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Homecoming

October 20-22, 2023

Homecoming Schedule

Friday, October 20th

To Be Announced

Saturday, October 21st

To Be Announced

Sunday, October 22nd

To Be Announced

Lodging

These hotels are local and offer special rates for Bluefield University alumni and friends. If you need assistance finding additional lodging options, please do not hesitate to call Gabe Blakman in Advancement Services at 276.326.4458.

 

Comfort Inn
38769 Governor G.C. Peery Hwy
Bluefield, VA 24605
(276) 326-3688		 Bluefield Inn
2109 Jefferson St.
Bluefield, WV 24701
(304) 323-2200
Baker’s Hill Inn
1900 Bland St.
Bluefield, WV 24701
(304) 308-2732		 The Old Jail, LLC
194 Central Ave
Tazewell, VA 24651
(276) 210-4878

Campus Information

Parking: Parking is available all across campus for Homecoming weekend. Alumni and visitors do not need a parking pass for the weekend. Those that need to avoid steps will want to park in the lots directly behind Shott Hall or Harman Chapel. Parking maps can be found by visiting our campus map page.

Special Assistance: If you require special assistance during Homecoming weekend, we are happy to help. Homecoming events are located in ADA-compliant accessible buildings. Please contact Sherelle Morgan at 276.326.4218.

Campus Store: Our Campus Store is online now! Click here to buy your Rams gear to wear to Homecoming!”

Registration Form

Registration for Homecoming 2023 will be available at a later date. Stay Tuned!

2023 Alumni Award Winners

Award Winners To Be Announced

Do I only apply once?

  • No. Students must apply each academic year for the fall semester and submit the necessary documents.

Do I have to take the classes specified in the Associate's Degree tracks as they are listed on the information sheet?

  • No. Students may take any of the courses that are offered in a given term.

Where do I find the textbook listing, and where do I purchase the books?

  • Log in to myBU, and under the "Student" tab, you will find a list of the textbooks required (if any) for each course. Students are responsible for purchasing their own textbooks.

How long is a semester?

  • Our semesters are divided into two 8-week terms.

Is there an orientation?

  • Yes. Students can attend an orientation session that explains how to access courses, how to register for classes, and answers other questions.

Where can I find a course description?

Does the student need to take the SAT or ACT in order to take Dual Enrollment classes?

  • No. If a student decides to study at BU full time, BU is currently test-optional for the 2021-2022 admissions cycle.

Are the classes live? Do students need to log in and participate at certain times?

  • Classes are offered online, so a student can log-on and study at their convenience and their own pace. Students have assignments due each week; you can complete your assignments at any point in time before the deadline.

Does an Early College student need to come to campus for anything?

  • No. However, we would love to have you visit our campus if you are interested in continuing with traditional on-campus study. Students who complete their associate's degree have the option to walk at our commencement ceremony.

Are Early College students able to receive Financial Aid?

  • No. However, Early College courses are very affordable compared to other options. The cost for an online Dual Enrollment course is $100 per credit hour.

How do transferring credits work?

  • Each College or University completes a transcript review in order to decide which courses transfer. Sticking to general education classes generally makes transferring credits simple. All Early College courses at Bluefield University are general education classes that should transfer to another accredited institution.

Is an Early College student considered, and treated, as a transfer student when they become a full-time college student if they have earned enough credits to be a Junior?

  • No. Since they have not graduated from high school, they are considered a first-time college student regardless of how many credits transfer. However, by transferring credits when they enroll as a full-time student, they will have to take fewer classes to receive their bachelor's degree, which shortens the length of time to earn the degree.

Can I speak to someone if I have more questions?

  • Yes. Please contact the Office of Admissions by email or you can call them at 276.326.4231

 

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