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John '24
Montreat College was the one school that was the most personal to me. They’re here for the students, and they can really tune in individually to your specific needs.
Program of study:
Environmental Science
Biblical Fidelity You Can Trust
Every full-time employee affirms our Statement of Faith and Community Life Covenant, ensuring your student is surrounded by faculty and staff who share a deep commitment to living out a Christ-centered worldview. This commitment enables us to offer a high-quality education grounded in biblical truth, and is why Montreat remains the last remaining four-year liberal arts Christian college of its kind in North Carolina.
Our Statement of Faith includes core convictions such as:
- The Bible is the infallible Word of God and fully authoritative in all matters of life and conduct.
- God’s design for marriage is solely between one man and one woman.
- Life begins at conception.
Support for Homeschool Families
With one in every eight Montreat students coming from a homeschool background, we understand the unique strengths and needs of homeschool learners, and we’re committed to supporting their transition to college life. Montreat College offers:
- A $10,000 Homeschool Scholarship ($2,500 per year for four years)
- A dedicated admissions counselor for homeschool families
- A Loan Repayment Assistance Program (link to LRAP webpage) through the Montreat College Commitment
- Special events and support to welcome homeschool students and parents into our community
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Personalized attention
With a 12:1 student-to-faculty ratio, professors who know your name, and a culture of intentional mentorship, Montreat truly feels like home.
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A growing homeschool community
Homeschool families from across the country choose Montreat for its welcoming Christian community, academic excellence, and unwavering commitment to biblical truth.
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Test Score Flexibility
Our application is test optional. While we accept ACT, SAT, and CLT scores for consideration of the Honors Program, they are not required for general admission.
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Honors Program
or students seeking additional academic challenge, the Honors Program offers an interdisciplinary, discussion-driven experience where students read deeply, think critically, and engage meaningfully with big questions about faith, reason, and vocation.
Early College Opportunities
Homeschool juniors and seniors can get a head start through dual enrollment, earning up to 12 college credits at just $100 per credit hour. Montreat also makes transferring AP and dual-enrollment credits simple with TRACE, our online Transfer Credit Evaluator. With strong academic partnerships, communication-focused coursework, and active involvement in Christian speech and debate organizations, Montreat provides a rich head start for students preparing to excel in college and beyond.
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Why Montreat?
Whether you’re finishing high school or transferring from another institution, where you go to college is a big decision, and we believe that Montreat College is the perfect place for you to grow, learn, and thrive. Our vibrant campus at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, our dedicated faculty, rigorous academic programs, and our talented student body create a unique and inspiring environment where you can develop a clear sense of identity and affirm your sense of purpose to honor God and serve others.
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Thrive Center
The Thrive Center supports you in your academic career by helping you improve your study skills, manage your time, learn strategies to complete class projects. You can meet with peer tutors at the Writing Center or the Math Center.
It also supports you beyond your academic career with resources for finding your calling, researching careers, finding internships, building your resume, applying to graduate school, and finding a job.
It also supports you beyond your academic career with resources for finding your calling, researching careers, finding internships, building your resume, applying to graduate school, and finding a job.