Frequently Asked Questions
Can I live on campus?
No, our campus does not currently providing any housing opportunities for students.
Do I need to fill out a FASFA to attend Brookes Bible College?
No. Filling out a FAFSA is not necessary to be a student here.
Do you accept Title 4 funding or any government student loans?
No. We do not accept either.
Are certain ACT/SAT scores required for admission?
No. You must only have a high school diploma or a GED equivalent in order to receive an Associate’s degree here. Keep in mind that when you transfer to a four-year institution that your scores will be required.
Am I able to go to school here even if I’m not a high school graduate?
Yes. You may attend classes without a high school diploma. However, if you want to obtain college credit for your classes and/or an Associates Degree, you will need to obtain your high school diploma or GED before your credits will be official.
Do you have a Student Government Association?
Yes. Brookes Bible College has an active Student Government Association.
I live overseas. Will I still be able to attend Brookes Bible College, even though there is no residential housing on campus?
At Brookes Bible College, we welcome international students; however, we have not been approved to directly process documents necessary for the student visa. Therefore, only international students who have been granted a student visa as part of their enrollment at another local institution have the opportunity to participate in courses. While we currently don’t have campus housing, St. Louis boasts many wonderful host homes programs.
Where can I park on campus?
All students and visitors to Brookes Bible College may park for free in the main campus parking lot, located immediately behind the BBC building when accessed from St. Charles Rock Rd.
Does BBC offer any special discounts?
Yes. Brookes Bible College has four basic discounts. Visit the Financial Aid page or call (314) 773-0083 for more information.
Do I need to be a certain denomination to be a student?
No. BBC is interdenominational, and open to students of any denomination. Click HERE to view the BBC Statement of Faith.
Do you accept credit cards?
Yes.
Do you offer a payment plan?
Yes.
What type of degree can I earn here?
You can earn an Associate’s degree from Brookes Bible College. Each program requires 64 credit hours to complete. BBC currently offers two Associate level degrees: Biblical & Ministerial Studies or Biblical Counseling & Practical Theology.
Are you a fully-accredited college?
Brookes Bible College is accredited by the Association of Biblical Higher Education (ABHE) which is recognized by the Department of Education.
Do you offer day and night classes?
Yes. We have a very flexible schedule here at Brookes Bible College. Call (314) 773-0083 to find out more information.
Do you offer online courses?
At present, Brookes Bible College only offers online courses as needed to overcome scheduling conflicts for students nearing graduation.
Do you offer campus tours?
Yes. Please call (314) 773-0083 to schedule an appointment.
Is there orientation for Fall semester?
Yes. Please call us for more information on dates and times (314) 773-0083.
When is the registration deadline?
The deadline depends on which semester you’re taking your classes in. Please call (314) 773-0083 for more information.
Does BBC have any sports programs?
No. We don’t provide any sports programs at Brookes Bible College.
Do you have a cafeteria on campus?
No. However, we do offer prepackaged snacks and drinks for sale in the student union area, and proceeds help fund student activity programs. In additions, there are quite a few restaurants within walking and driving distance along St. Charles Rock Rd. Please call the office at (314) 773-0083 or stop by the front desk for recommendations.
Is there Wi-Fi on your campus?
Yes. Our campus is equipped with secure Wi-Fi. Stop by the front desk to ask our Administrative Assistant about connecting your device.
Will I have access to a computer on your campus?
Yes. We have a computer lab in our library available to students on campus.
No, our campus does not currently providing any housing opportunities for students.
Do I need to fill out a FASFA to attend Brookes Bible College?
No. Filling out a FAFSA is not necessary to be a student here.
Do you accept Title 4 funding or any government student loans?
No. We do not accept either.
Are certain ACT/SAT scores required for admission?
No. You must only have a high school diploma or a GED equivalent in order to receive an Associate’s degree here. Keep in mind that when you transfer to a four-year institution that your scores will be required.
Am I able to go to school here even if I’m not a high school graduate?
Yes. You may attend classes without a high school diploma. However, if you want to obtain college credit for your classes and/or an Associates Degree, you will need to obtain your high school diploma or GED before your credits will be official.
Do you have a Student Government Association?
Yes. Brookes Bible College has an active Student Government Association.
I live overseas. Will I still be able to attend Brookes Bible College, even though there is no residential housing on campus?
At Brookes Bible College, we welcome international students; however, we have not been approved to directly process documents necessary for the student visa. Therefore, only international students who have been granted a student visa as part of their enrollment at another local institution have the opportunity to participate in courses. While we currently don’t have campus housing, St. Louis boasts many wonderful host homes programs.
Where can I park on campus?
All students and visitors to Brookes Bible College may park for free in the main campus parking lot, located immediately behind the BBC building when accessed from St. Charles Rock Rd.
Does BBC offer any special discounts?
Yes. Brookes Bible College has four basic discounts. Visit the Financial Aid page or call (314) 773-0083 for more information.
Do I need to be a certain denomination to be a student?
No. BBC is interdenominational, and open to students of any denomination. Click HERE to view the BBC Statement of Faith.
Do you accept credit cards?
Yes.
Do you offer a payment plan?
Yes.
What type of degree can I earn here?
You can earn an Associate’s degree from Brookes Bible College. Each program requires 64 credit hours to complete. BBC currently offers two Associate level degrees: Biblical & Ministerial Studies or Biblical Counseling & Practical Theology.
Are you a fully-accredited college?
Brookes Bible College is accredited by the Association of Biblical Higher Education (ABHE) which is recognized by the Department of Education.
Do you offer day and night classes?
Yes. We have a very flexible schedule here at Brookes Bible College. Call (314) 773-0083 to find out more information.
Do you offer online courses?
At present, Brookes Bible College only offers online courses as needed to overcome scheduling conflicts for students nearing graduation.
Do you offer campus tours?
Yes. Please call (314) 773-0083 to schedule an appointment.
Is there orientation for Fall semester?
Yes. Please call us for more information on dates and times (314) 773-0083.
When is the registration deadline?
The deadline depends on which semester you’re taking your classes in. Please call (314) 773-0083 for more information.
Does BBC have any sports programs?
No. We don’t provide any sports programs at Brookes Bible College.
Do you have a cafeteria on campus?
No. However, we do offer prepackaged snacks and drinks for sale in the student union area, and proceeds help fund student activity programs. In additions, there are quite a few restaurants within walking and driving distance along St. Charles Rock Rd. Please call the office at (314) 773-0083 or stop by the front desk for recommendations.
Is there Wi-Fi on your campus?
Yes. Our campus is equipped with secure Wi-Fi. Stop by the front desk to ask our Administrative Assistant about connecting your device.
Will I have access to a computer on your campus?
Yes. We have a computer lab in our library available to students on campus.
