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iView offers opportunity to experience BBC
Two action-packed days to absorb campus culture at Baptist Bible College are set for future students attending 2008's iView College Days.
Held September 26-27, iView allows both transferring college students and high school students who are considering BBC to experience the campus firsthand.
Future students visit classes, stay in residence halls, eat in the cafeteria, experience chapel, attend a sporting event, and see for themselves why students across the country are choosing BBC. They also interact with professors in their intended program, discuss paying for college with Student Financial Services, and mingle with coaches from all of our NCAA Defender athletic teams.
Prospective students have found visits to BBC can help determine how BBC can be a good fit for them, and there's no better time to experience what BBC is all about than the iView College Days event.
"Each time I visited, I loved the atmosphere of the campus and the people involved there," said Leah Workman, a current BBC student.
"iView is designed to give students an in-depth look at what BBC has to offer," said Becki Scouten, Associate Director of Admissions. "We want to give them the opportunity to not only experience chapel and attend classes, but to really rub shoulders with our faculty, staff, and students."
Details and online registration are available at www.bbc.edu/iView or call 570.586.2400. Registrations are due by September 22.
Student registration costs $30. That covers one night of lodging, three meals, and a BBC t-shirt. Attendance is limited and registrations are accepted on a first come, first served basis.
To learn more, go to www.bbc.edu/iView or call Admissions at 800.451.7664.
Baptist Bible College & Seminary offers 38 academic programs, from a one-year Bible Certificate to PhDs. Programs are available through the Clarks Summit campus and several distance learning options. To learn more, go to www.bbc.edu or call 570.586.2400.
Posted on: 7/24/2008 11:03:27 AM
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