| Life Christian Bible Institute (Austin Campus) |
| ACCREDITATION |
THE CHRISTIAN DEGREE PROGRAMS of Life Christian Bible Institute (Austin Campus) are designed to equip
students to follow the Lord in the work of the ministry. Through our partnership with Life Christian University
(Tampa, FL), our curriculum is been accredited by a non-governmental accrediting agency.
We have chosen not to seek governmental school accreditation offered by the U.S. Department of Education or a
regional accrediting association because we believe we should not allow secular institutions to dictate the
qualifications for instructors or the programs for a spirit-filled ministerial degree.
As a Christian college, Life Christian Bible Institute (Austin Campus) offers academic programs that are specifically
designed to equip students who feel the call of God on their lives and who wish to build a ministerial career or to
further their Christian education. It is not for persons intending to build secular careers.
The articulation and acceptance of LCBI credits or degrees by other institutions, including employers, must be
determined by the respective institutions. This form of ministry accreditation is not recognized by the United States
Department of Education, but is recognized by most churches, ministry institutions, and ministry organizations.
students to follow the Lord in the work of the ministry. Through our partnership with Life Christian University
(Tampa, FL), our curriculum is been accredited by a non-governmental accrediting agency.
We have chosen not to seek governmental school accreditation offered by the U.S. Department of Education or a
regional accrediting association because we believe we should not allow secular institutions to dictate the
qualifications for instructors or the programs for a spirit-filled ministerial degree.
As a Christian college, Life Christian Bible Institute (Austin Campus) offers academic programs that are specifically
designed to equip students who feel the call of God on their lives and who wish to build a ministerial career or to
further their Christian education. It is not for persons intending to build secular careers.
The articulation and acceptance of LCBI credits or degrees by other institutions, including employers, must be
determined by the respective institutions. This form of ministry accreditation is not recognized by the United States
Department of Education, but is recognized by most churches, ministry institutions, and ministry organizations.
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