Atlanta, GA · Private nonprofit · 4-year · HBCU
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Federal IPEDS data records this institution as having an open admission policy for its reporting year, meaning it reported admitting all or most applicants who met its eligibility requirements. Individual programs can set separate, selective requirements, and policies change; confirm current requirements for your applicant type and intended program with the institution's admissions office. A campus-wide acceptance rate is not shown because the IPEDS admissions component applies to institutions without an open admission policy, so any imported rate for this campus is withheld as unverified. Open admission is not an individual admission guarantee.
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Stored testing policy: scores required. Current-cycle policy has not been verified. Check the university's official first-year admission requirements, applicant type, intended major and scholarship conditions before deciding which scores to send.
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Morris Brown College is located in Atlanta, GA. Morris Brown College is a private nonprofit 4-year institution in Atlanta, GA. The historical average net price is $24,901 per year after financial aid, and it is accredited by Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools.
Source: IPEDS & College Scorecard (U.S. Department of Education). Reporting years vary by field; historical averages describe past cohorts. Review data limitations.
Open admission reported (IPEDS); program requirements may apply
See the official policy and program requirements above.
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Combined score
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Composite score
$24,901
After financial aid
29.4%
Six-year rate, IPEDS cohort
70.6%
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432
Historical averages for the source's covered student cohorts at Morris Brown College, not personal aid offers. Residency and eligibility matter; reporting years are unavailable for these imported fields.
| Family Income | Avg Net Price/Year |
|---|---|
| $0 – $30,000 | $23,264 |
| $30,001 – $48,000 | $21,593 |
| $48,001 – $75,000 | $28,167 |
| $75,001 – $110,000 | $31,968 |
| $110,000+ | $28,568 |
| Major | Degrees Awarded |
|---|---|
| Business, Management & Marketing | 28 |
| Liberal Arts & General Studies | 11 |
| Psychology | 7 |
| Visual & Performing Arts | 7 |
Official website: https://www.morrisbrown.edu/
Admissions: https://morrisbrown.edu/admissions/
Federal IPEDS data records this institution as having an open admission policy for its reporting year, meaning it reported admitting all or most applicants who met its eligibility requirements. Individual programs can set separate, selective requirements, and policies change; confirm current requirements for your applicant type and intended program with the institution's admissions office. A campus-wide acceptance rate is not shown because the IPEDS admissions component applies to institutions without an open admission policy, so any imported rate for this campus is withheld as unverified. Open admission is not an individual admission guarantee.
Federal IPEDS data records this institution as having an open admission policy for its reporting year, meaning it reported admitting all or most applicants who met its eligibility requirements. Individual programs can set separate, selective requirements, and policies change; confirm current requirements for your applicant type and intended program with the institution's admissions office. A campus-wide acceptance rate is not shown because the IPEDS admissions component applies to institutions without an open admission policy, so any imported rate for this campus is withheld as unverified. Open admission is not an individual admission guarantee.
The stored historical average net price at Morris Brown College is $24,901 per year after grants and scholarships for the source's covered cohort. the stored share receiving aid is about 83%; the stored average grant or scholarship is $7,175 per year. Reporting years and populations may differ. This is not your aid offer; public-college averages may cover in-state students. Use the official net-price calculator with your household details.
The six-year graduation rate reported to IPEDS for Morris Brown College is 29%. its stored first-year retention rate is 71%. These measures describe past source cohorts, not the current student body, and do not predict an individual student's outcomes.
Stored testing policy: scores required. Current-cycle policy has not been verified. Check the university's official first-year admission requirements, applicant type, intended major and scholarship conditions before deciding which scores to send.
Morris Brown College's recorded application deadlines, shown on this cycle's calendar, are Regular Decision on July 1, 2027. Aid deadlines: FAFSA June 30. These were recorded from the college's website, mostly during the previous application cycle, and dates can change; confirm on Morris Brown College's official admissions page. Admit Coach's Deadline Radar counts down to each date and adds them to your calendar.
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