: $25,250 (all students)

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Point University in West Point, Georgia is a Christ-centered university whose mission is to educate students for Christ-centered service and leadership. Its published statement of faith is affirmed by trustees and employees, and on-ground bachelor's students take a Biblical Studies Minor or Major as their core. Chapel is held at least once a month for the community, and the Feast ministry, sponsored by Spring Road Christian Church, meets near campus.

Faith life at a glance

In the college’s own words

  • “At least once a month, the students, faculty, and staff of Point University gather for chapel.”

    Source: point.edu

  • “Throughout each semester, our students and faculty lead various Bible studies and small groups.”

    Source: point.edu

  • “Point’s academic program has the Bible at its core, and every degree includes studies in the Christian faith.”

    Source: point.edu

Questions students ask

What's a normal week?

The community gathers for chapel at least once a month, and students and faculty lead Bible studies and small groups each semester.

Source: point.edu
Where do I find community?

Students and faculty lead Bible studies and small groups throughout each semester.

Source: point.edu
Can I serve or go on mission trips?

Community ministry is one of the opportunities for spiritual growth at Point University.

Source: point.edu

Academic Excellence

C+Academic Excellence: C+ (grade C+): 0 to 100 points out of 100 on what official sources document. Grades need sources for at least 60% of the checklist.
43 of 100
From federal data, on fixed published scales.

Each measure counts for the share shown.

  • Graduation rate 35% of scoreThis measure counts for 35% of the Academic Excellence score.34%
  • First-year retention 20% of scoreThis measure counts for 20% of the Academic Excellence score.74%
  • Entering students' test scores 15% of scoreThis measure counts for 15% of the Academic Excellence score.Not reported
  • Student-to-faculty ratio 15% of scoreThis measure counts for 15% of the Academic Excellence score.15 to 1
  • Instructional spending per student 15% of scoreThis measure counts for 15% of the Academic Excellence score.$3,040

Bars show points on each measure’s scale. How Academic Excellence is computed.

Source: College Scorecard (College Scorecard, most recent cohorts (data release 06/10/2026))

Faith scorecard

Each area’s grade and what we found. Tap an area to see the findings and their sources.

Partly researched

We have checked some of this college’s faith and campus life facts against its own official pages. There is not yet enough verified to grade them, so the findings below are what we could confirm. Anything not listed has not been confirmed yet.

  • Spiritual life staff (pastors, ministers and professional staff): 1 to 2 (One named professional staff member (Director of Spiritual Formation). Campus Minister and Assistant Campus Minister positions are mentioned without names.)
  • Retreats or spiritual emphasis weeks each year: One or two (Emphasis weeks are listed among spiritual growth opportunities.)
  • Bible studies, small groups and Christian student organizations: Many (Bible studies and small groups are led by students and faculty each semester, plus Adventure Groups and Feast.)
  • Faculty affirm the college's statement of faith: All faculty (The statement says trustees and employees affirm it; employees include faculty.)
  • Faith life in residence halls (hall Bible studies, resident ministry leaders): In every hall (Campus Life Ministers serve in each residence facility.)
  • Office or senior leader for spiritual life or Christian mission: Yes (A Director of Spiritual Formation leads the spiritual formation office, and an internship mentions the Center for Spiritual Formation.)
  • Prayer opportunities (prayer rooms, prayer groups, days or weeks of prayer): Now and then (Spaces for prayer are offered.)
  • Campus pastors or chaplains serving students: Full-time campus pastor or chaplain (Nathan Jones is named as Director of Spiritual Formation, who leads the campus ministry staff.)
  • A chapel or worship space on campus: Yes (The catalog refers to chapel buildings used by on-ground residential students.)
  • Bible or theology courses required of all bachelor's students: 3 or more courses (On-ground bachelor's students take four required Bible and theology courses (BBS 102, BBS 202, BBS 304, THE 405) plus one elective from BBS, NTS, OTS or THE, per the 2026-27 catalog. Online students take a different Character Core track; this count uses the on-ground requirement.)
  • Required courses include study of the Old and New Testaments: One choice among others (An OT or NT course is one choice of the elective. The residential General Education Core lists an OT and NT content objective.)
  • Faith integrated across the curriculum (stated in academic or faculty policy): Yes (The catalog says faculty design each course in the core and minor to serve goals related to faith integration.)
  • Bible, theology or ministry major offered: Yes (The on-ground Character Core may be taken as a Biblical Studies major or minor; the catalog describes the major.)
  • A published statement of faith: Yes (Published as What We Believe on the official site.)
  • Cross-cultural or global ministry programs: Some (An intercultural course sequence includes a cross-cultural immersion run by an international missions ministry. Not required of all students.)
  • Service explicitly rooted in the Christian mission: Yes (The mission is Christ-centered service and leadership.)
N/AWorship and chapel: Not enough information. Official sources do not cover enough of this to grade it yet.

