Our commitment to academic excellence and expanding access to education aligns with the rich legacy of Morris Brown College (MBC) as an HBCU dedicated to empowering students from all walks of life. We are proud to offer an enhanced online learning experience that honors our history while embracing innovation to support the success of current and future students.
Morris Brown College uses D2L Brightspace as its official Learning Management System to support teaching, learning, and academic operations. Brightspace provides students, faculty, and staff with centralized access to course materials, assignments, grades, and course communications. Faculty and staff can access guidance on course management, instructional tools, and available technical support, including the use of approved third-party integrations. Students can view their current and upcoming term courses and access academic resources designed to support their success throughout the semester.
Success in an online classroom takes commitment, strong communication, and the courage to stay focused when life gets busy. Remember, you’re not alone—your professors, advisors, and support services are here to help you thrive every step of the way.
Stay engaged, stay organized, and reach out when you need help. Let’s make your comeback story a success—log in, lean in, and let’s grow together!
Start strong. Stay connected. Succeed at Morris Brown College!
Online Student Complaints and Appeals
As required by Federal regulations, Morris Brown College (MBC) provides students with contact information for filing complaints with the appropriate agency in the state where the student resides.
For grievances involving any aspect of your online educational experience, begin by following the MBC Student Grievance Procedures documented in the MBC Student Catalog. This process recommends that you first try to reach a resolution with your instructor or other party involved in the issue before taking the issue to the Department Chair, and, finally, the Provost’s Office.
If the MBC Student Grievance Procedures resolution is not satisfactory, a student may then appeal to the Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools (TRACS) OR the Georgia State Authorization Portal (GA-SARA).