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Admissions
Begin your journey at Radiant Life College of Ministry. Our admissions process is designed to help students apply, submit records, complete enrollment steps, and prepare for a flexible online academic schedule with rolling monthly start dates.
Welcome to Admissions
Radiant Life College of Ministry welcomes students seeking biblical education, Christian leadership training, ministry preparation, and faith-centered academic growth.
Who Should Apply?
Students who desire biblical knowledge, ministry leadership preparation, Christian education, discipleship training, or personal spiritual development.
Online Learning Format
Courses are designed for flexible online learning through digital lessons, readings, assignments, quizzes, reflections, and academic support.
Student Support
Accepted students may receive access to the student dashboard, orientation resources, academic schedule guidance, and course support systems.
Programs Available for Admission
Students may apply for certificate, associate degree, or bachelor’s degree pathways.
Certificate Programs
- Focused ministry training
- Typical length: 18 credit hours
- Estimated completion: 6–9 months
- Recommended pace: 1 course every 6–8 weeks
Associate Degree Programs
- Foundational ministry and biblical education
- Typical length: 60 credit hours
- Estimated completion: approximately 24 months
- Recommended pace: about 30 credits per year
Bachelor’s Degree Programs
- Advanced ministry and Christian leadership preparation
- Typical length: 120 credit hours
- Estimated completion: approximately 4 years
- Recommended pace: about 30 credits per year
Rolling Monthly Start Dates
Students may apply throughout the year. To begin coursework on the 1st of an upcoming month, students must complete admissions review, enrollment steps, tuition arrangements, orientation, and “Commit to Start” documents by the 15th of the current month.
Example:
A student who wants to start on April 1 should complete all enrollment steps and
“Commit to Start” documents by March 15.
Admissions Requirements
Applicants should prepare the following items before submitting their application.
Educational Requirements
- High School Diploma
- GED
- Home School Diploma
- Equivalent secondary education documentation, if applicable
Students applying for degree pathways should provide proof of high school completion or equivalent educational credentials when requested during admissions review.
Required Application Items
- Completed admissions application
- Non-refundable $35 application fee
- Program interest selection
- Contact and student information
- Ministry background or statement of purpose when requested
- Supporting records or transcripts, if applicable
Admissions Process
Follow the steps below to move from application to enrollment.
1. Pay Application Fee
Submit the non-refundable $35 admissions application fee.
2. Complete Admissions Application
Submit your personal information, program interest, ministry background, and admissions responses.
3. Upload Supporting Records
Submit transcripts, GED records, home school diploma records, ministry certificates,
recommendations, or other requested documents.
4. Admissions Review
Admissions reviews your application, records, program fit, readiness for online learning,
and enrollment status.
5. Acceptance Decision
Applicants may receive an acceptance decision, request for more information,
or guidance on next steps.
6. Commit to Start
Accepted students complete final enrollment steps and “Commit to Start” documents
by the 15th to begin on the 1st of the next month.
7. Orientation & Student Access
Students receive access to orientation, the student dashboard, Google Classroom,
academic schedule guidance, and course information.
Course Pacing After Acceptance
Courses are designed to help students move steadily through lessons, assignments, quizzes, and assessments while staying on track toward completion.
Weeks 1–4
Students complete weekly lessons, readings, discussions, reflections, assignments, quizzes, and participation checkpoints.
Weeks 5–8
Students complete remaining coursework, major assignments, review activities, course reflections, and advisor progress checks.
Final Course Window
Students complete the final exam, final project, or final assessment window followed by completion review.
Frequently Asked Questions
When can I start classes?
Students may start on the 1st of an available month after completing admissions review, enrollment steps, tuition arrangements, orientation, and Commit to Start documents by the 15th of the current month.
What educational documents are accepted?
Students may submit a High School Diploma, GED, Home School Diploma, or equivalent secondary education documentation when requested.
How long does each course take?
Most 3-credit courses are designed around a 6–8 week learning period, followed by a final exam or final assessment window.
How long does it take to complete an associate degree?
Students completing approximately 30 credits per year may complete 60 credits in about 24 months.
How long does it take to complete a bachelor’s degree?
Students completing approximately 30 credits per year may complete 120 credits in about 4 years.
Ready to Apply?
Start your admissions process today and prepare for your monthly online start date.
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Certificate Verification Portal
Employers may submit a request to verify whether a certification issued by our program is valid.
Only limited information is shared for verification purposes. This certification is a professional program and is not an accredited academic degree.