What About Transfer Of Credit?

Students transferring from recognized theological seminaries will be given advanced standing to the extent that their credits approximate the curriculum of E4N Bible College. Since E4N Bible College deems its courses essential for graduation, it will seldom be possible to extend credit for subjects bearing minor similarity to those listed in the prescribed curriculum. No courses accepted as credit toward college degrees will be used as credit toward a graduate degree. Courses graded less than "C" will not be transferred. In addition all evaluations for transferred credit is to be handled through Advantage College. A copy of previous transcripts will be requested by Advantage College. Upon completion of each evaluation, Advantage College will notify E4N Bible College of the number of credits accepted for each student. E4N Bible College will in turn notify the student. This information will be added to the student's transcript at the time of the evaluation. There are various fees for this evaluation.

What About Transferring Credits To Another Institution?

Other colleges and universities have accepted students for transfer into their student body. However, while credits earned while enrolled in Advantage College Extension Schools are recognized by most colleges that offer Bible Courses within their curriculum, it is impossible to predict with any degree of accuracy how many credits would be deemed transferable by colleges and universities across the board. Every institution of higher learning has its own rules and limitations when it comes to transferring credits from other educational institutions. It is therefore suggested that if a student foresees a future need to transfer credit that they contact the school where they plan to later enroll. A little advance planning on the students part may save additional work and expense later. It is hoped that students will complete their entire 4-year program with E4N Bible College. We have relationships (through our relation with Advantage College) with Southwestern Christian University for our Masters program and with Oral Roberts University for our Doctoral Program.