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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.
April 11, 2022 — For its highly anticipated SEARCH week, Asbury invited distinguished biomedical scientist Dr. Praveen Sethupathy as the keynote speaker of the event where he discussed “Stardust and Wonder.”
January 31, 2022 — The fall 2021 semester’s Dean’s List has been released with more than 500 students earning a placement through their academic dedication and diligence.
November 2, 2021 — Asbury University's The College Tour episode can now be streamed online at asbury.edu/collegetour. In celebration of Asbury’s nationally-streamed television show episode, the university hosted a fun, in-chapel campus event which included complimentary popcorn and a live-streamed appearance of the show’s host, Alex Boylan, who interacted with Asbury President, Dr. Kevin Brown.
October 27, 2021 — The Asbury University Honors Program (AUHP) held its inaugural event – the first of a three-part lecture series on human dignity and value. Dr. Chris Bounds, professor of Christian doctrine at Indiana Wesleyan University, Wesley Seminary, and former Asbury professor, gave a lecture titled “The Imago Dei, Incarnation, and Human Dignity” for 80 guests in the Kinlaw Library Boardroom at the SEARCH-sponsored event.