Brewton-Parker College is a Christian college offering baccalaureate degrees in a caring, Christian environment that nurtures the whole student. Students of the College enjoy challenging academic programs in an unapologetically Christian setting. Residential students participate in a comprehensive campus life program involving student organizations, intramural sports, campus ministry opportunities, and weekend activities.

Brewton-Parker College offers an undergraduate education committed to academic excellence, the liberal arts tradition, and the Christian faith. Faculty and staff, reinforced by the College’s affiliation with the Georgia Baptist Convention, share a desire to nurture and develop the whole student in a caring, Christian community.

Academics

Outstanding academic programs are the heart of BPC's commitment to student learning. The College divisions include Business, Education, Arts and Letters, Math and Natural Sciences, Music, Religion and Philosophy, Social and Behavioral Sciences. Every division offers a number of majors and minors. In addition, certain divisions offer interdisciplinary courses. In affiliation with the Georgia Baptist Convention, the College offers six baccalaureate degrees.

Distance learning education is a variant for students who for some of other reason do not have an opportunity to attend all the classes. Online learning is offered at Brewton-Parker College through Blackboard e-Education Platform.

Admission

Brewton-Parker College offers three types of admission. All three are full admission to the College, but restrictions apply to all except unconditional admission. Students are encouraged to apply for admissions early in order to avoid complications with admission, advising, or financial aid. Applicants also need to be aware of the deadline for filing a financial aid application.

Admissions Check List includes:
1. Application for Admissions (either online or by mail)
2. Application Fee of $25
3. Test Scores (official ACT or SAT test scores)
4. High School Transcript (must be either in a sealed envelope from the institution or notarized if home schooled student)
5. College Transcripts