Students may take one or two classes in a semester as a non-degree seeking student. Should you decide to take 3 or more classes at Montana Bible College or pursue a one-year certificate or a BA degree, you must complete the “Application for Admission” process. Please note that all students taking 6 or more credits in any semester pay a $530 student services fee for the benefits of Internet services, Library access, ID and Access Badge, campus meals associated with chapels, banquets, etc.

MBC gives priority to degree-seeking and for-credit students, meaning that personal enrichment and auditing are on a space-available basis. Generally, courses have room for a few extra students, but MBC reserves the right to cap its courses if needed.

Taking courses for credit requires that you do all the assigned work and receive a grade for the course. A student auditing a course is considered a regular participant in the class, except that there is no requirement to turn in written assignments or take examinations. At the end of the semester, an “AU” is entered on the student’s transcript. Montana Bible College encourages students to take courses for full credit. This provides you with more accountability and incentive to get the most out of the course. In addition, you will not have to repeat the course should you later decide to pursue a degree. But auditing may be right for you if you know you just want the personal enrichment and are motivated to learn.

MBC is an independent, interdenominational Bible college. This means that there is no denomination over our college. You may simply evaluate us for who we are. We work well with churches across denominations who are Bible-believing, gospel-preaching, God-glorifying expressions of the Body of Christ. We remain consistent to who we are in our orthodox and evangelical beliefs and convictions. See our Statement of Faith and Community Covenant for additional detail.