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Visit our Student Profiles section to learn more about the Covenant experience in the words of current students like education major Sarah Newsome '20 of Nagoya, Japan.
13:1
student-faculty ratio
99%
of students receive
financial aid
95%
of alumni regularly attend church
83%
of students live on campus
18
average class size
978
total undergraduate students
100%
of students participate in service learning
24%
of undergraduates were homeschooled
In the fall of 2019, a Political Science major will be available for incoming and residing students of Covenant College. This major will specifically fill a gap in providing necessary requisites for pre-law students. In addition to the new major, the current Political Studies minor which is housed in the History department will be redefined and placed under the Political Science major.
“My time at Covenant is nothing like I thought, but looking back, I would not have changed any of it. Throughout all of it, I was continuously being pointed back to the Lord and my faith in him by my friends, professors, and especially my coaches.”
- Olivia Becker '19, Covenant volleyball
Meet Allie, Neil, Siobhan, Jesudhas, Miller, Meriel, and Senri! Our student admissions representatives live and breathe the Covenant experience, and they’re ready to answer all your questions. They want to learn more about you and your expectations for college. And if they can’t answer your questions, they can connect you with members of our faculty or staff! Reach out today - text 423.451.8695.
Covenant College is within a day’s drive of a significant portion of the eastern United States, and within 2 hours of the southeastern U.S. hubs of Atlanta, Nashville, and Birmingham.
Our 64th commencement will be held Saturday, May 4 at the Chattanooga Convention Center. Visit the commencement page for times & locations of all weekend events.
In this initial episode of VIEWpoints, listen to Dr. Heath Garris, assistant professor of biology, discuss the science and politics of climate change and how the church can respond to the challenges of this potentially divisive issue.
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