FAQs
Q-I'm homeschooled, what do I need to do for the transcript?
A-Yes, make sure it has the classes you took, your grades, a graduation date (not just month and year, but month, date, and year), and make sure it is signed by your parent or whomever was the official on record.
Q-I went to another college, will you take their units?
A-We are able to transfer units in from accredited or approved institutions and sometimes make exceptions for other institutions. The best way to determine if we can transfer in units would be to send official transcripts to the Registrar's office and they can tell you.
Q-Do they have to be official transcripts?
A-We will need official transcripts to formally transfer the units in, but they can give you an idea from unofficial transcripts.
Q-Is there a deadline to apply?
A-No, there is no deadline but the sooner you apply, the sooner we can get you all finished and set up for classes.
Q-Do I have to have two references?
A-Yes, we do need two references for your application and none of those can be from a family member.
Q-Are you accredited?
A-Yes, we are nationally accredited by TRACS (Transnational Association for Christian Colleges and Schools). We are also approved by the BPPE (Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education) and approved by ACSI to offer courses for their certification
Q-Do your units transfer?
A-Each individual institution can determine which units they will accept, regardless of accreditation. All of our units should transfer to any Christian or private college, though some may only accept regionally accredited units. Some state colleges, depending on if they accept national accreditation may accept our units. If you are planning on transferring to another school after attending here, we suggest you first speak to them to see if they accept national accreditation.
Q- I can't move to Redding or make on campus classes. Do you offer online classes?
A-Yes, all of our programs are offered online, although not necessarily on the same schedule.
Q-What is the cost of a typical year
A- If you take 15 units a semester, the tuition cost is $6375 per semester, $12,750 a year. Fees online 1111F are around $350 a semester, or $700 a year. On campus fees are around $480 a semester, or $960 a year.
Q-How much are my books a semester?
A-Books can range from around $30-$150 per class, depending on how many they require. A lot of books can be found in libraries.
Q-Do you have a bookstore?
A-We currently do not have a bookstore. You can order books online through retailers such as Amazon or look at your local bookseller. We can not order books for you.
Q-Do I have to pay everything up front?
A-It is best if you can pay your bill at the start of the semester, but if you need to make payments over the course of the semester, you can do so and an Extended Payment Plan fee of $100 will be added to your bill.
Q-Do I need to have my bill paid in full before I register for another semester?
A-You should pay each semester in full, but if you are making payments and your bill is under $1000, you will be allowed to register for the next semester.
Q-Do you do student loans?
A-Yes. We encourage students to pay their bill but understand there are times you need to take out a student loan: You will need to fill out a FAFSA first to determine if you can receive any financial aid first before requesting a loan.
Q-How many semesters do you have?
A-There are three yearly semesters, fall, spring, and summer. Each semester is 15 weeks long. Generally, the fall semester begins the week of Labor Day, spring semester begins around the second week of January, and the summer semester begins around the second week of May.
A-Yes, make sure it has the classes you took, your grades, a graduation date (not just month and year, but month, date, and year), and make sure it is signed by your parent or whomever was the official on record.
Q-I went to another college, will you take their units?
A-We are able to transfer units in from accredited or approved institutions and sometimes make exceptions for other institutions. The best way to determine if we can transfer in units would be to send official transcripts to the Registrar's office and they can tell you.
Q-Do they have to be official transcripts?
A-We will need official transcripts to formally transfer the units in, but they can give you an idea from unofficial transcripts.
Q-Is there a deadline to apply?
A-No, there is no deadline but the sooner you apply, the sooner we can get you all finished and set up for classes.
Q-Do I have to have two references?
A-Yes, we do need two references for your application and none of those can be from a family member.
Q-Are you accredited?
A-Yes, we are nationally accredited by TRACS (Transnational Association for Christian Colleges and Schools). We are also approved by the BPPE (Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education) and approved by ACSI to offer courses for their certification
Q-Do your units transfer?
A-Each individual institution can determine which units they will accept, regardless of accreditation. All of our units should transfer to any Christian or private college, though some may only accept regionally accredited units. Some state colleges, depending on if they accept national accreditation may accept our units. If you are planning on transferring to another school after attending here, we suggest you first speak to them to see if they accept national accreditation.
Q- I can't move to Redding or make on campus classes. Do you offer online classes?
A-Yes, all of our programs are offered online, although not necessarily on the same schedule.
Q-What is the cost of a typical year
A- If you take 15 units a semester, the tuition cost is $6375 per semester, $12,750 a year. Fees online 1111F are around $350 a semester, or $700 a year. On campus fees are around $480 a semester, or $960 a year.
Q-How much are my books a semester?
A-Books can range from around $30-$150 per class, depending on how many they require. A lot of books can be found in libraries.
Q-Do you have a bookstore?
A-We currently do not have a bookstore. You can order books online through retailers such as Amazon or look at your local bookseller. We can not order books for you.
Q-Do I have to pay everything up front?
A-It is best if you can pay your bill at the start of the semester, but if you need to make payments over the course of the semester, you can do so and an Extended Payment Plan fee of $100 will be added to your bill.
Q-Do I need to have my bill paid in full before I register for another semester?
A-You should pay each semester in full, but if you are making payments and your bill is under $1000, you will be allowed to register for the next semester.
Q-Do you do student loans?
A-Yes. We encourage students to pay their bill but understand there are times you need to take out a student loan: You will need to fill out a FAFSA first to determine if you can receive any financial aid first before requesting a loan.
Q-How many semesters do you have?
A-There are three yearly semesters, fall, spring, and summer. Each semester is 15 weeks long. Generally, the fall semester begins the week of Labor Day, spring semester begins around the second week of January, and the summer semester begins around the second week of May.
