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Quick Facts
186 Students
100% Admitted
- 267 full time
- 14 part time
- 67 men full time
- 105 women full time
- open enrollment
267 Undergraduates
$15,730 Tuition/Year
- 3 Non-Degree
- $15,730 in state
- $850 fees
- $8,500 room & board
- $600 books and supplies
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At a Glance
| Religious affiliation: | Brethren Church |
| Institution Type: | Private not-for-profit |
| Campus Setting: | Plains Small city |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Bachelor's degree |
| Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
Reviews in 3 Sentences
- A Christian
emmaus bible college is unashamed of christ. from what i have experienced, i think emmaus's goal is to honor yahweh while preparing its students to be not only well-equipped as…
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- Molly from Wisconsin Rapids, WI
Emmaus is a great school for students who are looking to strengthen their walk with The Lord. The professors and staff truly care about their students. There is also…
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- Past Student
Fantastic community and academics! If you are looking for a school that equips you for a career while helping you to grow your faith in Christ and has a home-away-from-home…
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Mission Statement
The mission of Emmaus Bible College is to glorify God through the teaching of the Bible and through educating and equipping learners for service and leadership in their ministries, communities and vocations.
Emmaus Bible College
- Located in Dubuque, IA
- Private not-for-profit
- 186 students enrolled
- 58% admitted
- $15,730 annual cost to attend
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Student Responses to Review Topic: Am I Enjoying Being Here
- Esther from Stanwood, IA
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I am
a current student here
The college has a feeling of family. We all know each other by sight and name. The dorm floors are often close knit, and have lots of fun together. The faculty take an interest in the students both in and out of the classroom. They are always available to answer question regrading assignments or to be a mentor or friend. They often have groups of students to their homes.
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