The JBU Honors Scholars Program is distinctly different than High School Honors programs. The program does not rely on a heavier workload, rather smaller class sizes and seminar structures encourage deeper engagement with class subjects and encourage community among students, faculty and staff.

This office exists to promote and support student involvement in prestigious fellowships, research and other creative and scholarly endeavors.

The Office of Academic Assistance exists to help JBU students have a successful experience at JBU. They can assist you in areas including time management, organizational skills, finding your learning style, note-taking, test preparation and more.

The Writing Center offers one-on-one tutorials with trained writing consultants to help you master the skills of college-level writing and grow as a writer. Undergraduate students on-campus can meet for face-to-face consultations in our office in the library.

The library provides services in research help resources, interlibrary loan, distance student services, community borrower services and study room reservations.

Look here for program requirements, course content and other official university information. Each JBU catalog includes policies and guidelines for the purpose of aiding students in planning their educational curriculum. 

These programs are for adult students who have some college credit and are looking to finish their bachelor's degrees online.

These programs are for students seeking to earn their master's degrees online or at one of our campus locations.

JBU offers two associate degrees. Choose from General Education or a modified version of our Construction Management program.

The Office of Academic Affairs provides servant leadership to the academic programs, supports faculty growth as teachers and scholars and helps students develop as Christian leaders.