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Counseling Messenger College provides a residential learning platform for students to gain knowledge and experience in counseling. The Counseling program prepares students for relational ministry in the world and the church. This degree focuses on preparing students for counseling in a pastoral setting, and further graduate work in the professional field of school counseling, social work, marriage and family therapy, or mental health care counseling. Program Goals Upon completion of the program, students should be able to: 1. Effectively evaluate the major concepts of psychology and counseling and the relationship of each to the Christian faith. 2. Display progressive competency in the major concepts of counseling. 3. Demonstrate academic competence in preparation for advanced study by successful completion of a counseling capstone course. 4. Successfully apply and assess, and adapt if needed, the knowledge and techniques of counseling in a supervised field practicum. How do I apply for Financial Aid? The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the only application required when applying for federal, state, and institutional aid at Messenger College. For important information and tips on submitting the FAFSA, visit Filling Out the FAFSA and watch the video Applying for Financial Aid With the FAFSA Form. What is Messenger College's FAFSA School Code? The Messenger College school ID code for the FAFSA is 030926. Enter this number when prompted. How many credit hours must I take in order to be eligible for Financial Aid? To be considered a full-time, a student must be enrolled in at lest 12 credit hours per semester. Six (6) credit hours is considered half-time and aid is reduced by 50%. Six credit hours is the minimum enrollment to qualify for student loans. How much does MC cost? Tuition Rate $415 per credit hour Academic Program Fee $400 per semester Student Life Fee $400 per semester Laundry Fee $30 per semester Parking Fee $30 per semester Double Occupancy Housing $2,300 per semester Single Occupancy Housing $3,300 per semester Does MC offer a payment plan? Yes If the student has a balance due to Messenger College after financial aid is applied, a Payment Plan Agreement may be made with the Business Office. There is a one-time fee of $25 for initiating a payment plan in any given semester. Payments may be made in four equal installments during the semester as indicated by the Payment Plan Agreement. What types of loans are available? Types of Financial Aid: Federal Pell Grant Federal SEO Grant Subsidized Loans Unsubsidized Loans Parent Plus Loans The US Department of Education Navigating through the Financial Aid Application process can be confusing, however by accessing the resources available to you, it can turn an unpleasant experience into something attainable. View US Dept of Ed video resources here. What is the student's responsibility concerning Financial Aid? It is the responsibility of each student to carefully review and understand all documentation, including but not limited to, their Enrollment Agreement, Application, Award Letter, Master Promissory Note, school catalog, Guide to Financial Aid, and all loan disclosures, regarding their financial aid rights and responsibilities. Students are also required to know their current aggregate amounts borrowed under all loan programs and amounts received under the Pell Grant program. Changing programs, institutions, attendance level, along with failing or dropping courses, will directly impact SAP and financial aid eligibility and aggregate amounts. What is student entrance counseling? The Department of Education requires all college students to complete Entrance Counseling. This is to make sure you understand all your rights and responsibilities of student loans. You can complete your entrance counseling at www.studentloans.gov When financial aid is awared, the student will receive a personal letter detailing the amount and type(s) of aid awarded to them. The award letter will also contain additional instructions and links to completing Entrance Counseling and other documentation required to begin receiving Federal Financial Aid. How do I access the Financial Aid Portal? Contact a member of our Financial Aid Team at finaid@messengercollege.edu or by phone at 817-591-4350 / fax 817-591-4344. Accepted / Admitted students will be able to register online via our Financial Aid Portal. You will need to access your School ID, which is also your Student ID, located under the My Profile section of your Populi (Student Portal) homepage. Your username (college email alias) and password were created for you when you were admitted as a student. Contact enrollment@messengercollege.edu with questions. Learn more about how to access the portal here. Veterans Education Act Contact the local Veterans Affairs office in your region or visit www.gibill.va.gov to learn about varying financial assistance for veterans, disabled veterans, and their dependents. The Veterans Education Act provides varying levels of assistance to eligible veterans, disabled veterans, and their dependents. If you are a veteran or the dependent of a veteran, contact the local Veterans Affairs office in your region, visit www.gibill.va.gov Information Disclosed to Students Regarding the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) Disclosure requirement: publicly disclosed and made available through