British American University

General Information

Key facts, policies and practical information about British American University.

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At a Glance

University Quick Facts

British American University is a private institution of higher education located in Florida, USA. The University offers undergraduate, postgraduate and professional programs delivered on campus, online and in blended formats.

ItemDetails
InstitutionBritish American University (BAU)
TypePrivate university
LocationFlorida, United States of America
Language of InstructionEnglish
Academic YearSemester system – Fall, Spring and Summer terms
Degree LevelsAssociate, Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctoral and Professional Certificates
Study ModesOn-campus, online and hybrid
IntakesFall (August), Spring (January), Summer (May)
Credit SystemU.S. semester credit hours
Contactinfo@bau.edu
Student Services

Offices & Services

Registrar

Enrolment, transcripts, student records and verification letters.

Bursar & Finance

Tuition payments, invoices, refunds and payment plans.

IT Help Desk

Student email, learning platform access and technical support.

Academic Advising

Course planning, progression and graduation audits.

Academic Standards

Grading System

BAU uses the standard U.S. 4.0 grade point scale.

Letter GradePercentageGrade PointsDescription
A93 – 1004.0Excellent
A-90 – 923.7Excellent
B+87 – 893.3Very Good
B83 – 863.0Good
B-80 – 822.7Good
C+77 – 792.3Satisfactory
C70 – 762.0Satisfactory
D60 – 691.0Poor / Passing
FBelow 600.0Fail
Policies

University Policies

All students are expected to complete their work honestly. Plagiarism, cheating and other forms of academic dishonesty are treated seriously and may lead to disciplinary action.

Regular attendance is expected in all courses. Individual instructors publish attendance requirements in the course syllabus.

The Code of Conduct sets out the standards of behaviour expected of every member of the BAU community, both on campus and online.

BAU protects the privacy of student education records in accordance with the U.S. Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).

BAU does not discriminate on the basis of race, colour, national origin, religion, sex, disability, age or any other protected characteristic in its programs and activities.

Students may raise concerns or appeal academic decisions through the published complaints and appeals procedure. Contact the Office of Student Affairs for guidance.

Downloads

Key Documents

Academic Catalog

Programs, courses and academic regulations.

Student Handbook

Services, policies and campus information.

Academic Calendar

Term dates, deadlines and holidays.

Fee Schedule

Tuition and fees for the current year.