What will my living arrangements look like?

Local students may remain living at home and commute to school daily. BBSM staff will arrange housing for those students that require it. More information will be given in the interview.

How will outreach groups be divided?

Groups are divided based on geographical location and students’ talents.

What language will the lectures be in?

Most weeks will be in English. Some professors teach in Russian. Translation will be available for those who need it.

What is the Dress Code for class and services?

Ladies:

• NO pants, shorts, and exposure of skin above the knee
• NO sleeveless shirts / blouses, and low neck-lines
• NO flip-flops
• NO attention grabbing jewelry, and piercings
• NO distracting hair colors / styles

Gentlemen:

• NO shorts, gym attire, and sagging
• NO sleeveless shirts
• NO flip-flops
• NO attention grabbing jewelry, hats, and piercings
• NO distracting hair colors / styles
  **Students are expected to dress professionally

Can I go to BBSM and have a job?

It is not recommended. Class sessions and after school activities are mandatory and graded.

Do I have to pay tuition in full before the semester starts?

Payment plans are an option. Reach out to Pavel Bondaruk to make arrangements.

What should I bring?

• Bible
• Notebook, pens, pencils, etc.
• Laptop (optional)
• Musical Instrument (if applicable)

Do I need to prepare any documents?

Yes, some of the following may be required for trips:

• Driver’s License
• Passport
• Green card
• I-94 (white card, if you do not have a green card)
• Travel Document
• Social Security card (copy)
• Birth Certificate (if you do not have a green card or a passport)

What should I expect after I have applied?

We have received your application and are looking over it. Wait for the administration to reach out and set an interview time. Interviews typically begin in September.