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Morehouse College

Morehouse College is a private historically black men's liberal arts college in Atlanta, Georgia, founded in 1867. Part of the Atlanta University Center, it emphasizes leadership, brotherhood, and social justice. Students rave about the tight-knit community, rigorous academics, strong alumni network, and vibrant campus life near Spelman and Clark Atlanta.

State

Georgia

Student Population

2,700

Acceptance Rate

60%

GPA Range

3.1-3.4

SAT Range

1020-1140

Common Majors

Business, Psychology, Biology, Computer Science, Political Science

"NSO's eight-day orientation ends with our Morehouse Man ceremony, but midnight curfew kills late AUC parties with Spelman. Homecoming fashion shows and concerts pack the yard. Martin Luther King Chapel fills Sundays, though freshman dorms stay loud. Cross-registration helps, but advising waits lists frustrate juniors."

Team & Tuition

Divison

Division 2

Tuition (no scholarship)

$31,725

Conference

Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

Scholarships Available

Yes. Both athletic and academic.

Avg Men's Scores

76.9

Avg Women's Scores

N/A

Men's Team Notes

Morehouse men’s golf averaged about 77 per player per round, with team totals near 307–308 over four counting scores. The Maroon Tigers posted rounds in the 70s and 80s, captured a top‑five SIAC‑tournament finish, and improved their stroke‑total by more than 100 strokes versus the prior season.

Women's Team Notes

N/A

Coaches

Men's Coach

Edgar Evans Jr.

Women's Coach

N/A

Men's Email

edgar.evansjr@morehouse.edu

Women's Email

N/A

Men's Coach Bio

Edgar Evans Jr., Augusta native and former Southern University player, was appointed Morehouse head golf coach in March 2024. A golf professional with 8+ years experience including Director of Instruction at Atlanta Country Club, he guides Maroon Tigers through SIAC events like Bridgestone Invitational and SAS HBCU Classic toward regional contention.

Women's Coach Bio

N/A

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