Houston Baptist University has announced the school is changing its name to Houston Christian University, according to a release.
The announcement was made by President Robert B. Sloan during an open forum Wednesday with faculty, staff, past and present trustees, and students.
The renaming is part of a growth campaign to expand HCU’s residential campus to 4,200 students and online campus to 5,800 students. The name change does not affect the University’s accreditation status, tuition or fees, or financial aid application process.
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