BHU vs. Gordon
Beulah Heights University and Gordon State College side by side on admissions, cost, and outcomes, from public data.
Sources: IPEDS and College Scorecard.
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Admissions
- Admission chances
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BHU My Chances
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Gordon My Chances
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- Applied
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BHU -
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Gordon 1,958
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- Admitted
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BHU -
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Gordon 1,682
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- Acceptance rate
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BHU Open
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Gordon 85.9%
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- Yield (share of admitted who enroll)
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BHU Open
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Gordon 36.1%
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- Typical SAT score
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BHU
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Gordon 1010
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- Typical ACT score
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BHU
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Gordon 19
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- Average high school GPA
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BHU 3.0
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Gordon -
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- Typical high school grades
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BHU B
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Gordon -
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- Admissions standards
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BHU Unavailable
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Gordon Very Easy
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- Applicant competition
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BHU
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Gordon
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- SAT range
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BHU
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Gordon 890-1130
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- ACT range
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BHU
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Gordon 15-24
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- Submit test scores
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BHU Open admission
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Gordon Test optional
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- Application deadline
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BHU
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Gordon
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Cost
- Tuition (in state)
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BHU $8,492
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Gordon $3,628
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- Tuition (out of state)
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BHU $8,492
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Gordon $10,948
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- Room & board
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BHU $10,200
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Gordon $10,444
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- Average net price
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BHU -
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Gordon $7,807
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- Average grant aid
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BHU $0
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Gordon $6,462
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- % receiving grant aid
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BHU 0%
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Gordon 89%
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Outcomes
- Graduation rate
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BHU -
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- Median earnings (after 10 years)
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BHU $33,900
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Gordon $34,100
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- Making student loan payments
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BHU 16%
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Gordon 26%
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- Median student loan debt
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BHU $46,673
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Gordon $17,500
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- Median loan payment
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BHU $482
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Gordon $180
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Academics
- Student to faculty ratio
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BHU 6:1
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Gordon 20:1
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- Popular majors
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BHU
- Philosophy and Religious Studies (100%)
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Gordon
- Liberal Arts and Humanities (68%)
- Health Professions (23%)
- Education (10%)
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School basics
- School
- Gordon Gordon State College
- Location
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BHU Atlanta, GA
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Gordon Barnesville, GA
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- Setting
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BHU Large City
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Gordon Distant Town
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- Total enrollment
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BHU 359
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Gordon 3,179
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- Type
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BHU Private 4 Year
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Gordon Public 4 Year
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- National ranking
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BHU
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Comparable Facts
Compare Beulah Heights University in Atlanta, GA with Gordon State College in Barnesville, GA on tuition, admissions, graduation, earnings, and student body data using the tables above.
Gordon State College is larger than BHU based on total student enrollment (3,179 students vs. 359 students).
Location, institution type, and student-faculty ratio
- Beulah Heights University is located in Atlanta, GA (Large City setting); Gordon State College is in Barnesville, GA (Distant Town setting).
- Beulah Heights University is a private, non-profit 4-year institution. Gordon State College is a public, non-profit 4-year institution.
- Student-to-faculty ratio: Beulah Heights University 6:1; Gordon State College 20:1.
Cost details
- Living costs (room and board or off-campus housing budget) at Beulah Heights University are 2.3% lower than at Gordon State College ($10,200 vs. $10,444).
- Out-of-state tuition is 28.9% higher at Gordon than at Beulah Heights University (about $2,456 more per year; $10,948 vs. $8,492).
- A larger share of students receive grant aid at Gordon State College than at Beulah Heights University (89% vs. 0%).
Admissions details
- SAT or ACT scores are open admission at BHU, test optional at Gordon.
Loans and repayment
- Among federal student loan borrowers, Gordon State College graduates have a $29,173 lower median loan debt than BHU graduates ($17,500 vs. $46,673).
- Among borrowers, Gordon graduates have an estimated $302 lower median monthly federal student loan payment than BHU graduates ($180 vs. $482).
- More Gordon graduates are actively paying back their federal student loan debt than former BHU students, three years after graduation (26% vs. 16%).
Sources: U.S. Department of Education, IPEDS and College Scorecard. Values reflect the most recent year available in our dataset.
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