Christ-centered private university in Georgia equipping students for purpose-driven leadership and service.
Point University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate, baccalaureate, and master degrees. The institution offers 40+ programs across four academic colleges: Arts & Sciences, Biblical Studies & Ministry, Education & Behavioral Sciences, and Business & Leadership. Programs are available in on-campus, online, and Elevate (employer-sponsored debt-free) formats. Teacher education programs are approved by Georgia's Professional Standards Commission.
The main campus spans 54 acres in West Point, Georgia, with a suburban setting. Point maintains a 15:1 student-to-faculty ratio with most classes under 30 students. Students engage in 13 NAIA varsity sports, dozens of student organizations, campus ministries, and fine arts opportunities. The university emphasizes community service, with students contributing an average of 16,000 hours annually. The athletic teams are known as the Skyhawks, competing primarily in the Appalachian Athletic Conference and Southern States Athletic Conference.
Point offers multiple admission pathways: on-campus undergraduate, transfer, international, dual-credit enrollment for high school students, online undergraduate and graduate programs, and the Elevate program for working professionals. The university serves students from 37 states and 20 countries. Admissions are available year-round with rolling decisions. The institution emphasizes accessibility and welcomes athletes to continue their athletic careers.
Point graduates are equipped for Christ-centered service and leadership roles across various sectors. Notable alumni include Jamie Grace (Class of 2012), a Grammy-nominated Christian singer-songwriter. The university maintains strong connections with churches and community organizations, reflecting its mission-driven approach to education and service.