General Questions
Buies Creek is located in Harnett County about 40 minutes south of Raleigh, NC, the state capital, and about 30 minutes north of Fayetteville, NC.
Campbell University is a Christian university affiliated with the Baptist tradition. We welcome students from all Christian traditions as well as students of other faiths to join our campus community.
Yes. There is ample parking; however, if you are a residential student, we ask that you park at your residence hall.
All first-time, full-time students are required to live on campus for the first three years (6 semesters) of enrollment unless one of the following criteria is met:
- Student is married
- Student is 21 years of age
- Student is commuting from the primary residence of a parent or legal guardian within a 30 mile driving distance of Buies Creek.
Once you have declared a major, you can also choose a minor or even double major. You will want to consult with your academic adviser prior to declaring either a second major or a minor.
You can minor or double major in most of our degree programs. For more information, read our Academic Catalog .
Students who have completed a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university can apply to Campbell University in order to pursue a second bachelor’s degree, licensure, or to fulfill prerequisites for a graduate or professional program. However, you’ll want to reference our Academic Catalog for qualification and restriction information.
If you have any questions, you can contact our Registrar’s Office at 1-800-334-4111 ext. 1265.
Admissions at Campbell
Campbell University Offers 25 undergraduate degree and certificate programs that are 100% online. For more information, go to https://www.campbell.edu/online/ or contact us at online@campbell.edu.
Very few of the degree programs on Main Campus can be completed by taking only night courses. While night courses are available, the night offerings aren’t designed to provide the full range necessary to complete an entire degree program. You may be better served by enrolling at one of our extended campus locations. The programs at our extended campus provide more flexible scheduling. Find out more about the Extended Program locations.
The University’s SAT code is 5100. The ACT code is 3076.
Applying to Campbell
Absolutely. You can click here to apply online or you can use one of the Apply buttons on our website.
There isn’t a deadline. Campbell University uses a “rolling admissions model,” which means the Admissions Office evaluates applications whenever they are completed. Applications are accepted until the start date of the semester for which you are applying. However, Admissions doesn’t recommend waiting that long.
You’ll need to submit official high school and college transcripts, as well as official SAT or ACT test scores. Personal essay and teacher recommendations are not required but will be accepted and reviewed if you choose to submit them.
We can accept faxed transcripts directly from your school.
There is no fee.
You can find out your application status by sending an email to admissions@campbell.edu or by calling the Undergraduate Admissions Office at 1-800-334-4111 ext. 1290.
When your high school transcript and SAT/ACT scores are received, along with your submitted application, your file will be reviewed. Please be aware that it can take one month for your SAT/ACT scores to reach us once you request them from College Board.
You can contact the Undergraduate Admissions Office at 1-800-334-4111 ext. 1290.
Visiting Campus
In order to ensure the safety of our prospective students and their families, we have shifted our in-person admissions experiences online.
Our Undergraduate Admissions Counselors are still excited to talk to students and families one-on-one via video conference over Zoom. You’ll learn more about life at Campbell, get answers to your questions, and we’ll take you on a virtual tour of our beautiful main campus.
When you schedule an appointment online, you’ll be able to book a time that is convenient for you.
We look forward to connecting with you and sharing all the things that make the Campbell community one of a kind.
Schedule a Virtual Private Visit Take a Virtual Tour of Campus
We have a few students who have agreed to host interested students for an overnight visit. You must be a senior in high school to qualify for an overnight visitation. Availability of overnight visitation opportunities is subject to the availability of our student hosts.
Overnight visits are scheduled for Monday-Thursday. No weekend overnight visits are available.
For more information about overnight visits, contact the Admissions Office at admissions@campbell.edu.
Transfer Admissions
Primarily, transfer student requirements are identical to those for non-transfers. However, there are a few things that are different. Visit our Requirements page for more information about admissions requirements at Campbell University.
No, Campbell University doesn’t require transfer applicants to have a minimum number of transferable credits.
That depends on where the credits are coming from. If your credits are from a two-year college, we will only accept a maximum of 64 credit hours.
But if your credits are from a four-year college or university, there is no maximum. You should look at the University’s Academic Catalog for more information about transferring.
Once you have applied, the Admissions Office will send your transcripts to the Registrar’s Office to have a “Transcript Evaluation” performed.
This evaluation will determine which of your credits will transfer as well as the courses they’ll serve to replace here at Campbell.
There are academic scholarships available to transfer students including a limited number of Phi Theta Kappa scholarships. Find out more about our scholarships here.
Transfer students must meet the same requirements as other University students in order to live off-campus.
Paying for College
The University Financial Aid Office works hard to make a Campbell University education affordable. Approximately 88 percent of students at Campbell are receiving some sort of financial assistance.
Last year, the Financial Aid Office awarded an average package of $27,203. Financial aid awards come from a variety of grants, loans, and scholarships. Note that the amount of your award will vary depending on eligibility.
Your personal out-of-pocket expense will vary based on your eligibility for financial aid and scholarships, as well as other factors such as major, your classes for the year, etc.
Your tuition will be the same as an in-state student’s tuition. As a private university, Campbell University does not distinguish between in-state and out-of-state students.
State residency may, however, affect eligibility for certain types of financial aid.
To apply for financial aid, you’ll need to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). You can complete the FAFSA online by clicking here.
Once the Financial Aid Office receives your FAFSA information, they can process your awards.
The University’s FAFSA code is 002913.
First, you must be accepted by the Admissions Office before you can apply for financial aid. If you have questions about your admissions application status, contact the Admissions Office at 1-800-334-4111 ext. 1290.
The earliest one may apply is January 1 of the year you plan to enroll.
Scholarships are available through Campbell University. The types of scholarships awarded by Campbell University are academic merit scholarships, endowed scholarships, and athletic scholarships.
There are work-study opportunities available on campus. The Financial Aid Office will determine whether you are eligible for federal work-study benefits. There are also institutionally-funded opportunities that may be available at the discretion of the particular department.
However, it is your responsibility to seek out a campus employment position. The Financial Aid Office doesn’t place students in work-study positions.