Annual Report 2021-22

AN N UA L R E P O RT 2021-22

In 2020, life as we knew it changed... and that included the world of higher education. But during the 2021-22 academic year, we began to establish our “new normal” — figuring out how to live, learn and worship in close community while safely navigating a global pandemic.

In the face of such uncertainty, I’m proud of how the Point community came together to overcome these challenges. We continued to serve both our residential and online students well, as you can see from the numbers at right.

We’re grateful for your part in how Point University has thrived these past few years, and we thank God for your financial and prayerful support.

D E A N C . COLLIN S ’ 79, P R E S I D E NT

The year

BY THE NUMBERS

1,554

STUDENTS IN RESIDENTIAL, ONLINE AND DUAL-CREDIT PROGRAMS (UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE)

82%

IN-STATE STUDENTS

17

COUNTRIES REPRESENTED BY INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

50+

BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS

2

ONLINE GRADUATE PROGRAMS

$5.7 million AWARDED IN STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS

94%

OF STUDENTS RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID

FINANC I AL I N FO R M ATI O N 2021-22

T O T A L I N C O M E | $26,085,987 0.5% Other Income

8%

Auxiliary Enterprises 40% Tuition & Fees

0.5% Gifts in Kind

21% Federal Grants

30% Private Gifts

T O T A L E X P E N S E S | $26,369,456

25% Instruction 27% Institutional Support

7.5% Academic Support

10% Auxiliary Enterprises

30.5% Student Services

* percentages are rounded to the nearest figure

UNIVERSITY LEADERSHIP PRESIDENT Dean C. Collins ’79

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Marvin Bussey ’86 Anthony L. Collins Robert M. Day David A. Deeter Jeremy Fine

J. Ross Greene T. Campbell Huxford ’78 André Kennebrew David McDaniel Rob Raynor ’79

507 West 10th Street West Point, GA 31833

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Amory Scott Derrick Shields Faith Mims Simpson ’76 Jim Sloderbeck Alan Stith ’93