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Christian college

University of Mobile

Mobile, AL · Private nonprofit · 4-year · Alabama Baptist State Convention · Baptist

Real cost

Average price after aid $22,382 a year

Median debt at graduation: $26,500 (all students)

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The University of Mobile is a Christ-centered university in Mobile, Alabama, affiliated with the Alabama Baptist State Convention. Chapel (called Colloquium) meets on Wednesdays at 2 p.m., and students must attend most sessions to earn credit. The 2026-27 core requires two Christian studies courses, and the university offers a Theological Studies B.A. and a Tom Elliff Center for Missions.

Faith life at a glance

In the college’s own words

  • “The University of Mobile exists to produce graduates grounded in the Christian worldview, centered on Christ, submitted to the Word of God, and engaging the World.”

    Source: umobile.edu

  • “The Tom Elliff Center for Missions exists to equip University of Mobile students to faithfully participate in the Great Commission.”

    Source: umobile.edu

Questions students ask

Do I have to go to chapel?

Students are expected to attend chapel, and if more than three of the 12 sessions each semester are missed, no credit is awarded.

Source: umobile.edu
What's a normal week?

Chapel meets Wednesdays at 2 p.m. in Ram Hall, and student-led Abide Bible studies meet on campus.

Source: umobile.edu
Where do I find community?

Student-led Abide Bible studies meet on campus, and each month The Foundry brings students together for biblical study and mentorship.

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

The university leads regional, North American and international mission experiences throughout the year, and local trips work with churches.

Source: umobile.edu

Academic Excellence

BAcademic Excellence: 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.
63 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.57%
  • 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.SAT 1,220 · ACT 25
  • Student-to-faculty ratio 15% of scoreThis measure counts for 15% of the Academic Excellence score.14 to 1
  • Instructional spending per student 15% of scoreThis measure counts for 15% of the Academic Excellence score.$8,091

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.

DWorship and chapel: Limited (grade D): 40 to 100 points out of 100 on what official sources document. Grades need sources for at least 60% of the checklist.

Worship and chapel

47 of 100 points · 5 of 7 found

  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Chapel services during the weekOnce a week (One chapel hour a week, on Wednesdays at 2 p.m.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Chapel | University of Mobileumobile.edu/student-life/chapel · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Chapel services are conducted during the dedicated hour on Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Ram Hall.”
      Chapel services are held on Wednesdays at 2 p.m. in Ram Hall.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Chapel attendance expected of studentsRequired, with a set number of services each term (Required for all enrolled students with a set number of services each semester: 12 offered, and missing more than 3 means no credit.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Chapel | University of Mobileumobile.edu/student-life/chapel · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Students are expected to attend all chapel services; if more than 3 chapel sessions (of the 12 offered each semester) are missed, no credit is awarded.”
      Chapel attendance is required, with 12 sessions offered each semester; missing more than 3 means no credit.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Student worship nights or praise servicesNow and then (A monthly worship gathering. Recorded as occasional, since monthly is less often than twice a month.)
    Sources (1)
    1. University Ministries | University of Mobileumobile.edu/student-life/university-ministries · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “We also provide monthly worship experiences and on-campus discipleship that connects your heart, soul, and mind to Christ.”
      Monthly worship experiences and on-campus discipleship are provided.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Prayer opportunities (prayer rooms, prayer groups, days or weeks of prayer)Not 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.
    Campus pastors or chaplains serving studentsNot enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    A chapel or worship space on campusYes (Lyon Chapel is on the campus, and chapel services are held in Ram Hall.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Overview of the University, 2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.umobile.edu/content.php?catoid=36&navoid=3111 · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Lyon Chapel was originally built in 1883 in St. Stephens, Alabama, and was moved to the University of Mobile campus in 1987 as an exemplification of the university’s Baptist heritage.”
      Lyon Chapel is a chapel building on the University of Mobile campus.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Published weekly schedule of chapel, worship and prayer1 or 2 times a week (1 weekly time documented: 1 chapel, 0 worship night, 0 prayer.)Computed from the verified chapel services, worship nights and prayer times listed on the college's page (each day a time is offered counts once).
BBible and theology: 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.

