ADMISSIONS

READ THE FULL ADMISSIONS POLICY REQUIREMENTS HERE

Students who would like to enroll must:

1) Have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ;
2) Have graduated from high school, a homeschool program, or successfully completed a GED;
3) Homeschooled students must demonstrate successful completion of homeschooling at the secondary level as defined by state law in which the high school credential is earned.
4) International students must self-certify as to successful completion of the equivalent of grade 12 in a U.S. secondary school and provide evidence of successful completion of a program considered to be equivalent to an accredited high school diploma or GED certificate.
5) High school students may, with the permission of the appropriate high school official, concurrently enroll in high school and college courses. A maximum of thirty (30) credit hours will be allowed. College students may concurrently enroll in courses at WCBCS, as well.
6) Possess a Bachelor's degree from an appropriately accredited college to enter the Master program and an appropriately accredited college Master degree (with a minimum 60 graduate hours) to enter the Doctoral program;
7) Be proficient in the English language; and
8) Send copies of the official transcripts from all of the schools you have attended to the WCBCS address.

Official transcripts are sent directly from the previous schools to WCBCS. Electronic copies will be accepted if sent directly from the school or a processing service. If a student is sending a transcript from another college, it is not necessary to request a high school transcript to be sent.

Students may complete one course before their official transcript is on file. Official acceptance or denial from WCBCS will come via the students' email.

TRANSFER STUDENT POLICY AND DISCLOSURE (view FULL .pdf policy)

WCBCS does accept transfer students, transferring in a maximum of 90 hours (Bachelor), 15 hours (Master), or 6 hours (Doctoral) from regionally and nationally accredited institutions, as well as non-accredited on a case-by-case basis.

Students transferring in hours will receive an assessment completed to determine which classes must be taken for graduation and therefore must have an official copy of a transcript from your previous school(s).  Students may not complete more than one class before their official transcript is on file.  Also, no transcript will be assessed until a student has applied to WCBCS.

IMPORTANT: Any transfer credits from WCBCS will be determined by the receiving institution.