Johnson University
Tennessee | Knoxville
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Quick Facts
Accreditation
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges
Affiliation
Christian Church / Church of Christ
Gender Preference
coed
School Size
1004
Classroom Size
12
Student/Teacher Ratio
12:1
Parking Spaces Availability
Yes
School Rankings
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Located in the scenic foothills of East Tennessee, Johnson University combines a beautiful campus setting with easy access to all that Knoxville has to offer.
single, double, married, nontraditional housing
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$22,063
https://johnsonu.edu/admissions/financial-aid/
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Baseball 25/26 Won NAIA Opening Round Championship. Qualified for NAIA World Series for 1st time in school history
Women's Softball 25/26 AAC Regular Season Champions
Men's Basketball 25/26 AAC Tournament Champions
Women's Softball 24/25 AAC Tournament Champions
Men's Basketball 20/21 NCCAA D2 National Championship
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Rolling application
Johnson University educates and develops students who advance the worldwide mission of Christ through their lives, ministries, and careers.
To bring glory to God and hope to the world by preparing promising students for excellence in Christian ministry through an affordable, community-oriented, Christ-centered education.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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All Johnson University students complete a major in Bible & Theology in addition to their declared major. This integrated approach provides students with a strong foundation in Scripture and theology alongside their chosen area of academic study, without requiring additional time to complete their degree.
Students have opportunities to grow in their faith through chapel, Bible & Theology coursework, spiritual formation, ministry experiences, and involvement in a Christ-centered community. These experiences encourage students to deepen their understanding of Scripture and apply their faith in their academic, personal, and professional lives.
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