Worship and chapel

Not enough information · 3 of 7 found

  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Chapel services during the weekNot enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Chapel attendance expected of studentsNot enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Student worship nights or praise servicesNot enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Prayer opportunities (prayer rooms, prayer groups, days or weeks of prayer)Now and then (Spaces for prayer are offered.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Spiritual Formation | Point Universitypoint.edu/student-experience/spiritual-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “UP: Providing spaces in which the Point community can worship God through prayer, singing, and reflecting on His Word.”
      Spaces are provided for the community to worship God through prayer; no frequency is stated.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Campus pastors or chaplains serving studentsFull-time campus pastor or chaplain (Nathan Jones is named as Director of Spiritual Formation, who leads the campus ministry staff.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Spiritual Formation | Point Universitypoint.edu/student-experience/spiritual-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “If you feel God calling you to lead a Bible study or small group, contact Nathan Jones, Director of Spiritual Formation.”
      Nathan Jones is named as Director of Spiritual Formation.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    A chapel or worship space on campusYes (The catalog refers to chapel buildings used by on-ground residential students.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Academic Catalog 2026-27 (Student life)point.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/d3369069-8ee6-4134-9504-0999c8638491-pointu_colleague_ethos-catalog-1771129647010.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “the dormitories, cafeterias, athletic facilities, chapel buildings, and certain other services used by on-ground residential students”
      The university has chapel buildings used by on-ground students.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Published weekly schedule of chapel, worship and prayerNot enough information: no verified chapel or worship times are recorded.
ABible and theology: Strong (grade A): 85 to 100 points out of 100 on what official sources document. Grades need sources for at least 60% of the checklist.

Bible and theology

91 of 100 points · 5 of 6 found

  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Bible or theology courses required of all bachelor's students3 or more courses (On-ground bachelor's students take four required Bible and theology courses (BBS 102, BBS 202, BBS 304, THE 405) plus one elective from BBS, NTS, OTS or THE, per the 2026-27 catalog. Online students take a different Character Core track; this count uses the on-ground requirement.)
    Sources (2)
    1. Character Formation Core | Point University Catalogcatalog.point.edu/coursework/character · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “For on-ground baccalaureate students residing at Point’s main campus, the Character Core takes the form of a 15-credit Biblical Studies Minor (or Biblical Studies Major).”
      On-ground bachelor students take a 15-credit Biblical Studies Minor or Major as their Character Core.
    2. Academic Catalog 2026-27 (Biblical Studies Minor)point.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/d3369069-8ee6-4134-9504-0999c8638491-pointu_colleague_ethos-catalog-1771129647010.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “BBS 102 The Drama of Scripture”
      BBS 102 is a required course in the on-ground Biblical Studies Minor.
      “BBS 202 Jesus: The Focus of Scripture”
      BBS 202 is a required course in the on-ground Biblical Studies Minor.
      “BBS 304 Scripture: Reading and Interpretation”
      BBS 304 is a required course in the on-ground Biblical Studies Minor.
      “THE 405 Christ, Culture, and Career”
      THE 405 is a required course in the on-ground Biblical Studies Minor.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Required courses include study of the Old and New TestamentsOne choice among others (An OT or NT course is one choice of the elective. The residential General Education Core lists an OT and NT content objective.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Academic Catalog 2026-27 (Biblical Studies Minor)point.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/d3369069-8ee6-4134-9504-0999c8638491-pointu_colleague_ethos-catalog-1771129647010.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “BBS (Biblical Studies), NTS (New Testament Studies), OTS (Old Testament Studies), and THE (Theology).”
      The elective may be chosen from Biblical Studies, New Testament, Old Testament or Theology courses.
      “Demonstrate a basic understanding of the content of the Old and New Testaments (all degrees)”
      The residential General Education Core lists an Old and New Testament content objective for all degrees.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Christian worldview or faith-and-learning courses requiredNot enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Faith integrated across the curriculum (stated in academic or faculty policy)Yes (The catalog says faculty design each course in the core and minor to serve goals related to faith integration.)
    Sources (2)
    1. General Education Core | Point University Catalogcatalog.point.edu/coursework/core · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “The faculty of Point University has specifically designed each course in the General Education Core, Character Core, Biblical Studies Minor, and professional programs to serve the University mission and goals, including goals related to faith integration.”
      Faculty design each core course to serve goals related to faith integration.
    2. What We Believe | Point Universitypoint.edu/about/what-we-believe · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Point’s academic program has the Bible at its core, and every degree includes studies in the Christian faith.”
      The academic program has the Bible at its core.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Bible, theology or ministry major offeredYes (The on-ground Character Core may be taken as a Biblical Studies major or minor; the catalog describes the major.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Character Formation Core | Point University Catalogcatalog.point.edu/coursework/character · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “takes the form of a 15-credit Biblical Studies Minor (or Biblical Studies Major)”
      The on-ground Character Core is a Biblical Studies minor, or a Biblical Studies major.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    A published statement of faithYes (Published as What We Believe on the official site.)
    Sources (1)
    1. What We Believe | Point Universitypoint.edu/about/what-we-believe · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “We believe that the Holy Bible is inspired by God, trustworthy in its teaching, and the final authority for all matters of faith and practice.”
      The published statement of faith affirms the Bible as inspired and authoritative.
BChristian community: Good (grade B): 70 to 100 points out of 100 on what official sources document. Grades need sources for at least 60% of the checklist.

