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Founded in 1881
Morris Brown College nurtures the talents and abilities as well as meeting the needs of all other students who demonstrate academic potential. The College offers baccalaureate degree programs in more than 40 different areas to prepare students for entry-level employment, graduate or professional study, and public and military service.
| Biology Community Health Education Pre-Nursing 1 Business Administartion Accounting Entrepreneurship Finance International Business Management Marketing |
Chemistry Pre-Medicine Communications English Mass Media Arts 2 Modern Foreign Languages Computing and Information Sciences Computer Science Information Science Airway Computer Science |
Dual Degree/ Engineering 3 Mathematics Applied Physics Economics Education Early Childhood Education Fine Arts Art Art Education |
Dual Degree Programs: Construction 4 Music Health, Physical Education, Recreation Therapeutic Recreation Hospitality Administration Actuarial Science |
Psychology Social Science Criminal Justice History Religion Paralegal Studies Political Science Sociology |
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1 Dual Degree Program: B.S., Morris Brown College/B.S. in Nursing, Tuskeegee University or M.S. in Nursing, Vanderbilt University.
2 Requires courses taught at Clark Atlanta University.
3 Dual Degree Program with one of seven institutions (Georgia Institute of Technology, Boston University, Auburn University, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rensselear Polytechnic Institute, University of Alabama, North Carolina A&T University).
4 Dual Degree Program with Georgia Institute of Technology.
5 Dual Degree Program with University of Georgia.
Approximately 90 percent of Morris Brown's students receive some form of financial aid. The College participates in numerous federally-funded grant, loan, and college work-study programs and also awards, academic scholarships, A.M.E. Church scholarships, band awards, choir awards, sibling and twin waivers, and athletic grants-in-aid. Academic scholarships are awarded to high school seniors who have a minimum GPA of 3.1 and a combined SAT of at least 900 (or an ACT of 20), based on financial need. The scholarship is renewable and covers tuition. Presidential Scholarships are awarded to high school seniors who have achieved a minimum GPA of 3.5, a combined SAT of at least 1100, or an ACT of 25. The scholarship is renewable and covers tuition, fees, and room and board.
For information regarding grants, loans, and work-study, please contact the Director of Financial Aid at (404)220-0132. For scholarship information, please contact the Coordinator of Scolarships at (404) 220-0204.
Morris Brown College maintains a comprehensive and flexible policy in evaluating candidates for admission. In keeping with our mission to provide a broad base of educational opportunity and to achieve a diverse student body, students who are accepted to the College represent a wide range of academic abilities, socio-economic backgrounds, and life experiences. Candidates are, therefore, selected on the basis of academic achievement, as well as their level of motivation and potential to contribute to and benefit from the total college experience.
For more information, please contact the Director of Enrollment Management at (404) 220-0152.
Morris Brown College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and is a member of the Council of Advancement and Support of Education; the National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education; the Council of Independent Colleges; the United Negro College Fund; and many learned societies.
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