Tennessee Temple University

Introduction

Students who are searching for a school where they can obtain a sound education and also grow spiritually should consider attending Tennessee Temple University. Tennessee Temple University (or TTU) is a school that is totally committed to helping their students become the people that God has intended them to become.

At this institution of higher learning, it is all about community which is achieved through service, fellowship, accountability and encouragement. Whether a student is supporting the school

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Information Summary

Ranks 50th in Tennessee and 1961st overall. See the entire top 2,000 colleges and universities list
Overall Score (about) 64.0
Total Cost On-Campus Attendance $23,250
Admission Success rate 78%
ACT / SAT 75%ile scores 20 / 1010
Student Ratio Students-to-Faculty 41 : 1
Retention (full-time / part-time) 67% / N/A
Enrollment Total (all students) 1,010

Academics

Tennessee Temple University was founded in 1946 and has a really strong passion for challenging its students academically and supporting them to grow in their faith. TTU believes in imparting knowledge that is fuelled by the ideal combination of passion and purpose.

History

The creation of Tennessee Temple schools was orchestrated by Lee Roberson who made it his mission to lead Highland Park Baptist Church to create an institution of higher learning in 1946, now known as Tennessee Temple University. TTU was initially a 2-year institution and Bible school; it later grew to become a 4-year institution, Bible college & seminary. In 1979, the school was granted a university status.

TTU is an accredited institution of higher learning. The American Association of Bible Colleges (currently referred to as ABHE) in 1984, accredited Tennessee Temple University. However, since 2000 (in September to be precise), TRACS (Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools) have been accrediting TTU.

ABHE and TRACS are two accreditors that are well recognized by Council for Higher Education Accreditation and the United States Department of Education.

In the month of March 2008, Temple

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Financial Aid

The Tennessee Temple University management team realizes that financing a college education is not the easiest task in the world. Not only do they strive to keep the expenses of acquiring top quality education low, they also offer a simplified process of acquiring financial aid by offering students a variety of resources to assist them such as work, loans, scholarships and grants. Below is the Tennessee Temple University

Student Financial Aid Details

Ranks 3611th for the average student loan amount.
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Students

Tennessee Temple University offers on campus housing, the female students live in DeMoss Hall and the male students are housed in Lennon and Wagner-Alumni dormitories. On-campus accommodation is available to unmarried students.

The school cafeteria is open from the hours of 7:15am to 7:00pm on weekdays and serves 2 meals on Saturday and 3 meals on Sunday. There are lots of fun places to hang out or spend time with friends on campus such as the coffee shop. Students who love to read will really love to spend time in the

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Athletics

Athletics at Tennessee Temple University include men

Alumni

  • Dallas Willard
  • Kevin Malone
  • Jerry Falwell
  • Dr. Jimmy DeYoung
  • Additional School Information

    Students who are worried about eating school cafeteria food would be glad to know that Tennessee Temple University school cafeteria is not like many school cafeterias that have a reputation of serving bad food! The Tennessee Temple University cafeteria/dining hall is run by a top notch catering company. Since 1973, this particular professional catering service has specialized in contract meals all through the country

    Bibliography

    • TTU Tennessee Temple University.
    • TRACS.
    • Students Review.

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