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THE BROWNITE ADVANTAGE: THE LEGACY AND THE BENEFIT…

Welcome to Wolverine Country! Morris Brown College prides itself on a rich history of educating students, nurturing and molding characters, producing industrious graduates, and creating community leaders. Our graduates are Pulitzer Prize winners, business executives, college presidents, banking presidents, military officials, physicians and surgeons, elected officials, professors, community activists, actors, lawyers, and other key members of society. Our students hail from across the United States, and countries abroad. 

In 1881, leaders of the African Methodist Episcopal Church recognized the need to create an educational institution that would make the needs of Negro students, and the Negro community a priority. Since that time, thousands of students, of varying backgrounds, have made Morris Brown College their academic home, and have used the skills gained here to make their respective marks on the world at large. We welcome the opportunity to embrace you, as a member of the Brownite family, and future community leader!

THE PATH THAT LEADS THERE…

Currently Morris Brown College is now accepting/enrolling students. All applicants must be a U.S. citizen, a permanent resident, or must have been granted legal asylum by the United States government.

Download Application

An application for admission can be downloaded from this website, by  clicking here or can be obtained by calling 404-739-1560. All applicants are required to submit the following documents, to be considered admission:

Freshmen students:
Ø Application
Ø Official High School Transcript
Ø SAT/ACT scores
Ø Personal essay (‘(i.e. “My Goals and Aspirations” or “A Significant Influence In My Life”)
Ø 2 letters of recommendation
Ø Copy of birth certificate
Ø Copy of social security card
Ø $30 application fee (cashier’s check or money order)
Transfer students:
Ø An official copy of all college transcripts
Ø An official copy of high school transcript(s) (if the student has less than 30 transferable college credits)
Ø A copy of SAT/ACT scores (if the student has less than 30 transferable college credits)
Ø A 100 to 300-word essay (i.e. “My Goals and Aspirations” or “A Significant Influence In My Life”)
Ø A Dean’s Information Form (provided by the Office of Admissions);
Ø One additional letter of recommendation from an academic professional
Ø A copy of student’s birth certificate
Ø A copy of student’s social security card
Ø $30 application fee (cashier’s check or money order)


Deadlines
To be considered for admission, please adhere to the following deadlines:

Fall Semester: Applications and materials are due by May 1
Spring Semester: Applications and materials are due by December 1
 
To request a copy of the SAT scores, contact: 

The College Board 
P. O. Box 6203 
Princeton, NJ 08541-6203 
(609) 771-7600 

The College Board code number for Morris Brown College is 5417.

To request a copy of the ACT scores, contact: 

ACT
P. O. Box 451
Iowa City, IA 52243
(319) 337-1313

The ACT code number for Morris Brown College is 0844.