appropriate publications, mailings, or electronic media. Information disclosed to students or parents of students who enter into an agreement regarding a Title IV, HEA loan that the loan will be submitted to NSLDS and accessible by authorized agencies, lenders, and institutions [HEOA 489 amended HEA Sec. 485B] Students and parents of students are advised that if they enter into a Title IV, HEA loan, the loan data will be submitted to the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS), and will be accessible by guaranty agencies, lenders, and institutions determined to be authorized users of the data system. The NSLDS Privacy Impact Assessment may be accessed at: https://www2.ed.gov/notices/pia/nslds_111607.pdf Additional information regarding the National Student Loan Data System may be accessed at: https://nslds.ed.gov US Department of Education Financial Aid Resources Navigating through the Financial Aid Application process can be confusing, however by accessing the resources available to you, it can turn an unpleasant experience into something attainable. View US Dept of Ed video resources here. What can I do with this major? Pastoral Counselor Graduate Student (Social Work, School Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy, Rehabilitation Counseling, Mental Health Counseling, etc.) Director of Student Services Human Resource Assistant Travel and Hospitality Liaison Communications Facilitator Client Advocate Mental Healthcare Technician Social Work Technician Case Management Assistant Vocational Rehabilitation Assistant Non-profit Worker Career Counselor Meredith Ivey Counseling Program Chair "I love teaching and hope that the students also love learning and use the knowledge they gain at Messenger College to grow in their service to the Lord."

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STUDENT SUPPORT MESSENGER COLLEGE LIBRARY This webpage serves as the entry point for both on campus and online learning students, providing information about Library Services resources, tools, virtual library, and database resources available to all faculty, staff and students at Messenger College. Students can use the menu options on the page to explore the virtual library, and access training tutorials on how to access the virtual library and its online database resources. The MC VIRTUAL LIBRARY is located at https://messenger.harringtonlc.org/ This site is a direct link to the Messenger College Library Catalog, databases and ebooks. Messenger College is a member of the Harrington Library Consortium. You may also search the libraries of other HLC members. See below for user tutorials. Library Orientation User Tutorials and Resources coming soon: Resource Handout Orientation Guide Contact Us Wade Kinnin, Director of Library Services PO Box 1207 Euless, Texas 76039 Phone 817.554.5950 Email wkinnin@messengercollege.edu Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm

Student Programming Living in a Christian community like Messenger College can greatly facilitate your personal growth and development into such a leader. One significant step of maturity you will experience is moving from dependence to interdependence. This requires careful obedience to Jesus’ command, “Love your neighbor as yourself” (Matthew 22:39). Our Student Development Department has strategically implemented intentional activities that build each student's faith as well as create momentous opportunities to connect with the community and the world in which they live. Proclaiming Bible Truth in Pentecostal Power Campus Ministries The Campus Ministries program is designed to promote spiritual growth and accountability. Chapel services and other spiritual activities such as specialized worship events, prayer nights, hands-on ministry opportunities, and servant leadership programming. The Campus Ministries seeks to assist students in becoming involved in pastoral and evangelical ministry. Through Campus Ministries, students put knowledge to action through practical training through church and community involvement. Student Congress Our Student Congress team is responsible for hosting engaging community events, creating unique ways to communicate the vision of the student development mission, documenting unique stories and events on campus, challenging the community to better themselves, and representing the student body as a whole. They are concerned about the wellbeing of current and prospective students and promote the spirit, traditions, and legacy of Messenger College. Chapel Our Chapel experiences are opportunities to engage with our students in worship and hearing the Gospel from various speakers. These opportunities allow us to gather under a spirit of unity as we magnify the Lord. Chapel Archives

