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Everything you need to know about advancing your studies ....can be found right here!

Q & A

• When may I begin on my degree program?
Possibly today! You can e-mail us at our website:  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  or call 337-436-8300. We will contact you within hours of receiving your message. 

• How long does it take to complete a degree?
This depends entirely on you. The Distance Learning program at LCBC is the epitome of flexibility, allowing you to design any schedule that is convenient for you. There is no official deadline in which you must be finished with your course work. You can study whenever and wherever you want and take as long as you want to complete your lessons. 

• Will accelerated seminars enable me to graduate faster?
Yes. One seminar class can take the place of one course (one book).  

• What kinds of students attend LCBC?
We have a diverse group of students that come from various backgrounds and different walks of life. We have students who enroll in our degree seeking programs as well as students who want personal satisfaction through our certification of completion programs. 

• Do I have to attend graduation?
No. LCBC can send your degree to you via UPS or US mail. 

• Does LCBC have real professors?
LCBC has professors who have demonstrated their commitment to Christ. Through their various ministries many of them have achieved academic excellence by obtaining advanced degrees in various disciplines.

About Accreditation 

In the United States, accreditation is used to ensure the quality of educational institutions and programs. It should be noted that accreditation is a voluntary, non-governmental process of evaluation. The accreditation process requires an education program to meet certain defined standards of criteria from the accrediting body. These standards vary from state to state and from region to region. These standards change with each individual institution because of the freedom of choice which means that there are no two universities that have the exact same structure, philosophies, teaching modalities or evaluations. Further, we being non-traditional in nature, our programs are not designed to meet any particular requirements established by any private association or traditional licensing or accrediting organization. We have our accreditation through AAATI (American Accreditation Association Theological Institute).    

Will my degree be accepted by employers and educational institutions?

Although our graduates do quite well in the job market, we at LCBC make no promises or guarantees of employment or acceptability of transfer credits to any public or private education institution. If you are seeking a degree at LCBC for special licensing, employment or additional educational purposes, we advise you to check with the association, governmental agency, employer, or specific educational institution to determine the acceptability.  No school has to accept credit from any other school.   

How do I obtain a transcript?

At the completion of a semester or at the completion of your program, you can request a transcript for a fee of $5.