Application & Enrollment
Enroll in Our Programs
Diploma
a student who has obtained a high school diploma or G.E.D. equivalent and is now working on a one-year program (this is core to the undergraduate program).
Associate
a student who has completed 30 credits in the diploma program or another accredited institution and is now working on a two-year program.
Advanced Diploma
a student who has completed the associate program or holds 60 college credits and is now looking to enhance knowledge with an advanced diploma.
Undergraduate
a student who has obtained a high school diploma or G.E.D. equivalent and is now pursuing a bachelor's degree.
Graduate
a graduate who has completed a bachelor's degree and is now working towards a master's degree.
Post-Graduate
a student who has completed both a bachelor’s and master’s degree, now aspiring to further my education by obtaining a Doctoral degree.
STUDENT TYPE
Transfer
a student holding college credits from an accredited university or college, maintaining a "C" grade average of above and is now seeking to pursue an associate's or bachelor’s degree.
Getting Started
Are you ready to join Faith Theological Seminary and Christian College?
Whether you’re transferring, studying online or at one of our affiliates, or applying to a graduate program, start your journey by clicking the button on the side: Student Application.
Complete the Student Application, and if applicable, "Transcript Request" and "Life Experience Form" to initiate enrollment process.
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Please note that there is a $35 non-refundable application fee. If you are planning to complete "Life Experience Form," it must be submitted with application, along with it's form fee of $25.
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What to Expect After Submission
You've submitted your application and accompanying forms, now what?
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Once your application is received and accepted, you will receive an email with the link to make your payment for program courses through PayPal.
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When your payment is received, you will be sent a Student Login ID and password to start classes, as well as a list of courses that you are required to take. We will also ship your books at the same time.
TUITION & FEES
Application ( one-time non-refundable): $35
Placement Test ( if applicable): $25
Evaluation (Multiple transcripts and life
experience): $35
TUITION FEES ( per semester hour):
Undergraduate: $44
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Graduate (Master): $52
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Post-graduate (Doctoral): $72
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Book Fees: TBD based on programs
ADMINISTRATION FEES ( based on each program):
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Undergraduate (each year): $200
Graduate (varies): $235 to $720
Post-Graduate (varies): $235 to $585
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Enrollment Fee (first-time enrollment): $215
Matriculation/Transfer Fee (per credit hour:
includes life experience credits): $10
Transcript (per copy): $10
Replacement (diplomas/certificates/degrees): $35
Pricing is subject to change. Written notification will be given to students and faculty of these changes. Any changes will be effective at the start of the fiscal year, July 1st of each year.
WANT TO LEARN MORE?
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a typical class schedule? Classes are held on Tuesday evenings from 7 - 10pm. We ask students to arrive by 6:45pm for praise, prayer, and announcements in the Family Life Center.
Can the courses be taken through distance learning? All courses in the catalog are offered through distance learning (done by study on your own, in your home, at your own pace). They are available at the same cost as the residential with exceptions of some postage and/or flash drive components.
How long is a course? Each 3-credit hour course on the undergraduate level lasts four (4) weeks; 6-credit hour courses are eight weeks in length; a 3-credit hour graduate course lasts six (6) weeks.
What if I need a course not on the schedule? a. If you are advised that your specific program requires additional courses not on the regular schedule, you will need to arrange a course scheduling appointment with the dean to determine your alternatives. b. If you decide that you are not taking a course or if you register for a class and do not attend, it is your responsibility to notify the college office prior to the first session of the course to be taken, otherwise you will be responsible for the book fees.
Is there a dress code or student conduct policy? As Christians, it is our responsibility to reflect the image of Christ in all we do and the conduct of all students should be consistent with this same principle. Modesty, femininity, and good taste are the guiding principles of women’s dress at Faith theological seminary & Christian College, which should be well groomed, clean and neat. Both men and women should avoid wearing shorts and tank tops. Foot covering is required, no bare feet.
Is there a policy about tardiness and attendance? Since a normal 3-credit hour residential course has four three-hour sessions one day a week or twelve contact hours. Notification to the college office or instructor needs to be done within 72 hours of an absence to avoid a deduction in a final grade. Three tardies become one unexcused absence. Special note:Based on established policies, it is the student’s responsibility to notify the college office within 72 hours of an absence. This policy will be strictly enforced, and additional point deductions will be taken from your final grade for failure to comply. Likewise, audiotapes will not be automatically available for unexcused absentees (those that have not notified the main campus office).
Ready to Apply?
Take the next step in your faith journey and start your application by clicking the button below.
