John Brown University Siloam Springs, AR

Address: 2000 W University St, Siloam Springs, AR, 72761
Phone: (479) 524-9500
Website: http://www.jbu.edu
College type: 4-year private, not-for-profit
Degrees offered: Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's

College

Majors: Accounting And Finance, Accounting Other, Athletic Training And Sports Medicine, Bible / Biblical Studies, Biochemistry, Biology General, Biology Teacher Education, Business Administration And Management, Chemistry General, Chemistry Teacher Education, Construction / Building Technology / Technician, Construction And Building Finishers, Counseling And Psychology, Counselor Education / Counseling And Guidance, Design And Visual Communications, Drawing, Education General, Electromechanical Technology / Technician, Elementary Teacher Education, Engineering General, English Language And Literature General, English Teacher Education, Environmental Science / Studies, Ethnic And Cultural Studies Other, Family And Community Studies, Family And Marriage Counseling, Family Life And Relations Studies, Graphic Design Commercial Art And Illustration, History General, International Business, Journalism, Junior High / Intermediate / Middle School Teacher, Mathematics, Mathematics Teacher Education, Missions / Missionary Studies, Music General, Music General Performance, Music Teacher Education, Office Supervision And Management, Organizational Behavior Studies, Parks Recreation And Leisure Facilities, Pastoral Counseling And Specialized Ministery, Physical Education Teaching And Coaching, Pre Law Studies, Pre Theological / Pre Ministerial Studies, Psychology General, Public Relations, Radio And Television Broadcasting, Religious / Sacred Music, Religious Education, Social Sciences General, Social Studies Teacher Education, Sport And Fitness Administration / Management, Theological Studies And Religious Vocations

Classification: Baccalaureate Colleges--General: These institutions are primarily undergraduate colleges with major emphasis on baccalaureate programs. They award less than half of their baccalaureate degrees in liberal arts fields.

Students

Total enrollment: 1,536
Undergraduate enrollment: 1,404
Undergraduate men: 47%
Undergraduate women: 53%
Undergraduate races: Non-resident alien:8%, Black non-Hispanic:2%, American Indian or Alaskan Native:1%, Asian or Pacific Islander:1%, Hispanic:2%, White non-Hispanic:85%, Other:1%