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Birmingham-Southern College Majors

 

Disciplinary Majors

Art & Art History

Asian Studies

Biology

Biology - Psychology

Business Administration

Chemistry

Economics

Education

Engineering (3-2 program)

English

English – Theatre Arts

Environmental Studies (3-2 program)

History

History - Political Science

International Studies

Mathematics

Media & Film Studies

Music

Musical Theatre

Nursing (3-2 program)

Philosophy

Philosophy – Politics – Economics

Physics

Political Science

Psychology

Religion

Religion - Education

Religion - Philosophy

Sociology

Sociology - Political Science

Sociology - Psychology

Spanish

Theatre Arts

Urban Environmental Studies
  * For an up-to-date listing, please check the college website.
Birmingham-Southern College


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contact information

Birmingham-Southern College
900 Arkadelphia Road,
Box 549008
Birmingham, Alabama 35254

205.226.4696
Toll Free:
800.523.5793

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enrollment

More than 1,300 students from 33 states and 16 foreign countries
13:1 student-to-faculty ratio
More than 70% of students participate in volunteer service-learning projects, including several ongoing community partnerships and national or international trips during Alternative Spring Break and January Exploration Term.
The academic program at BSC is complemented by opportunities that give students a wealth of life experiences in and out of the classroom, and is distinguished by these innovative programs: Harrison Honors Program, Bunting Center for Engaged Study and Community Action, Hess Center for Leadership and Service, Sklenar Center for International Programs, Vail College Fellows Program, Stump Entrepreneurship Programs, and Foreign Languages Across The Curriculum.

tuition & fees

Tuition: $28,250; Residence Hall: $5,450; Meal Plans: $4,170; Fees: $1,040; Automobile Registration: $60.
More than 95% of students receive some form of financial aid from federal, state, and institutional programs, amounting to more than $30 million annually.