Bible and theology

71 of 100 points · 4 of 6 found

  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Bible or theology courses required of all bachelor's students2 courses (The general education core (Christian Studies, 6 semester hours) requires two courses: CST 101 or CST 110, and CST 301 or CST 321. Both are Christian studies courses; the second is a theology course.)
    Sources (1)
    1. General Education Requirements, 2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.umobile.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=36&poid=7495 · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “CST 101 Introduction to the Bible or CST 110 Introduction to Christian Worldview AND CST 301 History of Christian Thought (WI), or CST 321 Mission and Message of Jesus (WI)”
      The university core requires two Christian studies courses: CST 101 or CST 110, and CST 301 or CST 321.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Required courses include study of the Old and New TestamentsNot enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Christian worldview or faith-and-learning courses requiredNone required (The worldview course CST 110 is one choice in the first core slot; no worldview course is required of every student. Not counted again under T1.)
    Sources (1)
    1. General Education Requirements, 2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.umobile.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=36&poid=7495 · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “CST 101 Introduction to the Bible or CST 110 Introduction to Christian Worldview AND CST 301 History of Christian Thought (WI), or CST 321 Mission and Message of Jesus (WI)”
      The university core requires two Christian studies courses: CST 101 or CST 110, and CST 301 or CST 321.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Faith integrated across the curriculum (stated in academic or faculty policy)Not enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Bible, theology or ministry major offeredYes (A Theological Studies B.A. is offered.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Programs of Study, 2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.umobile.edu/content.php?catoid=36&navoid=3135 · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Theological Studies, B.A.”
      A Theological Studies B.A. is offered.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    A published statement of faithYes (The catalog's Statement of Christian Affirmation is published.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Overview of the University, 2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.umobile.edu/content.php?catoid=36&navoid=3111 · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “As a Christian university, the University of Mobile affirms”
      The catalog publishes a Statement of Christian Affirmation.
N/AChristian community: Not enough information. Official sources do not cover enough of this to grade it yet.

Christian community

Not enough information · 3 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)3 to 4 (Three staff of the Tom Elliff Center for Missions are named on its page.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Tom Elliff Center for Missions | University of Mobileumobile.edu/tom-elliff-center · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Director, Tom Elliff Center for Missions”
      Austin Holcomb is director of the Tom Elliff Center for Missions.
      “Senior Advisor of Student Development, Care & International Engagement”
      Amanda Davis is a senior advisor at the Tom Elliff Center for Missions.
      “Senior Advisor of Strategic Partnerships & Church Engagement”
      D. Ray Davis is a senior advisor at the Tom Elliff Center for Missions.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Retreats or spiritual emphasis weeks each yearNot enough information: not found in official sources.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Bible studies, small groups and Christian student organizationsA few (Student-led Bible studies (Abide Ministries), The Foundry discipleship groups and Missions Fellowship.)
    Sources (2)
    1. University of Mobile Launches The Foundry to Cultivate Discipleship, Mentorship and Christlike Communityumobile.edu/2026/09/university-of-mobile-launches-the-foundry-to-cultivate-discipleship-mentorship-and-christlike-community · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “We have Abide Ministries, which are student-led Bible studies on campus.”
      Student-led Bible studies called Abide Ministries meet on campus.
      “Each month, The Foundry will bring students back to the table for continued biblical study, honest conversation and mentorship.”
      The Foundry is a monthly discipleship gathering for students.
    2. Tom Elliff Center for Missions | University of Mobileumobile.edu/tom-elliff-center · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Attend Missions Fellowship for the entire semester (6-8x)”
      Missions Fellowship meets six to eight times a semester for scholarship applicants.
  • Not enough information: official sources do not document this, so it is left out of the grade rather than counted as a no.
    Faculty affirm the college's statement of faithNot 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.
    Faith life in residence halls (hall Bible studies, resident ministry leaders)Not 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.
    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 (The Tom Elliff Center for Missions is an office with a named director.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Tom Elliff Center for Missions | University of Mobileumobile.edu/tom-elliff-center · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “The Tom Elliff Center for Missions exists to equip University of Mobile students to faithfully participate in the Great Commission.”
      The Tom Elliff Center for Missions is a campus office that equips students for the Great Commission.
BMissions and service: 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.

