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ACCOMMODATIONS

Word of Life Bible Institute will work in conjunction with the appropriate local governmental agencies to ensure that public and residential buildings are in alignment with codes to meet the needs of the disabled. The Dean of Students will work to ensure that special accommodation needs are met for each individual.

Requests for accommodations (special arrangements) or auxiliary aids for students with disabilities should be addressed to the Dean of Students, who will work with the student to assess the need and facilitate the appropriate resource.

New York Campus Dean of Students: Drew Burtis (Ext. 1540)

Florida Campus Dean of Students: Dan Fahning (Ext. 5068)

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

Word of Life Bible Institute is authorized under Federal Law to enroll non-immigrant alien students.

NEW YORK STATE RECOGNITION

The New York State Education Department approves the Word of Life Bible Institute for operation in New York State and the training of veterans.

PROGRAM

Word of Life Bible Institute is a two-year, non-degree granting institution whose high academic standards are recognized by most Christian colleges. The emphasis of the Freshman Year is Biblical Foundation, and it is offered at several locations around the world. The emphasis of the Sophomore Year is Ministry Foundation, and it is offered at the campus located in Pottersville, New York. Students who complete the freshman year receive a Bible Certificate. A diploma is awarded for the successful completion of both years of the program. Each year is comprised of two academic semesters followed by a Ministry Practicum.

PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES

Word of Life Bible Institute maintains the following learning outcomes and anticipates students completing the program will:

  1. Understand the context, content, and contribution of every book of the Bible.
  2. Understand the basic doctrines and history of Christianity.
  3. Understand the historical, grammatical, and literal hermeneutical approach and its application to Scriptures.
  4. Understand how to take biblical and theological knowledge and apply it to life and ministry in any given context.
  5. Understand and implement effective research and writing techniques.
  6. Think critically from a Christian worldview about their studies, life, and ministry.
  7. Develop and incorporate spiritual disciplines into daily life with the goal of long-term spiritual progress.
  8. Study and apply biblical principles of leadership within various contexts.
  9. Learn and apply principles of discipleship within various contexts.
  10. Understand principles and techniques of ministry.
  11. Incorporate various principles and techniques into real-world ministry opportunities