Houston Baptist University

Houston Baptist University is a private four-year college with more than three thousand students. It is part of the Baptist General Convention of Texas and offers undergraduate and graduate programs. Students may choose from 70 bachelor's degrees, two master's degrees, and one doctoral degree. In addition, it offers certificate and graduate-level courses in education, counseling, business, and religion. Houston Baptist University

The university is located in Houston, Texas. A large city in the state, Houston is a cosmopolitan, culturally rich, and vibrant place to live. While attending Houston Baptist University, students will have the chance to participate in a wide variety of activities, study in a small-scale campus environment, and enjoy the benefits of a big city location.

Although the tuition rates vary based on the financial aid received, the average cost of a student's total educational expenses at Houston Baptist University was $5,878 in 2020. This includes a yearly estimated cost of room and board at $8,932.

During the Fall and Spring semesters, students can visit the Julianna Poor Memorial Counseling Center at Hodo Residence College 102A to receive counseling services. The center is open Monday through Friday from 2:00 to 6:00 pm. Additionally, the Spiritual Life Office awards credit for participation in church-sponsored mission trips.

The school also has an apologetics program. Through this program, students will be able to find the answers to their Christian questions. Other services offered include small group Bible studies, the use of library materials, and research assistance.

Founded in 1960, Houston Baptist University offers graduate and undergraduate programs. A number of these programs are offered online through the Pampell Online Division.

The institution is part of a larger campaign to increase enrollment. In May, the school board of trustees approved a growth plan. This plan is funded by a distribution from the school's endowment.

HBU is a comprehensive Christian institution that strives to promote academic excellence, spiritual development, and relational support. As part of the growth strategy, the university will expand its residential campus. One of the new buildings will be the Morris Family Center for Law and Liberty, which will be modeled after Independence Hall in Philadelphia. Located in downtown Houston, the center is close to a variety of fun activities.

Currently, the school's enrollment is a mix of full-time and part-time students. However, this varies based on the school's academic year. Overall, the campus is home to 2,332 full-time undergraduates, 938 full-time graduate students, and 1,633 part-time students.

Houston Baptist University enrolls a diverse mix of students, including students from the United States and from other countries. Approximately half of all undergraduates are White, while a larger percentage are from Black or Latino backgrounds. Another notable group of enrolled students is Asian. These students make up about 7.12 percent of the population. Regardless of race or ethnicity, students can look forward to an intimate, Christian college environment and a wide range of academic, athletic, and social opportunities.

Students may also participate in the Assisting Communities through Students program. This program helps coordinate community service efforts.