There is time for fellowship with faculty and other ECP students, for use of the library, and for chapel attendance. After returning home from campus, students complete a final paper or project linking course work with the student's home ministry base. If available, housing for students attending the on-campus session will be provided on campus. If housing is not available on campus, arrangements will be made at a nearby hotel. Students who complete courses in the ECP receive graduate credit.
Most courses earn one credit.
Courses taken under the ECP format may not be audited. ECP students apply and are admitted in the same fashion as other M.A.C.E. students. To insure completion of the admissions process in time to start the ECP program, the deadlines below must be observed. An enrollment form listing current course offerings and class schedules for the on-campus session will be sent to students upon acceptance into the M.A.C.E. program.