by Raphaël Müller Attending a school far away from home can be a scary decision to make, or maybe you find it exciting! It can mean independence and new experiences, but also uncertainties. Just know that there are international students who have gone before you and can help you out. I am originally from Switzerland … Read More
by Kara Gray The definition of a commuter is “a person who travels some distance to a place on a regular basis”. A commuter at Columbia Bible College, however, is so much more. I was a commuter for my first two years at Columbia, and I loved it! I want to highlight the 3 things … Read More
Let’s pretend you’re finishing high school, ready to move on with life, get a job, maybe travel a bit… but Grandma (or Uncle Joe or your friend Harvina) keeps talking to you about doing a year of Bible College. Not really where you’re leaning, but you do a bit of Googling just to humor her. … Read More
“Still so many new people to meet… and this mountain of homework to do… stuff is crazy back home, but I still kind of want to be there for it… I think they like me here…hopefully… that big presentation is due Monday…and exams are just around the corner…” Stressed yet? Maybe, maybe not. But whether … Read More
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If you’re a recent high school grad, you’re probably wondering about the difference between high school classes and Bible college lectures. Or, maybe you’ve studied at a public college or university and you’re wondering what might be different about lectures at a Bible college. Here are five things you can expect for your classroom experience … Read More
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