Students who are auditing a class for personal enrichment must submit a completed application form, the application fee (for the first class audited), and pay the course audit fee.

Students not wishing to enroll in a program of study for the purpose of earning a degree but who wish to earn credit for the course(s) may enroll in individual classes of their choice upon submission of application materials to the Admissions Office and payment of required fees.

Please carefully read our Admission of Home Schooled Students that spells out requirements for admission.

 *This is found in the Academic catalog

Heritage Bible College allows for the acceptance of public, private or home high school students to take courses at the college level, with the following provisions:

1. Applicant must be at least 16 years old and be in his or her junior or senior year of high  school.

2. Applicant must complete the above application and will be provided a Dual Enrollment Form, which requires the appropriate parental consent and approval by the Principal of the high school or home school in which the applicant is enrolled.

3. In the case of a home-schooled student, a copy of official recognition of the home school by the state of residence will be required.

4. Applicant must meet all other requirements for admission including a current, official high school transcript from a public, private, or home school.

Additional information is provided on pp. 123-124 in the Academic Catalog.

The application materials required for international students is the same as for domestic students; however, international applicants should carefully read our Admission of International Students policy prior to completing application forms. 

​Heritage Bible College offers non-residential programs only.

Most students are eligible for Federal Financial Aid. See the Financial Aid page for more information.

Students entitled to VA benefits for education must complete the application process required of all potential students. The Financial Aid Department will certify enrollment for those who are eligible for Department of Veterans Administration benefits. All students applying for VA benefits must have a complete admissions file (including high school and previous college transcripts) before the College can certify the applicant to receive benefits.