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About Brewton–Parker College

According to Wikipedia, Brewton–Parker College is a private Baptist college in Mount Vernon, Georgia. Brewton–Parker was founded in 1904 and is affiliated with the Georgia Baptist Convention. History In 1904, Reverend John Carter Brewton, pastor of the McRae Baptist Church, and Charles Benton Parker, a prominent businessman in McRae, resolved to establish a private boarding school to serve elementary and high school students from Montgomery County and the surrounding area. As there were no public high schools at that time, the school played an important role in furthering the education of the area’s youth. The Telfair and Daniell Baptist associations were enthusiastic supporters. The school was placed between Mount Vernon and Ailey, as working together the town bid more support than any either community. The Union Baptist Institute, chartered April 28, 1904, joined with other Baptist associations, with Rev. Brewton as elected president of its board of trustees.

Brewton–Parker College's Online Degrees

BBA in Business

Degree Concentrations

Business Administration

Required Credits: 120
Completion Time: None Reported
Format: None Reported

BA in Theology

Degree Concentrations

Christian Studies

Required Credits: 120
Completion Time: None Reported
Format: None Reported

Brewton–Parker College Admissions, Retention, and Graduation Information

Annual Applications	Acceptance	Graduation Rate
617	80%	16%

How Much Does Brewton–Parker College Cost To Attend?

Tuition (in-state)
$19,220

Price by Family Income
Income	Average Net Cost
0 - 30K	$16,751
30K - 48K	$17,511
48K - 75K	$20,224
75K - 110K	$21,422
110K+	$21,602

Source: National Center for Education Statistics

How Much Do Brewton–Parker College Graduates Make?

If you graduate from Brewton–Parker College, then you can expect to earn an average of $35,100 per year. You also have a 89% chance of being employed after 10 years.