Birmingham–Southern

Birmingham–Southern College

Birmingham–Southern
#4538 / #1183
Global Influence / U.S. Influence
Private liberal arts institution in Birmingham, Alabama

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About Birmingham–Southern College

According to Wikipedia, Birmingham–Southern College is a private liberal arts college in Birmingham, Alabama. Founded in 1856, the college is affiliated with the United Methodist Church and is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools . More than 1300 students from 33 states and 16 foreign countries attend the college.

Birmingham–Southern College's Online Degrees

Birmingham–Southern College Admissions, Retention, and Graduation Information

Annual ApplicationsAcceptanceGraduation RateMedian SAT ScoreMedian ACT Score
3,01957%65%121525

How Much Does Birmingham–Southern College Cost To Attend?

Tuition (in-state)
$21,250
Price by Family Income
IncomeAverage Net Cost
0 - 30K$17,530
30K - 48K$17,196
48K - 75K$18,649
75K - 110K$20,596
110K+$21,035

Source: National Center for Education Statistics

How Much Do Birmingham–Southern College Graduates Make?

If you graduate from Birmingham–Southern College, then you can expect to earn an average of $53,100 per year. You also have a 91% chance of being employed after 10 years.

Birmingham–Southern College's Demographics

Demographic data is for full-time, on-campus students.

Student BodyUnder-Grads
1,1051,105

Where is Birmingham–Southern College?

Birmingham–Southern College is located at 900 Arkadelphia Road, Birmingham AL 35254

What Is Birmingham–Southern College Known For?

Birmingham–Southern College is known for it's academic work in the following disciplines:

Birmingham–Southern College's Top Areas of Influence With Degrees Offered

Religious Studies
#2377
World Rank
#2401
Historical Rank
#545
USA Rank
religious-studies-hub Degrees
Literature
#3093
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#3133
Historical Rank
#1033
USA Rank
literature Degrees
Chemistry
#4781
World Rank
#4790
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#1163
USA Rank
chemistry Degrees
Medical
#4194
World Rank
#4195
Historical Rank
#1219
USA Rank
medicine Degrees
Psychology
#3674
World Rank
#3687
Historical Rank
#1395
USA Rank
psychology Degrees
Philosophy
#4847
World Rank
#4879
Historical Rank
#1455
USA Rank
philosophy Degrees
Mathematics
#5684
World Rank
#5643
Historical Rank
#1506
USA Rank
math Degrees
Communications
#5857
World Rank
#5842
Historical Rank
#1577
USA Rank
communications Degrees
History
#5922
World Rank
#5930
Historical Rank
#1828
USA Rank
history Degrees
Biology
#8229
World Rank
#8247
Historical Rank
#2046
USA Rank
biology Degrees
Political Science
#8945
World Rank
#8951
Historical Rank
#2106
USA Rank
political-science Degrees
Physics
#7824
World Rank
#7842
Historical Rank
#2258
USA Rank
physics Degrees
Engineering
#10491
World Rank
#10071
Historical Rank
#2351
USA Rank
engineering Degrees
Economics
#9542
World Rank
#9543
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#2358
USA Rank
economics Degrees
Education
#8905
World Rank
#8911
Historical Rank
#2403
USA Rank
education Degrees
Computer Science
#12380
World Rank
#12352
Historical Rank
#3448
USA Rank
computer-science Degrees

Who Are Birmingham–Southern College's Most Influential Alumni?

Birmingham–Southern College's most influential alumni include professors and professionals in the fields of Religious Studies, Literature, and Psychology. Here are some of Birmingham–Southern College's most famous alumni:

J. Gordon Melton
J. Gordon Melton
An American religious scholar.
Miles Copeland III
An American music executive.
Jon Jefferson
An American writer.
Luther Terry
A Surgeon General of the United States.
Harvie Branscomb
Harvie Branscomb
An American academic.
Steven Jack Land
An American writer.
Kate Jackson
Kate Jackson
An American actress.
Jennifer Hale
Jennifer Hale
An American voice actress.
Royce W. Murray
Royce W. Murray
An American chemist.
Howell Heflin
A Democratic United States Senator from Alabama .
John H. Yardley
An American pathologist.
Charles Gaines
Charles Gaines
An American writer and outdoorsman.

Who Are Birmingham–Southern College's Most Influential Faculty?