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Point University Pursuing Merger with Montreat College

by | 1 August, 2013 | 0 comments

Microsoft Word - Point University Backgrounder rev  2 8 11.docOn Monday, July 29, Point University (West Point, GA) and Montreat College (Montreat, NC) announced the two institutions are pursuing a merger.

According to a statement at www.pointmontreat.com, “Earlier this year, in a fortuitous meeting, representatives of Point University and Montreat College began discussions about ways the two schools could work together to improve on their current delivery of quality, Christian higher education. As the relationship has grown, they have discovered that their missions are very much the same. They are both committed to equipping college students to transform the world for the Kingdom of God.”

The schools continue to work out details, but did confirm that the new school will be called Point University and that campus ministries, student activities, student services and programs, and courses at the two schools will remain the same through the 2013-14 school year.

For more details, visit www.pointmontreat.com.

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