Student Life

At LBC, the relationships among students and between students and faculty are some of the most important aspects of the Bible College education. Although most students commute to the campus, all are encouraged to participate in campus life in order to establish a support group of students and faculty who may be of aid in current studies and in future ministries. Student CARE (Challenge, Assistance, Reltationships, Encouragement) is provided to meet these needs.  LBC believes that your education is about more than classroom studies. Only with a network of Christian mentors and friends can a Christian be effective in vocational ministry. This development of relationships lies at the heart of the Louisville Bible College atmosphere.

Spiritual Life and Christian Service

LBC has a genuine concern for the spiritual growth of each member of the college community. As a Christian institution, the college has a much higher goal than simply instilling textbook material in the minds of students. LBC is committed to equipping students to apply the Scripture in their daily lives. In keeping with this goal, LBC expects students to lead a lifestyle that exemplifies the life to which Christ has called his disciples. The college has set the following standards to encourage student growth not only through classroom instruction, but also through practical application of the principles of Scripture.

Every degree seeking student and all campus residents must participate in the Christian Service program every semester they are enrolled. Each student is responsible for finding a place to serve and a supervisor at the respective place of service. Both of these must be approved by the College Administration. The student will spend at least one hour per week in this placement. Students who fail to fulfill this requirement during the regular semester will be required to register for Christian Service during the summer and pay the registration fee. The Board of Regents may refuse to grant a degree to anyone who fails to satisfy this requirement. 

Chapel Services

Chapel is considered a part of every student’s regular curriculum and is part of the Christian Service requirement. Chapel services are developed to meet the students’ needs and are intended to be a truly inspirational time. All students are expected to be in attendance at chapel if they have class immediately before or after the chapel service. Students living on campus are required to attend all chapel services.

Student Handbook

Students are expected to follow the dress, behavioral, and other guidelines as found in the Student Handbook. On-campus students are also to abide by the school's curfew hours and housing rules. These may be obtained from the Registrar's Office.

Recreation

Various indoor recreational items such as ping-pong, board games, and television are available for the students' relaxation. Additionally, there is an outdoor basketball court for student use.