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FAQ: Planning and Applying for Bible School
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What is the application deadline for entrance to Capernwray ?
There is no specific deadline for applications to be in. Rather, we have
a certain number of spots available for male and female students. Once
these places are filled, we will begin to waitlist applications.
Acceptance for the following Fall begins each November. The earlier a
completed application is received, the better one's chances of not having
to deal with a waitlist situation.
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Can I come to Capernwray for one term?
As we are a One Year Programme, our students are
accepted for the full September to May term, with semesters set up within
the course curriculum, but not for the purpose of separate enrollment.
A situation that would allow a student to come for a shorter amount of
time would be if there was not full enrollment at the beginning of Bible
School in September, or a student had unexpectedly withdrawn. With that
scenario, we would be open to having a student join in at the next
reasonable 'term' start. Of course, would not necessarily know if this was a
possibility ahead of time. Therefore, not something that can be confirmed to any degree
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Will a homeschooled graduate be
accepted to Capernwray
Bible School?
We are very happy to have any homeschooled graduate
join us for Bible School. The only requirement is that they are 17 years
of age when starting school in September. We have found that age 16 is
still a little young, as it can be a huge adjustment both socially and
emotionally to live in a community/campus setting.
If I am put on a waitlist, what are my chances of attending Bible School?
Every year is different and it is very difficult to predetermine each
year's trend. However, to some degree, we often see a 'shift' in enrollment between
June and September, when places become available and individuals from the
waitlist are able to be accepted.
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What are your prerequisites for acceptance?
Of course, our number one prerequisite when considering a
student's application for bible study is that the student desires to attend Bible School
and wants to learn and grow in their relationship and understanding of
the Lord Jesus Christ. We also require that students are 17 years of
age or older and graduate high school.
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Can I come to Capernwray early? Leave early?
Students are expected to devote themselves unreservedly to their
studies in lectures and study periods, which are compulsory, and to
conform willingly and promptly to the programme throughout the day.
Punctuality and cooperation are essential for the smooth running and
well-being of the School and for personal discipline. Students are
expected to complete the course applied for; arriving on the first day
of school and remaining to the closing graduation date. |
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Can I find out about other students going to Capernwray Bible School from my area so that we can travel together?
Students' personal information is secure
under our Privacy Policy. If students are looking to travel with others,
permission to release one's contact information first must be given to
the Capernwray Office before further information can be made
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What is the average age of the Capernwray Bible School students?
The ages of our students varies each year.
The majority are recent graduates of high school; therefore, about half the
student body are ages 17, 18 or 19. However, there are plenty of students
in their 20s, many college graduates, and in some years we have students in their 30s to 70s! There
are always a variety of ages, cultures and backgrounds, which makes each
year unique.
How many people attend Capernwray Bible School?
The student body consists of 135 students of all ages and backgrounds, coming from across Canada, the USA and worldwide. Our international student makeup is often extensive. Every year is different.
It is a great size for a student body, as you are able to know who
everyone is, though you do not necessarily interact with each individual
every day.
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What kind of Visa do I need if I am not
Canadian?
All non-Canadians must obtain a Study
Permit for their time at Bible School. Americans are able to apply for
this at the time and port of entry into Canada; appropriate
documentation is required. All other international students must make
application for their Study Permits through their nearest Canadian
Embassy or Consulate. The application process takes from six to eight
weeks. The cost of a Canadian Study Permit is $125 CAD.
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What are the rooms like at Bible School? Find out about
where you will live, eat, sleep, and relax...
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What happens in a normal day? How do I dress? What do I do in my free time? What are the weekend
options?
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What you learn outside the classroom is just as important as
what you learn inside! Find out about the gym and sports, going to church, field trips and breaks.
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Carefully consider all of the financial issues involved in attending; after all, these must be addressed clearly and responsibly for your maximum peace of mind.
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