to 365. In 1912, the school was renamed to Brewton–Parker Institute; it was accredited in 1918 by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
Brewton–Parker Institute became a junior college after college freshmen and sophomore classes were added in 1923 and 1927. Elementary classes were removed in 1929. In 1948, high school classes were also removed. The school was renamed Brewton–Parker Junior College and transferred to the governance of the Georgia Baptist Convention. By the early 1980s, public two-year community colleges had been established throughout the state. At the same time, there was a greater demand for graduates of four-year colleges. In mind of these changes, the school evolved on December 9, 1986, into a four-year institution, Brewton–Parker College. In June 2025, Brewton–Parker College was granted university status and changed its name to Brewton–Parker Christian University.
=== Financial aid fraud ===
Scandal hit the college in the late 1990s over fraud in the college's financial aid …
