Abilene Christian University in Texas

by Jeff Anderson

Quick Facts about Abilene Christian University

  • Abilene Christian University was founded in 1906
  • Abilene Christian University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
  • ACU Online provides a unique feature to its students known as iTunes U
  • Programs typically last 18-24 months of part-time study

Experience Abilene Christian University’s strong Christian values

Abilene Christian University provides its students with a high quality education and has been ranked among the top colleges by several review boards including America’s Best colleges, America’s 100 Best College Buys, America’s Best Christian Colleges and Best Western Colleges.

ACU Online has programs designed to provide its students with career-advancing opportunities while they continue working. With the flexibility of the programs, students can access course work and information at their own convenience. ACU online courses are designed for individualized instruction that is continually updated and maximum interaction between students and faculty.

If you prefer a campus setting over ACU online, Abilene Christian University offers an exciting and dynamic place for its students. With hundreds of activities from the arts, to activities for specific majors, sports and recreation and many different clubs and organizations to join, every student will find a niche to fit into.

Set in the community of Abilene, Texas, a cultural center that provides education and entertainment to its 120,000 inhabitants and hosts three private universities, six public universities and community colleges and Dyess Air Force Base. Abilene is a place where contemporary city life melds with traditional old western values for an exciting college experience.

Tuition and Financial Aid

To get the most up to date information, students can view the Tuition and Fees Supplement for program costs. Financial aid is available to ACU Online students through FAFSA. ACU encourages students to seek tuition assistance from their employers as a supplement to financial aid.