frequently asked questions

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Q: When does enrollment end?
A: Enrollment for the Fall Semester ends on July 29th.

Q: When does class start?
A: Fall classes begin on August 5th.

Q: How long is each course and how much time will it take? 
A: Each course is 8 weeks in length. Courses are 100% online for the College of Biblical Studies, and all coursework can be done any time of day at the student’s convenience within the assigned week. The coursework consists of assigned reading, video teachings, online (written) discussions with peers, written essays, and quizzes. While each individual’s pace varies, most students are able to complete the required coursework in 3-8 hours per week. For more detailed information about what to expect in a typical class, click here:  What to Expect

The School of Supernatural Ministry offers in-person classes Monday & Thursday, that are on the same class schedule and grading system. 

Q: How many courses are in one academic year? 
A: We offer five terms in each academic year: Fall A, Fall B, Winter, Spring A, and Spring B.  

Q: What is the cost of tuition and what are my payment options?
A: Each degree-seeking course is $60 per credit hour. Students enrolled in a non-degree seeking program pay just $30 per credit hour. Each course must be paid in full prior to the first day of the term.

Q: Are my books included in my tuition? 
A: No, the cost of books is not included. Textbooks range between $10 and $30 on average and can be purchased from Amazon or any other vendor. Hard copy books and Kindle versions (ebooks) are available for most required texts.

Q: Do you accept federal student loans, grants, GI Bills, or other loans? 
A: No. We believe that everyone should be able to afford a quality Christian education without incurring debt. To keep tuition affordable, we are a self-pay, non-profit, non-government funded college, therefore we are unable to accept any form of payment other than debit/credit card. 

Q: Will my credits transfer in from another college? 
A: Students with courses from non-religious institutions, incoming credit hours will be considered at a ratio of 0.5 hours for every hour earned. For courses from religious institutions, credits will be evaluated on a 1:1 basis.

Q: Will my TCC credits transfer to another college if I leave? 
A: Recognition of credits and degrees awarded by TCC by other institutions, including other colleges and employers, is at the sole discretion of those respective institutions.     

Q: Do you have to be a member of The Crossing Church to enroll in classes? 
A: Students are not required to be members of The Crossing Church, but are encouraged to read through the college’s belief statements, as they are in line with those of The Crossing Church. We accept students from all over the world; students who are not local should keep in mind all due dates and times are based on Eastern Standard Time.