
Asbury Math and Science Alumni Offer Insight on the Future Workforce
February 3, 2023 — Technological advances continue to automate jobs, yet opportunities abound for Asbury students in the fields of math and science.
February 3, 2023 — Technological advances continue to automate jobs, yet opportunities abound for Asbury students in the fields of math and science.
January 31, 2023 — At first, A.J. Stich ’06 thought he wanted to use his degree to enter the world of film and TV production in Los Angeles. But it wasn’t long before God called him to a new place.
January 26, 2023 — The Dayton School of Business (DSB) is excited to announce the new Mentor & Internship Program for students studying accounting, business administration, finance, marketing, and sport management.
January 20, 2023 — “The physician is the care, but Christ is the cure.”
January 17, 2023 — The Kentucky Association of School Administrators (KASA) announced the 2023 cohort of Kentucky Women in Educational Leadership (KWEL), in which six of the 38 school leaders included Asbury alumnae: Myram Brady ‘18, Dana Cull ‘14, Sharon Davis ‘21, Tonya Means ‘20, Tonya Roach ‘20, and Adryanne Warren ‘19.
December 9, 2022 — Dr. Marvin Ruffner, assistant professor of biology at Asbury University, remains dedicated to bringing public awareness about the harmful ecological effects of honeysuckle, a species with origins in Asia.
November 29, 2022 — Dr. Shawn Okpebholo ’03, the Jonathan Blanchard professor of composition and music theory at Wheaton College-Conservatory of Music (Ill.), recently received a Grammy nomination for Best Classical Vocal Solo Album for Lord, How Come Me Here?
September 15, 2022 — Asbury’s No. 14 ranking of Regional Universities South is the highest of any other regional school in Kentucky.
July 22, 2022 — Asbury University honors people at Reunion 2022: Dr. Kay Fuller ’57 Rader, Dr. Jonathan ’67 and Judith Hoover ’67 Culver, Andy ’96 and Andrea Toledo ’97 Baker, Stockton Brown ’12, Derek Motsch ’02, and Chuck Christensen
June 23, 2022 — Gene Ezell ’70 was featured in the gospel music magazine “Singing News” for his acclaimed accomplishments in the Christian music industry.
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98%
Grads Working or in Grad School
98% of Asbury grads are working or in grad school six months or less after graduation.
$1M
Contributed in Service
Every two years, Asbury students do more than a million dollars of free service in their community and around the world.
Only One
Asbury University is the only school in Kentucky with an Online Instructional Design program.
Financial Aid Available, Including Scholarships!
8-Week Classes beginning in August, October, January and March
12+
Music Ensembles
One of only two Christian schools in the state with a nationally accredited Music Department. Asbury offers more than a dozen ensembles and performance scholarships for music and non-music majors.
100%
Received Scholarships
100% of Asbury’s 2021-22 incoming freshman class received scholarships.
No. 1
Christian Social Work Program
Recently, Asbury was named the No. 1-ranked Christian Social Work program in the nation by Social Work Degree Guide.
#13
U.S. News Southern Universities
In 2022, Asbury is ranked #13 in the U.S. News Regional (South) Universities top colleges rankings. AU has been in the Top 15 of various U.S. News rankings for more than a decade.
80
Countries with Asbury Alumni
Asbury grads are living and working in more than 80 countries around the world.
80%
Faculty Hold Terminal Degrees
More than 80% of Asbury’s full-time faculty have terminal degrees.
$2K
Out-of-State Aid
All out-of-state students receive an additional $2,000 in financial aid.
350+
Theatrically-Released Films
Asburians have worked on more than 350 theatrically-released films and more than 500 network television productions, and have won over 60 Emmy Awards. Additionally, they have worked on films that garnered 91 Oscar nominations (and won 23) and been cinematographers or editors of films screened at three Sundance Festivals.
12:1
Student to Faculty Ratio
With a 12:1 student/faculty ratio, more than 70% of Asbury’s classes have fewer than 20 students.
One
Only U.S. university with a student-conducted police horse training program
Asbury University is the only university in America with a police horse training program conducted by students.
99%
Receiving Financial Aid
99% of Asbury students receive financial aid.
98%
Grads Working or in Grad School
98% of Asbury grads are working or in grad school six months or less after graduation.