Student Programs FAQ’s
 

1.	Where do most students come from? We have had students form Germany, England, Ireland, Guatemala, Switzerland, Austria, Denmark, Norway, Argentina, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and all over the United States.
2.	Is it possible to register early? An early commitment is advisable, because slots generally begin to fill in January. Timberline offers an early registration discount each year.
3.	How do I get to and From Denver International Airport? Home James Transportation provides daily service from DIA to Winter Park. For an additional small fee, Home James will deliver directly to Timberline Lodge. See their webiste for more information: www.ridehj.com Amtrak also provides daily train service to Fraser. For the first day of school, breaks, and the last day of school Timberline provides a local shuttle to/from Winter Park and Fraser.
4.	What subjects are taught? Fifteen+ books of the Bible: Overview of Old Testament and New Testament, Genesis, Exodus, Joshua, Post-Exilics, Minor Prophets, One Major Prophet, Matthew, John, Romans, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Hebrews.
5.	Topical Studies: Godly Masculinity/Femininity, Bible Study Skills, Prayer, Spiritual Gifts, Biblical Discipleship, Spiritual Disciplines, Spiritual Formation, Missions, Outdoor Education
6.	What are the outreaches? Included in your Bible School and Discipleship Program payment are three mission experiences: each student is a part of regular local outreaches to the Fraser Valley and Denver. Ending the first semester our community takes a national trip and a spring semester international trip. These 7-10 day trips are designed to give a wide experience of mission work in cross-cultural settings. Currently we are serving with the New York School of Urban Ministry (NYSUM) in New York at the end of First Semester, and in Yucatan, Mexico at the end of Second Semster. Mission trips are included in tuition.
7.	Is the Bible School accredited? As an eight-month Bible school, we are not regionally accredited, however, there is a growing list of Christian colleges that will allow students to transfer up to fifteen credit hours for studies completed here. Some examples are: Columbia International University, SC: http/www.ciu.edu/; Crown College, MN: http://www.crown.edu/ and Oak Hills Christian College, MN: http://www.oakhills.edu/. We are pursuing more opportunities for credit transfer currently.
8.	What are the meals like? All meals during the program are included with tuition. Meals are served family style. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are provided both semesters.
9. Where can my parents or friends stay when they are dropping me off? www.arcticsagebandb.com, Christian owned and operated. www.therockymountaininn.com, or call 1-866-467-8351 www.wplodging.com www.winterparkresort.com