Navigating the Blackburn Student Portal: A Comprehensive Guide
Blackburn College welcomes its students into an intentional and inclusive community of thoughtful leaders, curious learners, creative problem solvers, and responsible citizens. As you embark on your academic journey, understanding the resources available to you is essential. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of key aspects of student life at Blackburn, with a focus on utilizing the student portal and other important information.
The "B" Book: Your Guide to Community Standards
The Blackburn College Student Handbook, traditionally known as the “B” Book, outlines the standards established for the Blackburn student community. It contains helpful information about campus life. Each student is responsible for understanding and applying these standards to avoid conflicts with the rights of others. Blackburn encourages all members of the campus community to exercise their right to vote.
The information and policies within the handbook are for informational purposes and are not a contract. Blackburn College reserves the right to change information or conditions without notice.
Officially Becoming a Blackburn Student
Congratulations on your acceptance to Blackburn College! To officially become a student, you must confirm your enrollment.
Accepting Your Admission Offer
- Pay the New Student Deposit: Secure your place for the upcoming semester by paying the $150 new student deposit. This deposit will be applied to your tuition and fees. The deposit is refundable to new students enrolling in the fall semester upon written request by May 1st. Students enrolling in the spring semester must request a refund in writing prior to December 1st. Requests for tuition deposit refunds received after the refund date will not be considered.
Financial Aid and the FAFSA
Applying for financial assistance, beyond merit-based scholarships, begins with filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
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The Work Program
All Blackburn students living on campus participate in Blackburn’s nationally-recognized Work Program, and many commuting students join as well.
Housing Information
Will you live on campus in one of our six residence halls?
- Housing Application: If so, complete the Housing Application.
- Residency Exemption Form: If you intend to commute to campus, complete the Residency Exemption Form.
Required Immunization Records
Submit your required immunization records. The Office of Student Life can easily provide them for you in the future.
Getting Involved: Orientation and Admitted Student Days
Blackburn offers opportunities to get to know the campus community.
- Special admitted student day is hosted each spring.
- New student orientation opportunities are available throughout the summer.
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