Notable Alumni
- Earle S. Banks, Mississippi state representative
- Ross Barnett, Mississippi Governor (1960–1964)
- Charles Hillman Brough, governor of Arkansas (1917-1921); also Mississippi College faculty member
- Albert Gallatin Brown, Mississippi Governor (1844–1848)
- William Leon Clark, Deputy Chief of Chaplains of the U.S. Air Force
- Harry Craft, MLB player and manager
- Ted DiBiase Jr., Professional Wrestler currently in WWE
- Bernard Ebbers, former WorldCom CEO
- Jenna Edwards, Miss Florida (America) 2004-2005, Miss Florida (USA) 2006-2007
- Major Everett, former NFL player for Philadelphia Eagles, Cleveland Browns and Atlanta Falcons
- Barry Hannah, Author
- Scott Leehy, state district judge in Monroe, Louisiana
- Andrew H. Longino, Mississippi Governor (1900–1904)
- Fred McAfee, of the NFL's New Orleans Saints
- Larry Myricks, 1988 Olympic bronze-medalist in the long jump.
- Michael Passons, Gospel Music Artist
- Dayn Perry, sportswriter and author
- Odell Pollard, Arkansas attorney and politician
- Karen Ray, Executive Director of the Republican Party of Arkansas
- Amy Tuck, former Mississippi Lieutenant Governor
- Prentiss Walker, first Republican to represent Mississippi in the U. S. House of Representative since Reconstruction, attended Mississippi College in 1936.
- Henry L. Whitfield, governor of Mississippi from 1924 to 1927
- Jalin Wood, Miss Mississippi (America) 2004-2005, Miss Mississippi (USA) 2006-2007
- Daniel Jones (chancellor), Current Chancellor of the University of Mississippi, former Dean of the University of Mississippi Medical Center School of Medicine
- Jerry Rankin, President, Southern Baptist Convention International Mission Board, 1993-2010
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