Yes. The college has rolling admission, but there are benefits to meeting the application deadlines.

• December 1 – Early Action (first consideration for scholarships)
• March 31 – Regular Decision
• After March 31 – Extended Decision

About one (1) day.

Shortly after the file is processed.

Yes.

• $25 per traditional application
• $15 for re-admit application

200 students

1. Application & autobiography
2. Application fee (unless waived by counselor)
3. Student Profile
4. Official high school transcripts (sent from school unopened)
5. SAT/ACT scores OR official college transcripts (sent from school unopened)
6. Pastor's reference
7. Academic OR employer's reference

Yes.

• SAT – 880 and above. Anything between 760-870 must go before the Admissions Committee.
• ACT – 18 and above. Anything between 15-17 must go before the Admissions Committee.

Interview – Not always, but some students may be asked to come in for an interview. Also, an interview may take the place of an autobiography if desired.

References – Yes. Pastor's and academic OR employer's references

Autobiographical Essay – Yes. An autobiography must be submitted with your application. It should cover your family/home/schooling background, salvation experience, church/school involvement/Christian service, and why you'd like to attend LBC.

Yes. Forms are mailed after acceptance is granted.

No. We use a student’s unweighted GPA for both admission and financial aid.

You must have 2.0 high school and/or college GPA. Anything lower must be reviewed by the committee.

Yes.

Yes. The majors must be in accordance with state laws. A home school evaluation must be signed by a home school evaluator.

We will take your highest set of scores (from a single test date). Test scores from different test dates may NOT be combined to create a “highest” score.

Yes. Students must apply by December 1. File must be completed before December 15 for full consideration of scholarships.

We must receive OFFICIAL FINAL transcripts from an accredited or verified non-accredited post-secondary institution showing that you received a grade of “C-” or better for the course to count towards your degree at LBC. It also must fit into your desired major at LBC.

Fall or spring semesters only. No new summer or winter matriculating students.