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In examining entrance applications and references, admissions personnel first consider the Christian experience, commitment and character of the applicant.
Other considerations such as academic ability, involvement in school, church or community activities, and references are then taken into consideration. |
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 Entrance Requirements
Since the purpose of Indian Bible College/Southwestern School of Missions is to prepare men and women to be leaders in Christian service, it is required that applicants confirm the fact that they have accepted Christ as their personal Savior. It is important that the applicant give indication of a lifestyle that is consistent with Christian principles. To assist in this evaluation the college requires:
Academic Requirements
Applicants to the degree programs (or credit for any Moody course) are required to have a high school diploma or a high school equivalency diploma (GED diploma). It is suggested that students not meeting this requirement complete the GED locally during their first year and take a reduced program at IBC until this requirement is met.
Students for the diploma or any certificate course (on campus or by extension) are exempt from the above requirement, but must maintain the academic standards stated below in Academic Policies.
All entering students are required to take an English placement test to determine the level of the English course in which they will be enrolled or any need for tutoring in English.
International Students; All students from other nations applying for admission must have a valid student visa acquired from the US Immigration and Naturalization Service. Application for this visa is done at the US Embassy or Consulate in their country. Their application to IBC must also be accompanied by a TOFAL test to demonstrate ability to succeed educationally in the English language. They must enroll for a least a minimum of twelve semester hours of instruction, and demonstrate financial ability to meet all school and living
costs for nine months. English as a Second Language courses are available in Flagstaff (no cost at present).
Credit for previous education,
Credit for previous college work may be granted by requesting that official
transcripts be sent from all schools previously attended . Transcripts will be examined by the Registrar and Academic
Dean to determine if they meet the requirements for any IBC courses.
Non-Discriminatory Policy: The College admits students of any race, sex, color. national or ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs and activities as made generally available to students at IBC. However, prospective students should recognize that the philosophy and mission of the College is directed toward
training of leaders for Native American churches.
Academic Policies
Rights
of Access and Privacy Statement
The College recognizes a student's rights of access and privacy. Students may request copies of information kept in their files. Parents who claim students as dependents on their federal income tax may upon proof of their eligibility, request copies of grades and other academic information. Student or applicant information is available only to designated College personnel for official business and is otherwise held in strict confidence.
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