Every full-time student. Every dollar of tuition. Many talented young students enter Bible college with dreams of starting new churches or serving in distant mission fields. Unfortunately, the heavy burdens of student debt can crush those dreams forever. For others, training for the ministry at an accredited private Bible college is simply financially impossible.
Students can pay for room and board simply by working at minimum wage during summers and breaks.
Students will be required to work a minimum number of hours in a church or ministry every week while in school. Service will be required for enrollment and graded for quality. More students in the dorms mean more room and board revenue. Also, reduced student recruiting costs helps replace tuition dollars. A few committed individuals and leading churches have already pledged an additional quarter of a million dollars to provide for transitional costs while the college gradually fills the dorms and reduces admissions expenditures.