is accredited by
National Association of Bible Colleges and Seminaries
N.A.B.C.S.
academic excellence, intellectual freedom, ethical conduct, and moral integrity.
NABCS was chartered as a charitable corporation in the State of Indiana to help establish, support,
maintain, and promote the development of non-traditional, modular, and private tutoring/mentoring
methods on-campus, and audio/video-taped, on-line, and other distance learning methods off-campus.
NABCS fosters flexible, experimental, innovative, personalized learning alternatives, as well as
traditional post-secondary and graduate-level educational modalities.
NABCS-affiliated schools offer degrees which are absolutely legitimate, totally honorable, widely
respected, and generally accepted within the Christian community.
Objectives and Programs
- To serve as a link for spiritual fellowship, mutual encouragement, technical assistance, and
professional information-sharing among member schools.
- To represent the NABCS membership before government agencies and regulatory bodies.
- To sponsor an annual national conference offering seminars, clinics and workshops, and an
awards ceremony where member schools will be recognized and honored for outstanding
achievement.
- To establish an independent Accrediting Commission to evaluate and to certify Christian
colleges and seminaries.
WHAT IS ACCREDITATION?
By definition, the word "accredit" means to authorize, endorse, and officially approve of.
Accreditation is a group process by which school voluntarily agree to participate in a set established
standards in order to encourage quality education.
Religious schools are not legally required to become accredited, but it is a very desirable standing.
Accredited status means a school has voluntarily undergone a comprehensive examination to
determine that it operates at high level of performance.
National Association of Bible Colleges and Seminaries
P. O. Box 44083 Indianapolis Indiana 46244 USA
(Formally Saints Christian Accrediting Association)
