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Beulah Heights Bible College

Total
Students
Full-Time
Undergrads
Percent Accepted Percent Women Resident Tuition & Fees Non-Res. Tuition & Fees Room & Board
620256— 52%— — — 
Year last surveyed2005
Address892 Berne Street, SE, PO Box 18145
Atlanta GA 30316
Phone(404) 627-2681
Admissionsin-state: (888) 777-BHBC
out-of-state: (888) 777-BHBC
fax: (404) 627-0702
AffiliationPentecostal
Carnegie ClassificationTheological seminaries and other specialized faith-related institutions
Typefour-year college [awards bachelor's and possibly associate degrees, but no graduate degrees]
Student BodyCoeducational
Established1918
Institutional ControlPrivate – Religious
Academic CalendarSemesters

Admissions Details: Beulah Heights Bible College

Currency type for cost data.US dollars
Does institution have policy of placing students on a waiting list?no
Does institution have an open admissions policy?yes
Does institution have a preferential admission policy?no
Does the institution have Early Admission?yes
Does the institution accept an International Baccalaureate.no
Does the institution have an Early Action plan.no
Does the institution have an Early Decision plan.no
Does the institution has a Deferred Admission option?no
High school completion requirement degree seeking entering students.required, GED accepted.
Fall freshmen application deadline type indicator.continuous.
Fall freshmen notification deadline type indicator (may be continuous up to a specific date).continuous.
Fall transfers application deadline type indicator.continuous.
Fall transfers notification deadline type indicator (may be continuous up to a specific date).continuous.
Application fee.$20
Does the institution accept electronic applications.no
Does the institution have an admission video available to prospective students.no
Does the institution have an electronic viewbook available to prospective students.no
Entrance difficulty level for all or most students.noncompetitive
Entrance difficulty level for transfer students.noncompetitive

Data Source: Peterson's Undergraduate Dataset, © 2007. All rights reserved.

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