Missions and service

83 of 100 points · 5 of 6 found

  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Service or outreach officeYes (The Tom Elliff Center runs mission and service experiences, including local service projects. Recorded as a staffed service program under the missions office.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Tom Elliff Center for Missions | University of Mobileumobile.edu/tom-elliff-center · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “From local service projects to trips around the world, our mission experiences give students opportunities to share the Gospel. serve communities, and grow in their calling.”
      Mission experiences include local service projects and trips around the world.
  • 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.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Missions trips offered to studentsMany each year (Mission experiences are led throughout the year. Recorded at the level the page describes (many each year).)
    Sources (1)
    1. Tom Elliff Center for Missions | University of Mobileumobile.edu/tom-elliff-center · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “We lead and facilitate regional, North American, and international mission experiences throughout the year”
      Regional, North American and international mission experiences are led throughout the year.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Partnerships with local churches and ministries for serviceSome (Trips are run in cooperation with local churches and field partners.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Tom Elliff Center for Missions | University of Mobileumobile.edu/tom-elliff-center · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Local, regional, domestic, and international trips in cooperation with local churches and strategic field partners.”
      Trips are run in cooperation with local churches and field partners.
  • Partly: the school meets some of this item and earns part of the points.
    Cross-cultural or global ministry programsSome (Trips to other countries are offered, and international students are hosted on campus.)
    Sources (1)
    1. Tom Elliff Center for Missions | University of Mobileumobile.edu/tom-elliff-center · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Building friendships across cultures through intentional conversations, meals, and shared activities with international students on campus.”
      International students are hosted on campus through a cross-cultural program.
  • Yes: the school meets this item and earns its full points.
    Service explicitly rooted in the Christian missionYes
    Sources (1)
    1. Tom Elliff Center for Missions | University of Mobileumobile.edu/tom-elliff-center · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “The Tom Elliff Center for Missions exists to equip University of Mobile students to faithfully participate in the Great Commission.”
      The Tom Elliff Center for Missions is a campus office that equips students for the Great Commission.

Strengths

  • Chapel is required, with 12 sessions each semester, and it is held on campus.
    Sources (1)
    1. Chapel | University of Mobileumobile.edu/student-life/chapel · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Students are expected to attend all chapel services; if more than 3 chapel sessions (of the 12 offered each semester) are missed, no credit is awarded.”
      Chapel attendance is required, with 12 sessions offered each semester; missing more than 3 means no credit.
      “Chapel services are conducted during the dedicated hour on Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Ram Hall.”
      Chapel services are held on Wednesdays at 2 p.m. in Ram Hall.
  • Every student takes a Christian studies core course in both Bible or worldview and theology or the message of Jesus.
    Sources (1)
    1. General Education Requirements, 2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.umobile.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=36&poid=7495 · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “CST 101 Introduction to the Bible or CST 110 Introduction to Christian Worldview AND CST 301 History of Christian Thought (WI), or CST 321 Mission and Message of Jesus (WI)”
      The university core requires two Christian studies courses: CST 101 or CST 110, and CST 301 or CST 321.
  • A Theological Studies B.A. is offered, and the Tom Elliff Center runs mission experiences each year.
    Sources (2)
    1. Programs of Study, 2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.umobile.edu/content.php?catoid=36&navoid=3135 · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “Theological Studies, B.A.”
      A Theological Studies B.A. is offered.
    2. Tom Elliff Center for Missions | University of Mobileumobile.edu/tom-elliff-center · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “We lead and facilitate regional, North American, and international mission experiences throughout the year”
      Regional, North American and international mission experiences are led throughout the year.

