Central Bible College at a Glance
Central Bible College is a private college located in the midsized city of Springfield, Missouri. Currently, there are roughly 685 students enrolled, 60% of which are male and 40% female. Athletically, Central Bible College is an NCCAA II school and is part of the Central Region.
General Information
| Student Count: | 685 |
| Gender Ratio: | 60% Male, 40% Female |
| Academic Calendar: | Semester |
| Degrees Offered: | Bachelor's and Associate's |
| School Setting: | Not applicable, special focus institution |
| Academic Duration: | Four or more years |
| City Setting: | Midsize City |
| School Type: | Private |
| Religious Affiliation: | Assemblies of God Church |
Tuition & Fees
| Yearly In-state Tuition: | $10,310 |
| Yearly Out-of-state Tuition: | $10,310 |
| Yearly Room: | $2,516 |
| Yearly Board: | $2,616 |
| In-state Cost (On Campus): | $18,798 |
| Out-of-state Cost (On Campus): | $18,798 |
Contact Info
| General Phone: | (417) 833-2551 |
| Athletic Phone: | (417) 833-2551 1105 |
Student Accommodations
| Dorm Capacity: | 663 students |
| Meal Plan: | Yes |
| Meals Provided each Week: | Not Reported |
| On-campus Library: | Yes |
| On-campus Hospital: | No |
| On-campus Day Care: | No |
Central Bible College Admissions & Academics
On average, Central Bible College has around 144 yearly applicants.
Academics and Application
| High School GPA: | Required |
| SAT/ACT: | Required |
| AP Credit: | Accepted |
| Letters of Rec: | Required |
| Class Rank: | Recommended |
| Transcript: | Required |
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| College Prep: | N/A |
| Life Experience: | Accepted |
| Dual Credit: | Accepted |
| TOEFL: | Required |
| Competencies: | N/A |
| Other Tests: | N/A |
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Admissions & Test Scores
| Total Applicants: | 144 |
| Male Applicants: | 75 |
| Female Applicants: | 69 |
| % Male Applicants: | 52% |
| % Female Applicants: | 48% |
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| Total Admitted: | 120 |
| Admitted Males: | 62 |
| Admitted Females: | 58 |
| % Admitted Males: | 52% |
| % Admitted Females: | 48% |
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Applicant Test Score Statistics |
| SAT Scores Submitted: | 13 |
| Percent Who Submit SAT: | 13% |
| ACT Scores Submitted: | 81 |
| Percent Who Submit ACT: | 86% |
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SAT Scores |
| 25th% Reading: | 400 |
| 25th% Math: | 400 |
| 25th% Writing: | 400 |
| 25th% Overall: | 1,200 |
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| 75th% Reading: | 620 |
| 75th% Math: | 600 |
| 75th% Writing: | 600 |
| 75th% Overall: | 1,820 |
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ACT Scores |
| 25th% Reading: | 16 |
| 25th% Math: | 16 |
| 25th% Writing: | N/A |
| 25th% Overall: | 18 |
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| 75th% Reading: | 23 |
| 75th% Math: | 21 |
| 75th% Writing: | N/A |
| 75th% Overall: | 24 |
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Central Bible College Athletics "Home of the Spartans"
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General Spartans Sports Info
| Division: | NCCAA II |
| Conference: | Central Region |
| Team Colors: | Red, Black and White |
| Stadium Name: | Not Available |
| Stadium Capacity: | Not Available |
| Gym Name: | Forest Arnold Act Building |
| Gym Capacity: | 1,600 |
Spartans Contact Info
| Phone: | (417) 833-2551 |
| Athletic Phone: | (417) 833-2551 1105 |
| Website: | http://www.cbcag.edu |
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Central Bible College Campus & Student Body
Central Bible College offers a total of 6 different majors and 2 degree award levels: Bachelor's and Associate's.
Student Body Info
| Unknown: | 1.9% | | Nat. American: | Unavailable | | Asian: | Unavailable | | Afr. American: | Unavailable | | Hispanic: | Unavailable | | Pac. Islander: | Unavailable | | White: | Unavailable | | Multi-Ethnic: | Unavailable | | Non-resident: | Unavailable |
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Campus Programs & Info
| ROTC: Not Applicable |
| Distance Learning Program: | Yes |
| Study Abroad Program: | Yes |
| Career Counseling: | Yes |
| Stud. Employment Services: | Yes |
| Evening Classes: | No |
| Weekend Classes: | No |
| Remedial Services: | Yes |
| Post-grad Placement: | Yes |
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Offered Majors & Degrees
| Major | Bach. | Mast. | Assoc. | Doct. |
| Theology & Religion |  | |  | |
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