Accredited Bible College by mail only?

Lbu

LBU does not require Internet access. He can do his work solely through correspondence.

There are a lot of factors to consider such as this man's academic background, study skills, etc. Some rather demanding degree work can be done via correspondence with UNISA or South African Theological Seminary. If interested, you can find these easily on the Internet and pass along the postal addresses. The only problem is that the snail mail is slow and the course work is quite rigorous.

Also, the individual can research this on his own by visiting his local public library which usually has Internet access for its patrons. In fact, I know a man who completed college-level courses via Internet access at his local public library. If properly motivated, one can do whatever he needs to do but it ain't always easy. :smilewinkgrin:

Does the individual have a college degree?

 

I think you should have him investigate Southern Evengelical Bible College (www.ses.edu) which is connected to Southern Evangelical Seminary. They are accredited, and have full distance education. It's not "online" but rather "distance education." This means that the classroom versions of the lectures are recorded and one can listen to MP3 files or view DVDs. He would need some internet access, but it would only be initially to sign up for the courses, then an occasional email. It could be done via dial up. Downloading the MP3s at the beginning of the courses might be a little slow, but that's only a once-per-course event. And that might could be worked around somehow.

The assignments are all done via regular mail or email, your choice.

To graduate, he would have to take a few of the courses in one-week long "modules" in Charlotte. But most courses could be done from home. Check it out.