Private Christian university in central Kentucky offering 80+ degrees from associate to doctorate.
Campbellsville offers over 80 majors and certificate programs through five schools: College of Business and Enterprise, College of Arts and Sciences, College of Health Sciences, College of Mental Health, and specialized schools including Music, Art, Education, and Chiropractic. The School of Chiropractic, added in 2022, provides a Doctor of Chiropractic program. The School of Education is accredited by CAEP and EPSB. The university provides flexible learning through CU Online, regional centers in Kentucky and beyond, and professional certificate programs.
The main 80-acre campus sits in central Campbellsville, with Clay Hill Memorial Forest (135 acres) seven miles away serving as an environmental education center. Nearly half of students live on campus in residence halls including the Residence Village, Broadway, North Hall, South Hall, Stapp Hall, and university apartments. The Gosser Fine Arts Center houses the School of Music with performance venues; the School of Art occupies adjacent facilities. A second campus in Harrodsburg offers dorms and varsity sports. The university maintains a Christ-centered focus with campus ministry, wellness center, and Tiger Health Clinic.
Campbellsville accepts applications for undergraduate, graduate, and dual credit programs. The admissions process is designed to be straightforward, with support for first-time students, transfers, and graduate applicants. The university offers dual credit opportunities for high school students to earn college credits before enrollment. Financial aid, scholarships, and grants are available; the university is ranked among the lowest debt-at-graduation institutions nationwide.
The Campbellsville Tigers compete in 30 varsity sports across NAIA (Mid-South Conference) and NCCAA (Division I Mid-East). Notable achievements include women's basketball's 29 NAIA tournament appearances, men's tennis three NCCAA national championships (2012, 2015, 2018), and volleyball's 2009 NCCAA national championship. The university was designated 2022 Champions of Character. Career Services supports student and alumni professional development through internships, job preparation, and networking.