Start Here! Asbury offers 150+ areas of study, plus graduate degrees, a fully-online degree-completion program for working adults and high school dual enrollment courses. AU majors — Equine and Communication Arts are examples — offer programs you can't find at any other school in the world.
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Impact the World! Asbury’s reputation for academic excellence and spiritual vitality is spread far and wide. AU’s rigorous liberal arts education is what employers seek and the University is focused on helping you impact the world by finding your part in God's plan. You will feel His presence and tight-knit community when you visit campus. You’ll never be just a number here, you’ll be part of a very successful, serving family.
Unique Value! With academic, multicultural, talent and need-based scholarships – plus grants – nearly every student receives financial aid. Graduation rates, retention rates and job placement rates are much better than public schools in Kentucky, and thus AU is annually rated in the top 10% for Nationwide Best Value.
Small class sizes, rigorous coursework and engaged faculty are the keys to academic excellence at Asbury.
Excellence is at the core of the Asbury experience. Students benefit from world-class training in their chosen field in addition to the richness and breadth provided by Asbury’s liberal arts curriculum. With a 12:1 student/faculty ratio (and nearly 80 percent of faculty holding terminal degrees) Asbury provides personal investment and world-class expertise. Research opportunities like the SEARCH Symposium and the COMAP Math Modeling Contest hone academic skills, and students also benefit from unique professional opportunities (as just one example, Media Communication students have worked in paid positions at more than 12 Olympic games). Within two months of graduation, 98 percent of Asbury grads are employed or in graduate school — a powerful testament to the quality of their preparation at Asbury.
May 28, 2020 — Asbury University English major Kayla Beebout ’20 won the distinguished de Jager Prize at Oxford University for her exceptional academic performance in the British Culture course she took.
May 4, 2020 — Today, we are recognizing those students who have earned awards due to their hard work and high achievement in those areas.
April 29, 2020 — The Dayton School of Business Banquet continued the annual banquet tradition with a video conference call. Virtual guests received on-demand delivery certificates to order meals in advance and “break bread together.”
March 5, 2020 — Two student teams have been accepted for participation in the 2020 Thoroughbred Makeover and National Symposium, a competition showcasing the abilities of former racehorses.