Brewton-Parker College

The mission of Brewton-Parker College, a Georgia Baptist college, is to develop the whole student through the application of Biblically-centered truth to a liberal arts curriculum in a community of shared Christian values.

Brewton-Parker College strives to honor Jesus Christ in every area of the academy.

Brewton-Parker College offers three types of admissions. While all three are full admission to Brewton-Parker, there are limitations that apply to those students conditionally and provisionally admitted. Students are encouraged to apply for admissions early in order to avoid complications with admission, advising, or financial aid.

Whether you are just graduating, looking to transfer, or getting back into school, our admissions team is ready to walk you through the baron steps. From your application to new student orientation, we want to ensure your transition is as smooth as possible.

At BPC, we recognize that every family is different and every student requires unique financial aid assistance in order to afford their college education. Our Financial Aid team strives to serve each student in every capacity possible, and as a result over 98% of our students receive the aid they need. We work hard to serve you in every way possible and we invite you to discover just how affordable a private education can be.

As you pursue your undergraduate degree, you will recognize the distinctive Christian environment and unique academic quality for which we are so well recognized.

All our faculty have responded to the call of God on their lives to serve Him through Christian education. The entire college family recognizes the importance of our mission, which states is “to develop the whole student through the application of Biblically-centered truth to a liberal arts curriculum in a community of shared Christian values.” Our mission operates through the vision of the college, which states, “Brewton-Parker College strives to honor Jesus Christ in every area of the academy.” That means we work very hard to honor our Lord in the classroom, on the playing field, in the dormitory, and in every other aspect of the college.

Brewton-Parker College is a family of true professionals who lead in the integration of faith and learning across the curriculum and the campus as a whole. Here you will find small classes that enable our faculty to know each student by name, enhancing education, a very active Christ-honoring student services department, and an exciting and challenging sports environment. For one-hundred and eight years, our graduates from have gone on to find success in their respective careers across the United States as well as on the international scene, and have been active in changing the world for Christ.

As a Georgia Baptist institution of higher learning, Brewton-Parker College is firmly and unequivocally rooted in the Christian faith, adopting the central confession for its statement of faith and learning from the New Testament – “Jesus Christ is Lord” (Romans 10:9). For Brewton-Parker College to express Christ’s Lordship as a function of its academic mission, its research, teaching, and learning communities must embrace in principle and practice all the questions and issues, all the curiosity and imagination that an undergraduate institution can hope to bring to the academic table. As a consequence, to say that “Jesus Christ is Lord” is to nurture a learning environment in which academic challenge, authentic spirituality, and the practice of integrity can flourish. To confess that “Jesus Christ is Lord” is to say that any query, argument, or issue can be explored to the end, whether it originates from the social and behavioral sciences, the natural sciences and technology, business and management, the arts and humanities, or religion and philosophy.

Christian scholarship has always framed the pursuit of learning in terms of persons loving God with all their mind (Matthew 22:37). Endorsing this as a biblically-sanctioned obligation, Brewton-Parker College works at equipping its students with a worldview that is both vibrant and meaningful. Student learning, when wedded to faith, will result in a Christian worldview characterized by academic integrity and that asks how belief in God and Christ affects both the assumptions and conclusions espoused by non-Christian perspectives.

Brewton-Parker College asks its professors and students to actively consider what committed faith can mean to all academic disciplines and endeavors. To face these questions squarely, Brewton-Parker’s stated distinctive is to pursue higher education with Christ fully in view. Integrating faith and learning without reservation in the classroom is key to our efforts. To introduce Christian implications into the curricula of our academic programs in ways that surpass the trappings of some artificial spirituality is paramount to our success as a Christian liberal arts institution. As the Scriptures state, in Christ are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge (Colossians 2:3).

As Brewton-Parker College continues to educate and minister to students, we will also successfully avoid the secularizing process that can occur at academic institutions that lose their focus on the person and work of Christ. While under the direction of an unapologetically Christian worldview, our students are neither totally immersed in nor completely isolated from the secular world and its accomplishments. Our administrators, professors, and staff are therefore called to be salt and light above all else (Matthew 5:13-14). For Brewton-Parker College to fulfill its stewardship on behalf of Georgia Baptist Convention, it strives to be an academic community that seeks after Christ and helps students live a life of Christian faith openly and without pretense.

Brewton-Parker College is in compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, or national origin. The College is also in compliance with Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972 and does not discriminate on the basis of gender.