Berea College (Berea, KY)

Berea College is a full-speculation, work-study, human sciences school arranged in the commonplace town of Berea, Kentucky, south of Lexington. Set up in 1855, the school was the first school in the South to be coeducational and racially fused. 

Berea is known for its nonappearance of instructive expense costs. Each understudy's four-year guideline is secured by a full-ride stipend, at present worth over $100,000. Confirmation is just permitted to understudies who need cash related aide. The need is developed using the same parameters used by FAFSA. Understudies gain their keep by working no less than 10 hours for consistently. They are paid anyplace in the scope of $4.10–$6.55 consistently for their time, dependent upon the inconvenience level of their occupation. It is one of only eight schools in the U.S. with a directed work-study program. 

Assertion from outside countries is limited to one understudy for each country, except for countries starting now under wretchedness, for instance, those experiencing war or consistent fiasco. Fifty percent of understudies think abroad in the midst of their time at Berea. 

The school is similarly known for its distinctive understudy body. One in every three understudies identifies with a racial minority. U.S. News and World Report named it the #1 comprehensive school in the South. Washington Monthly positions it as the #3 human sciences school in the country. 

Berea College is approve by the Southern Association of Colleges and School
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