and spirit.

Student life at the school is a combination of faith, learning and fun. The Campus Activities Board coordinates many campus events with social, cultural, intellectual and recreational interests, such as concerts, formal dances, field trips and more.

Students may also join one of many clubs and organizations that accommodate virtually all interests, from accounting to creative writing to religion. Campus ministry organizations provide opportunities for students to become involved in weekly worship, prayer services and fellowships.

Academics at the school include more than 100 undergraduate degree programs in the liberal arts, sciences, religion, education and business. Professional and graduate degrees are offered in business, divinity, education, law and pharmacy and health sciences.

Admissions require students to have earned a high school diploma or GED and scored at least 20 on the ACT and 950 on the SAT (combined math and verbal only).

Financial aid is provided to eligible students who complete a FAFSA. The university offers merit-based scholarships, as well as Pell grants, SEO grants, student loans and work-study programs.