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Reasons Institute - Frequently Asked QuestionsThe following are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about Reasons Institute. Who Should Consider Enrolling in Reasons Institute?Reasons Institute courses are designed for all Christians who are interested in equipping themselves with the powerful tools developed by Reasons To Believe. Our desire is to prepare God's people to be an informed and effective witness for Christ the Creator in the church, workplace, and society. This program has particular application for Christians who are...
No additional scientific knowledge beyond high school is necessary for success - just a desire to learn. For further information about Reasons Institute, please contact Bob Stuart at (800) 482-7836, x116 or learning@reasons.org. What are the academic standards for Reasons Institute courses?All Reasons Institute courses have been designed to meet the academic standards set by Hope International University (HIU). To ensure that our courses provide the same rigor and breadth as those of the degree-granting institutions that have partnered with us, Reasons Institute courses conform to the following criteria:
To get the most out of this learning experience, students should plan their schedules to allow sufficient time for study. A modest investment of time over a limited period (5-7 weeks) can have a transformative effect on one’s life and perspective.
What are the rules for dropping a course?If you decide to withdraw before the class begins or if you never attend the course, you have two options:
In the event that you decide to withdraw from a course within the first two weeks, you may do the following:
NO refunds will be given on course materials or on course registrations after the first 2 weeks of the course. Can I earn a formal degree through Reasons Institute?Reasons Institute is not a degree-granting institution. However, through our partnership with Hope International University, students can earn undergraduate or graduate credit that is transferable to mainstream colleges and universities, both Christian and secular. Students should check with their college registrar office in order to verify eligibility requirements, however. Students wishing to pursue a formal degree in science apologetics might want to consider the Master of Arts in Science and Religion program available through Biola University. Some of RTB’s scholars are adjunct faculty in the program. Additionally, some courses offered through Reasons Institute can be transferred to Biola, giving students a jump-start on their degree. For further information about how Reasons Institute courses can be applied toward Biola University’s M.A. in Science and Religion, please contact Bob Stuart at (800) 482-7836, x 116 or learning@reasons.org. Reasons Institute courses taken for audit cannot be given academic credit at a later date. Back to Reasons Institute home page |