Christian community

74 of 100 points · 6 of 7 found

  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Spiritual life staff (pastors, ministers and professional staff)1 to 2 (One named professional staff member (Director of Spiritual Formation). Campus Minister and Assistant Campus Minister positions are mentioned without names.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Spiritual Formation | Point Universitypoint.edu/student-experience/spiritual-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “If you feel God calling you to lead a Bible study or small group, contact Nathan Jones, Director of Spiritual Formation.”
      Nathan Jones is named as Director of Spiritual Formation.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Retreats or spiritual emphasis weeks each yearOne or two (Emphasis weeks are listed among spiritual growth opportunities.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Academic Catalog 2026-27 (Academic Organization and Spiritual Formation)point.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/d3369069-8ee6-4134-9504-0999c8638491-pointu_colleague_ethos-catalog-1771129647010.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Examples of opportunities for spiritual growth at Point University include chapel, Adventure Groups, Holy Communion, community ministry, special events, emphasis weeks,”
      Spiritual growth opportunities include chapel, Adventure Groups, Holy Communion, community ministry and emphasis weeks.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Bible studies, small groups and Christian student organizationsMany (Bible studies and small groups are led by students and faculty each semester, plus Adventure Groups and Feast.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Spiritual Formation | Point Universitypoint.edu/student-experience/spiritual-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Throughout each semester, our students and faculty lead various Bible studies and small groups.”
      Students and faculty lead Bible studies and small groups each semester.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Faculty affirm the college's statement of faithAll faculty (The statement says trustees and employees affirm it; employees include faculty.)
    Sources (1)
    1. What We Believe | Point Universitypoint.edu/about/what-we-believe · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “The trustees and employees of Point affirm the biblical concepts reflected in this statement of faith”
      Trustees and employees affirm the biblical concepts in the statement of faith.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Faith life in residence halls (hall Bible studies, resident ministry leaders)In every hall (Campus Life Ministers serve in each residence facility.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Academic Catalog 2026-27 (Residence life)point.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/d3369069-8ee6-4134-9504-0999c8638491-pointu_colleague_ethos-catalog-1771129647010.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “In each facility, certain students serve as Campus Life Ministers (CLMs) who mentor residents, watch out for their safety and well-being, and host activities.”
      Campus Life Ministers serve in each residence facility.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Help finding a local church (church fairs, rides, partner churches)Not enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Office or senior leader for spiritual life or Christian missionYes (A Director of Spiritual Formation leads the spiritual formation office, and an internship mentions the Center for Spiritual Formation.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Spiritual Formation | Point Universitypoint.edu/student-experience/spiritual-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “If you feel God calling you to lead a Bible study or small group, contact Nathan Jones, Director of Spiritual Formation.”
      Nathan Jones is named as Director of Spiritual Formation.
N/AMissions and service: Not enough information. Official sources do not cover enough of this to grade it yet.

