CSU, Snook Sign Learning Partnership

Columbia Southern University (CSU) of Orange Beach and Foley-based Snook Christian Academy have signed articulation agreements that establish transfer credit pathways for Snook students, alumni and staff to pursue a degree at CSU. Snook and CSU also established a “Learning Partnership,” giving any Snook applicant 10% off their tuition and eligibility to apply for the Learning Partner Scholarship, which will be awarded multiple times throughout the year. “This partnership opens doors for local high school students who may not have considered a Baldwin County college,” said CSU President Ken Styron. “These efforts offer a great investment that students and the Snook staff can pursue in their own backyard.” 

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