Frequently Asked Questions
What is required for the application?
You will be asked to provide your contact information, general biographical information, one essay, your personal testimony, and contact information for your references. You must also submit high school transcripts (and college transcripts, if a transfer student). You can find a rundown of the application process HERE.
When should I apply?
NEBC has no final application deadline; however, submitting your application before June 1st for the fall semester and November 1st for the spring semester gives you priority for enrollment in courses and housing options. We encourage you to get your application in early, but if God is moving you toward NEBC at the last minute, please go ahead and apply!
What degrees and majors does NEBC offer?
ASSOCIATE DEGREES
BACHELOR’S DEGREES
MASTER’S DEGREES
Applied Theology (pilot program)
Biblical Exegesis (pilot program)
What classes do you offer and when do they start?
Click HERE for a link to our current class schedule. Also, HERE is a link to our academic calendar.
Does NEBC offer online degrees?
No. We believe that a Northeastern Baptist College education is irreproducible online. Our goal is to train students to have the mind of a scholar, the heart of a shepherd, and the perseverance of a solider; we believe this is only achievable through an on-campus, residential program. Although online education certainly is of value, we believe that learning best takes place in real community, where life-long friendships are formed, in-depth mentoring takes places, and real accountability happens. We do, however, offer flexible course options such as J-term, summer, and evening classes.
How much does tuition cost?
You can click HERE for a detailed breakdown of our tuition expenses and financial aid options.
What is the Work Study Program?
NEBC is one of the few colleges in the nation that offers a true work study option for students. In exchange for working twelve hours a week, students receive a scholarship for $6,800 a year. It’s not “free college”; it’s hard work. But for those called, it offers the opportunity to graduate debt-free. You can read more about the Work Study Program HERE.
Should I submit the FAFSA?
Due to our unique financial model, we do not accept government (state or federal) financial aid. It is, therefore, not necessary to submit the FAFSA.
What are NEBC classes like?
Due to the intentionally small size of our classes and seminars (usually twelve or less!), there is always time for questions and interaction. Our professors make time for one-on-one conversations with students, hold weekly office hours, and are often found treating students to lunch or coffee.
Contact Admissions
If you have questions about studying at Northeastern, need assistance with your application, or would like to talk with an admissions representative, please let us know.
Phone: (802) 753-7233
Email: admissions@nebcvt.org
Facebook: @nebcvt
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Twitter: @nebcvt