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University description (as per official university website)
Jarvis Christian College at Hawkins, Texas was established in 1912 by Thomas Buchanan Frost. It is a historically black, four-year college. Commonly abbreviated as JCC, the college offers its students with programs leading to bachelor’s and certificate degrees. The college offers courses in areas such as music, sociology, history, business, education, and biology. JCC is organized into the following academic divisions:
Division of Arts and Sciences
Division of Business Administration
Division of Education
Jarvis Christian College is holding a reservation for you to enroll. As a member of the upcoming freshman class, you will have countless opportunities to explore intellectual, spiritual and social horizons.
The challenges of the academic curriculum will motivate you to study hard and utilize all of the technological tools available to assist you.
The programs of the College Church will inspire you to enhance your spiritual life. Finally, the variety of social events and activities will assist you in developing interpersonal skills and a lifelong network.
Students
Jarvis Christian is a historically black college.
The student enrollment at Jarvis Christian was 712 in 2007 (679 full-time equivalent).
Undergrads are 100% of enrolled students.
Students living in the US make up 100% of incoming freshmen.
MISSION:
To administer a student financial aid program designed to provide financial assistance for students who otherwise would be unable to pursue a post-secondary education.
WHAT IS FINANCIAL AID?
The primary responsibility for meeting college costs lies with the student and parents. Financial aid programs are available to assist students who do not have the financial resources to meet the full cost of attendance. All students are encouraged to apply for financial aid.
Financial aid can be received in the form of grants, scholarships, work-study and/or loans. Grants are gift-aid that does not have to be paid back. Eligibility for all grants is based directly on demonstrated financial need. Scholarships can be received from both internal and external sources. Eligibility for scholarships varies, but most are awarded on the basis of academic ability and/or financial need. Work-Study programs provide jobs for students with financial need.
The amount of aid a student receives is generally based on need, which is the difference between the college's expenses and the amount of money the student and/or the student's family are expected to contribute.
ELIGIBILITY
Financial assistance is based primarily on established need and satisfactory academic progress, represented by the minimum cumulative grade point average and hours earned, set by the College. Generally, all financial aid is granted for one year.
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