Amridge University

Amridge University is a private Christian institution located in Montgomery, Alabama's state capital. Founded in 1967 as Alabama Christian School of Religion, the university primarily focuses on distance education while maintaining its physical campus in eastern Montgomery. The institution specializes in biblical studies, theology, business administration, and human services, offering both undergraduate and graduate programs. Amridge emphasizes ministerial training and counseling education, with dedicated programs for ministry preparation and pastoral studies. The university operates primarily as a distance learning institution, with most students completing their coursework through online platforms rather than traditional on-campus attendance.

Amridge University is designated as a Predominantly Black Institution (PBI) and receives federal grants supporting the school's efforts to serve low and middle-income Black Americans.