Concerns

  • The core does not require an Old Testament or a New Testament course.
    Sources (1)
    1. General Education Requirements, 2026-2027 Academic Catalogcatalog.umobile.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=36&poid=7495 · verified Oct. 20, 2026
      “CST 101 Introduction to the Bible or CST 110 Introduction to Christian Worldview AND CST 301 History of Christian Thought (WI), or CST 321 Mission and Message of Jesus (WI)”
      The university core requires two Christian studies courses: CST 101 or CST 110, and CST 301 or CST 321.

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Campus ministry home

University Ministries, University of Mobile

  • Address: 5735 College Parkway, Mobile, AL 36613
  • Distance from campus: 0.4 mi (straight line from the campus point in federal IPEDS data)
  • Facilities: Ram Hall (chapel services), Lyon Chapel (on campus)

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Source: umobile.edu, verified Oct. 20, 2026, umobile.edu, verified Oct. 20, 2026

Campus ministry

Sources (4)
  1. Chapel | University of Mobileumobile.edu/student-life/chapel · verified Oct. 20, 2026
    “Chapel services are conducted during the dedicated hour on Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Ram Hall.”
    Chapel services are held on Wednesdays at 2 p.m. in Ram Hall.
  2. University Ministries | University of Mobileumobile.edu/student-life/university-ministries · verified Oct. 20, 2026
    “We also provide monthly worship experiences and on-campus discipleship that connects your heart, soul, and mind to Christ.”
    Monthly worship experiences and on-campus discipleship are provided.
  3. Tom Elliff Center for Missions | University of Mobileumobile.edu/tom-elliff-center · verified Oct. 20, 2026
    “The Tom Elliff Center for Missions exists to equip University of Mobile students to faithfully participate in the Great Commission.”
    The Tom Elliff Center for Missions is a campus office that equips students for the Great Commission.
  4. University of Mobile Launches The Foundry to Cultivate Discipleship, Mentorship and Christlike Communityumobile.edu/2026/09/university-of-mobile-launches-the-foundry-to-cultivate-discipleship-mentorship-and-christlike-community · verified Oct. 20, 2026
    “We have Abide Ministries, which are student-led Bible studies on campus.”
    Student-led Bible studies called Abide Ministries meet on campus.

Christian clubs and student life

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

Service 1

  • Mission experiencesOff campus
    Local, regional, domestic and international mission and service trips.
    umobile.edu, umobile.edu

Clubs and groups 2

  • Abide MinistriesOn campus
    Student-led Bible studies on campus.
    umobile.edu
  • Missions FellowshipOn campus
    Six to eight meetings per semester
    Tom Elliff Center missions fellowship meetings.
    umobile.edu

Faith formation 1

  • The Foundry
    Monthly
    A discipleship community with men's and women's groups, Bible study and mentorship.
    umobile.edu

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

Chapel, worship and prayer

Confirm with the campus ministry

Chapel 1

  • Wednesday2:00 PMRam Hall · Chapel (called Colloquium), per the chapel page for the current year.

Times come only from official campus ministry, chaplaincy, or school pages, and can change with the season. Last verified Oct. 20, 2026.

Sources for these times (1)
  1. Chapel | University of Mobileumobile.edu/student-life/chapel · verified Oct. 20, 2026
    “Chapel services are conducted during the dedicated hour on Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Ram Hall.”
    Chapel services are held on Wednesdays at 2 p.m. in Ram Hall.