Missions and service

Not enough information · 2 of 6 found

  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Service or outreach officeNot enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Service hours or service-learning in the curriculumNot enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Missions trips offered to studentsNot enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Partnerships with local churches and ministries for serviceNot enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Cross-cultural or global ministry programsSome (An intercultural course sequence includes a cross-cultural immersion run by an international missions ministry. Not required of all students.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Intercultural course description | Point University Catalog 2026-27point.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/d3369069-8ee6-4134-9504-0999c8638491-pointu_colleague_ethos-catalog-1771129647010.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “cultural immersion experience hosted by Café 1040, an international missions”
      An intercultural course sequence includes an immersion experience hosted by an international missions ministry.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Service explicitly rooted in the Christian missionYes (The mission is Christ-centered service and leadership.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Mission | Point Universitypoint.edu/about/mission · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “To educate students for Christ-centered service and leadership”
      Point’s mission is to educate students for Christ-centered service and leadership.

Strengths

  • The published statement of faith is affirmed by trustees and employees.
    Sources (1)
    1. What We Believe | Point Universitypoint.edu/about/what-we-believe · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “The trustees and employees of Point affirm the biblical concepts reflected in this statement of faith”
      Trustees and employees affirm the biblical concepts in the statement of faith.
      “We believe that the Holy Bible is inspired by God, trustworthy in its teaching, and the final authority for all matters of faith and practice.”
      The published statement of faith affirms the Bible as inspired and authoritative.
  • On-ground bachelor's students take four required Bible and theology courses plus an elective.
    Sources (2)
    1. Character Formation Core | Point University Catalogcatalog.point.edu/coursework/character · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “For on-ground baccalaureate students residing at Point’s main campus, the Character Core takes the form of a 15-credit Biblical Studies Minor (or Biblical Studies Major).”
      On-ground bachelor students take a 15-credit Biblical Studies Minor or Major as their Character Core.
    2. Academic Catalog 2026-27 (Biblical Studies Minor)point.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/d3369069-8ee6-4134-9504-0999c8638491-pointu_colleague_ethos-catalog-1771129647010.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “BBS 102 The Drama of Scripture”
      BBS 102 is a required course in the on-ground Biblical Studies Minor.
      “THE 405 Christ, Culture, and Career”
      THE 405 is a required course in the on-ground Biblical Studies Minor.
  • Campus Life Ministers serve in each residence facility.
    Sources (1)
    1. Academic Catalog 2026-27 (Residence life)point.edu/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/d3369069-8ee6-4134-9504-0999c8638491-pointu_colleague_ethos-catalog-1771129647010.pdf · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “In each facility, certain students serve as Campus Life Ministers (CLMs) who mentor residents, watch out for their safety and well-being, and host activities.”
      Campus Life Ministers serve in each residence facility.
  • Students and faculty lead Bible studies and small groups each semester.
    Sources (1)
    1. Spiritual Formation | Point Universitypoint.edu/student-experience/spiritual-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Throughout each semester, our students and faculty lead various Bible studies and small groups.”
      Students and faculty lead Bible studies and small groups each semester.

Concerns

None recorded.

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Grades come from the documented indicators under the published rubric. “Not enough information” does not mean the school lacks it.

Campus ministry

Sources (1)
  1. Spiritual Formation | Point Universitypoint.edu/student-experience/spiritual-formation · verified Oct. 20, 2026
    “At least once a month, the students, faculty, and staff of Point University gather for chapel.”
    Chapel is held at least once a month for the whole community.
    “If you feel God calling you to lead a Bible study or small group, contact Nathan Jones, Director of Spiritual Formation.”
    Nathan Jones is named as Director of Spiritual Formation.

Christian clubs and student life

3 groups and regular activities · 2 on campus, 0 off campus, 1 location not published

Faith formation 3

  • Bible studies and small groupsOn campus
    Led by students and faculty throughout each semester.
    point.edu
  • Adventure GroupsOn campus
    Listed among spiritual growth opportunities in the catalog.
    point.edu
  • Feast
    Tuesday evenings
    Campus ministry sponsored by Spring Road Christian Church; a weekly meal and fellowship, with the Feast House adjacent to campus.
    point.edu, point.edu

Everything listed is published by the school, its campus ministry, or the church. Ask the campus minister what’s happening this semester.

What families pay, by income

Average yearly price after grants and scholarships, for students who receive federal aid.

