Selma University

Selma University is a private institution located in Selma, Alabama, with historical roots in providing higher education to African American students in the South. Founded in the late nineteenth century and affiliated with the Baptist faith, Selma University has offered undergraduate programs in theology, liberal arts, and general education.

No specific program details or enrollment figures are available in current IPEDS data for this institution. Selma University has historically offered programs in religious education and liberal arts at the undergraduate level. Prospective students should contact the university directly for information on currently active programs, admissions requirements, and accreditation status.

Selma is located in Dallas County in the Black Belt region of central Alabama. The city carries significant historical importance in American civil rights history, and Selma University has been part of the educational and cultural fabric of the community for well over a century.