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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$17,550
$30,001–$48,000$21,133
$48,001–$75,000$21,633
$75,001–$110,000$24,766
Over $110,000$27,447

Full cost of attendance before aid: $41,115 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)
1,688
Men and women
College Scorecard, fall 2023
Men 39% · Women 61%
First-generation students
College Scorecard
32%
Total students1,911
Average net price (per year)
After grants and scholarships, for students receiving federal aid
$22,382
Cost of attendance (per year)$41,115
Median federal debt at graduation$26,500
Graduation rate
First-time, full-time students finishing within 150% of normal time
57%
Graduation rate for Pell grant recipients
College Scorecard, within 6 years
41%
Graduation rate for first-generation students
College Scorecard, within 6 years
43%
Borrowers paying down their loans within 3 years
College Scorecard, within 3 years
44%
First-year retention74%
Median earnings 10 years after entry$43,611
Admission rate78%
Application fee
IPEDS, 2023–24
$25
Typical rent
HUD fair market rent, FY2026
About $919 a month for a one-bedroom
Students receiving Pell grants26%
Admitted students’ middle range:ACT 22–28
Admission test scores (middle 50% of admitted students who submitted scores)
Average SAT1220
SAT reading & writing—
SAT math—
ACT composite22–28
Test policyConsidered but not required

Value index: 43 / 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
Nursing$79,845
Kinesiology and exercise science$49,451
Psychology$46,558
Teacher education$45,152
Religious studies$42,196
Business administration$40,469
Religious Music and Worship$39,457

Also offered (no earnings published yet): Accounting, Allied health, Biology, Communication studies, Computer engineering, Computing and information science, Criminology, Design, Ecology and evolutionary biology, English, Family and human development, Fine arts, History, Human resources, Intercultural/Multicultural and Diversity Studies, Liberal arts, Marketing, Mathematics, Music, Philosophy, Political science, Public relations, Secondary education, Social sciences, Sociology, Theatre, Writing and rhetoric.

What students study most

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

FieldShare of degrees
Health professions17%
Business17%
Parks, recreation and fitness14%
Education10%
Visual and performing arts8%

Campus facts

School colors
SettingRural
Part-time undergraduates5%
Undergraduates aged 25 and older8%
On-campus room and board (per year)$11,328
SportsNAIA · Southern States Athletic Conference
ROTCArmy · Air Force
Students per faculty member14 to 1
Undergraduates registered with the disability officeAbout 7%IPEDS, 2023–24
Faculty who are full-time100%College Scorecard, fall 2023
Endowment per student$16,331IPEDS, 2023, per student
Dorm spaceFor about 41% of studentsBeds per undergraduate; not who lives on campus
Nearest airport with airline serviceMobile Regional Airport (MOB)About 10 miles away · about 30 minutes by car
Nearest major airportLouis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY)About 139 miles away
Town population203,416Census, 2020–2024
Nearest city of 250,000 people or moreNew OrleansAbout 119 miles away · about 2 hours 45 minutes by car
Typical weather51°F in January · 82°F in JulyNOAA, 1991–2020, from Mobile, AL, about 10 miles away

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
Burglary0.000.08
Motor vehicle theft0.000.15

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

Christian churches nearby

Map of University of Mobile, its Christian center and nearby Christian churches0.25 mi0.5 miUniversity Ministries, University of Mobile: 0.4 miUniversity of Mobile (campus)N0.1 mi
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Questions families ask

Is University of Mobile a Christian college?
Yes. University of Mobile is a Christian college. Its sponsor is Alabama Baptist State Convention.
What is University of Mobile’s Compass Score?
66 out of 100 (grade C). It combines faith (75%) and academics (25%), each rated from official sources.
Where is chapel held at University of Mobile?
Chapel is listed at Ram Hall. Days and times are on this page; please confirm with the college’s spiritual life office before you go.

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About this school’s data
  • IPEDS unit ID 101693
  • Carnegie classification: Master's university (small programs)
  • 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): Southern Baptist
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