East Texas Baptist University

Marshall, Texas

Team Name: Tigers

Address: One Tiger Drive, Marshall, Texas 75670

Web: ETBU.edu

Phone: 800-804-3828

Facebook: EastTexasBaptistUniversity

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East Texas Baptist University

Marshall, Texas

EAST TEXAS BAPTIST UNIVERSITY (ETBU) is more than just an institution of higher education. The vibrant, Christ-centered community is driven by faith, educational excellence, and servant leadership development with a commitment to nurturing student passions and to equipping them for their unique purposes.

ETBU’s guiding light is its unwavering faith in God and the belief in the transformative power of education rooted in Christ’s teachings. On campus, in the local community, and across the globe, ETBU students are actively involved in making a difference for the Kingdom of God.

ETBU offers more than 45 undergraduate majors and fifteen graduate programs on a beautiful 253-acre campus is nestled in the Piney Woods town of Marshall. With over 1,800 students, a student/faculty ratio of 15:1, and an average undergraduate class size of twenty, students experience a nurturing environment with rigorous curricular and cross-cultural learning experiences such as University Honors and Global Study and Serve.

ETBU competes in eighteen NCAA sports. Club sports including hockey, bass fishing, lacrosse, pom, and cheer are supplemented by more than fifty student organizations and ministries.

By The Numbers

Admissions

Acceptance Rate N/A
Median composite SAT score 1080 (MEAN)
Median ACT score 20 (MEAN)
Undergraduate Enrollment 1,659
Students on Financial Aid 98%

Fees

In-State Tuition $950 per hour
Out-of-State Tuition $950 per hour
Room and Board $7,001+

Demographics

African American Students 16%
Asian American Students 1%
Hispanic Students 13%
International Students 1%
Male/Female Ratio 47/53

Campus Life

Greek System No
Freshman Living on Campus
Freshmen Who Return 69%
Student/Teacher Ratio 15:1
Full-Time Faculty 71

Other

Graduation in Four Years 42%
Graduation Overall 48%
Alumni Who Give $ to School 3%

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