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 Blue Mountain Christian University offers four accredited, fully online bachelor’s degrees (Business Administration, Christian Ministry, Psychology, and R.N. to B.S.Nursing) and three accredited, fully online Master’s degrees (Business Administration, Education, and Kinesiology). Fully online means you never have to come to our campus for any class. It means you can earn your degree at your pace. We offer continuous 8-week sessions.
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Start your degree with ultimate flexibility! Complete the first two years of any program fully online. Our virtual core curriculum lets you balance studies with life, whether you're jumpstarting your education from home or building a strong academic foundation.

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Common Questions

See answers to some common questions below, call us at 662-685-4771 ext. 184, or email online@bmc.edu.
  • Is there a limit to the number of online courses I can take?

    Students enrolled in distance learning may take two to three 3-hour courses per 8 week term. 

  • How do I pay for my courses?

    Once a student registers for a course, the Business Office will post the tuition and fees to the student portal.  The student may pay the bill by cash, check, or credit card.  No student will be given access to the online course until the bill is paid.

  • Can I qualify for financial aid?

    To be eligible for financial aid at Blue Mountain College, you must:

    • Be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen

    • Be enrolled or accepted for enrollment in an eligible degree program or seeking endorsements to meet requirements of Mississippi Department of Education certification

    • Be in current standing on all student loans and grants from any institutionHave approval for final admission to Blue Mountain College

    • Have a complete Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) on file with Blue Mountain College

    • Complete the FAFSA at www.fafsa.ed.gov.  Blue Mountain College school code is 002398.

    • Contact the Office of Financial Aid after you have completed your FAFSA.  The financial aid staff will provide the forms required to process a federal loan.

            Remaining steps may include:

    • Complete Loan Application

    • Complete a Master Promissory Note (MPN) and Entrance Counseling

    • Complete Verification

    • Complete Financial Aid Information Sheet

  • How do I register?

    Go to Get Prepared for School and complete the appropriate registration form.

  • Will I have an advisor?

    Yes.  Your advisor will be the Program Coordinator for the Online Degree Program that you are enrolled in:

    Undergradute Business:   Dr. LeeAnne Price

    MBA: Mr. Josh Simpson

    Psychology:   Dr. Emily Derrick

  • How do I get books?

  • What is the course schedule?

    For Business Administration, go here.

    For MBA, go here.

    For Psychology, go here.

  • What is your online class attendance policy?

    Blue Mountain College requires class attendance for online courses. According to Policy 2.10, students who miss 12.5% of the time will receive an automatic “F” in the course. Each online professor will include an attendance requirement in the syllabus. Since each of the online courses meets eight weeks, one week of non-attendance, which is 12.5% of the time in the course, will result in an automatic “F.” Seventy-five percent of the assignments for the week must be completed within the week to receive full attendance.

  • Who do I contact with additional questions regarding technical assistance?

    Direct questions concerning online instruction to your program coordinator.  For technical assistance, email Tech Support giving your name, student ID, a phone number where you can be reached, and the technical problem with any error messages you are receiving.

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