Family incomePrice after aid
Up to $30,000$23,992
$30,001–$48,000$24,000
$48,001–$75,000$25,993
$75,001–$110,000$27,437
Over $110,000$26,601

Full cost of attendance before aid: $33,564 a year.

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Cost and value

Federal data, shown separately. Cost, debt, and earnings are never part of any grade.

Undergraduate students
Fall enrollment (IPEDS)
2,617
Men and women
Undergraduates, fall 2023 (College Scorecard)
Men 51% · Women 49%
First-generation students
Share of students who are first-generation, by the College Scorecard’s definition
36%
Total students2,827
Average net price (per year)
After grants and scholarships, for students receiving federal aid
$25,335
Cost of attendance (per year)$33,564
Median federal debt at graduation$25,250
Graduation rate
First-time, full-time students finishing within 150% of normal time
34%
Graduation rate for Pell grant recipients
Finishing within 6 years (College Scorecard)
42%
Graduation rate for first-generation students
Finishing within 6 years (College Scorecard)
43%
Borrowers paying down their loans within 3 years
Borrowers who repaid at least $1 of principal within 3 years (College Scorecard)
31%
First-year retention74%
Median earnings 10 years after entry$38,740
Admission rate44%
Application fee
Undergraduate application fee, 2023–24 (IPEDS)
No application fee
Students receiving Pell grants25%

Value index: 21 / 100 (how it’s computed)

Sources: College Scorecard · IPEDS College Navigator · Net price calculator
College Scorecard, most recent cohorts (data release 06/10/2026); IPEDS 2024-25 directory and institutional characteristics; fall 2023 enrollment.

Earnings by major

Median earnings of bachelor’s graduates a few years after finishing, by major (College Scorecard).

MajorMedian earnings
Teacher education$55,626
Business administration$50,094
Family and human development$43,682
Clinical and counseling psychology$40,621
Bible/Biblical Studies$38,672

Also offered (no earnings published yet): Accounting, Biology, Business (general), Criminal justice, English, Entrepreneurship, Finance, General studies, Health administration, History, Information technology, Kinesiology and exercise science, Liberal arts, Marketing, Music, Other theology and religious vocations, Pastoral counseling, Psychology, Public health, Social work, Sociology, Special education, Theology.

What students study most

Share of bachelor’s degrees by field, first majors in 2023–24 (IPEDS).

FieldShare of degrees
Business27%
Biology15%
Education12%
Parks, recreation and fitness12%
Family and consumer sciences8%

Campus facts

School colors
SettingTown
Part-time undergraduates39%
Undergraduates aged 25 and older17%
On-campus room and board (per year)$9,875
SportsNAIA · Appalachian Athletic Conference
Students per faculty member15 to 1
Faculty who are full-time100%Of instructional faculty, fall 2023 (College Scorecard)
Endowment per student$2,990Endowment at the end of fiscal year 2023, per full-time-equivalent student (IPEDS)
Dorm spaceFor about 13% of studentsCampus beds divided by undergraduate enrollment. Not how many students live on campus (IPEDS)
Nearest airport with scheduled flightsColumbus Airport (CSG)About 29 miles away in a straight line (OurAirports)
Town population3,4032020–2024 five-year estimate (U.S. Census Bureau)
Nearest city of 250,000 people or moreAtlantaAbout 75 miles away in a straight line (U.S. Census Bureau)
Average temperature in January44°F1991–2020 normal, from W PT, GA US, about 0 miles away (NOAA)
Average temperature in July80°F1991–2020 normal, from W PT, GA US, about 0 miles away (NOAA)

Federal data (IPEDS and College Scorecard), except school colors. None of this changes the faith grades.

Campus safety reports

On-campus crimes reported in 2024, per 1,000 students.

CategoryThis campusU.S. rate
Rape0.000.07
Robbery0.000.01
Aggravated assault0.000.04
Burglary1.330.08
Motor vehicle theft0.440.15

Numbers reflect what each campus reported. They differ with campus size and how reporting is done, so compare with care. U.S. rate: total reported offenses divided by total students at every institution in the report.

Source: Official data: U.S. Department of Education

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About this school’s data
  • IPEDS unit ID 138868
  • Carnegie classification: Baccalaureate college (diverse fields)
  • Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges d.b.a. Commission on Colleges and Universities (U.S. Department of Education DAPIP)
  • Religious affiliation (IPEDS): Christian Churches and Churches of Christ
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