The Ross A. Jelkyl Drama Center, which seats 300, is the location for campus theatre productions and the Seabury Center is one of the finest athletic and wellness complexes in the South. The College also owns a 1,200-acre farm and 7,700 acres of forest just off campus. College Department in 1869. To provide a high-quality liberal arts education at low cost, within the context of the Christian faith and ethic. Five percent are international students.
Students pay no tuition.
Help is needed to meet this expense, which is guaranteed for every student. Provides the opportunity for each student to earn all or part of expenses, learn the independence of self-help and the dignity of work. Every student works at least 10-15 hours a week while carrying a full academic course load. Privately supported non-denominational college depending upon endowment income and gifts from friends. Included are Boone Tavern Hotel and Dining Room, Broomcraft, Ceramics, College Store, Farms, Laundry, Log House Craft Gallery, Printing Services, Woodcraft.