Campus Services When you choose Messenger College you are embarking on an educational, spiritual, and cultural journey that will forever change your life. We strive to provide the best and most current resources for the success of our students and to prepare for your lifes vocation. Whether you need counseling support, career information, tutoring, or assistance in any area, we are here to serve you. Our heart is to help. Academic Assistance The Academics Department is a resource at your request. We have staff members and teachers that can help you achieve academic success. Please contact Student Development for assistance. Consumer Information As a member of the Messenger College community, you are entitled to know certain information about the College. All of this information is found on our website, but the following links may assist you in finding the information you need. Housing We provide housing for our Texas Residential Learning Program. Please check out our page for more information. Populi Along with a specialized MC email account, each student has access to the Populi Student Portal that allows students to connect with their peers, pay their school bill, receive campus-wide information, and much more. Populi is integrated with your MC email and calendar to create a complete communication network. Alumni Relations Connecting with our past to empower our future. Please help us update our Alumni database to connect with our former students and to showcase their success and contribution to the Kingdom Visit messengercollege.edu/alumni Counseling Resources We believe that seeking and receiving professional help can be an avenue of success and breakthrough for any individual. We provide our students with resources to help them navigate through life. If you would like to speak to one of our faculty members for more information please e-mail the Student Development Department . Job Opportunities The Student Development offices strives to provide the most recent openings within its parent denomination and other businesses and companies. Prevention Program It is the policy of Messenger College to promote a safe, healthy and productive environment for all students and employees. Messenger College presents the following information for your knowledge and in promotion of healthy lifestyles: • Student and Employee Policies and Codes of Conduct • Health Risks Associated with Substance Abuse • Legal Sanctions: Federal and State • Drug/Alcohol Counseling and Treatment • Institutional Disciplinary Sanctions Career Development Let us help you manage and transition through life's seasons and give you the tools to be successful beyond college. Contact Student Development to set up an appointment. Finances The Student Development office strives to provide the most current information regarding financial aid and helpful tools for student success. Please email the Financial Aid Office . Library Services This webpage serves as the entry point for both on campus and online learning students, providing information about Library Services resources, tools, virtual library, and database resources available to all faculty, staff and students at Messenger College. Safety and Security The Student Development office strives to provide the most recent information regarding the safety of our students and campus. We work in close proximity to the local police department to ensure the safety of our campus and students.

ACADEMICS Christian Ministry (Online and Residential Programs) WHAT FACULTY AND STUDENTS ARE SAYING "In Christian Ministry, students are enlightened, enriched, and empowered for service." ~ Vernell Ingle l Former Program Chair PAS3013 Pastoral Ministry "I discovered who I am as a pastor, and God's design in me to fulfill HIs calling as a shepherd to His people." ~ Ira Smith-Lopez ADM2023 Essentials of Leadership "...this course challenged me as a leader by highlighting areas where I need to grow, and it helped me understand who I am as a Christ follower." ~ Chelsea Terry, Alumni MEET OUR FACULTY ASSOCIATE OF ARTS 66 credit hours l leadership development, practical ministry training, foundational biblical knowledge, entry-level preparation for further education and employment Sample Study Sequence: Semester One: Academic Success, English Comp I, American Government, Humanities Elective, Old Testament History and Literature, and Practical Ministry Training 1 Semester Two: English Comp 2, General Psychology, Biblical Interpretation, New Testament History and Literature, General Elective, and Practical Ministry Training 2 Semester Three: History Elective, History of the Pentecostal and Charismatic Movement, Survey of Church Ministries, Christian Worldview, Math Elective, and Essentials of Leadership Semester Four: Speech, Science Elective, Life of Christ, Marriage and Family, General Elective, and Practical Ministry Training 3 Associate of Arts Degree Completion Worksheet BACHELOR OF ARTS 129 credit hours l leadership development, practical ministry training, scholarly biblical knowledge, advanced preparation for continued education and employment, internship capstone Sample Study Sequence: Semester One: Academic Success, English Comp 1, American Government, Humanities Elective, Old Testament History and Literature, Practical Ministry Training 1 Semester Two: English Comp 2, General Psychology, Biblical Interpretation, New Testament History and Literature, and Practical Ministry Training 2 Semester Three: Math Elective, History Elective, History of the Pentecostal/Charismatic Movement, Survey of Church Ministries, Christian Worldview, and Practical Ministry Training 3 Semester Four: Speech, Marriage and Family, Essentials of Leadership, LIfe of Christ, Major Course, and Practical Ministry Training 4 Semester Five: Language 1, Church History 1, Science Elective, Major Course, Major Course, Major Course, and Practical Ministry Training 5 Semester Six: Language 2, Church History 2, Person and Work of the Holy Spirit, Major Course, and Practical Ministry Training 6 Semester Seven: Theology 1, Theology of Ministry, Intro to Philosophy, Major Course, Major Course, and Internship Semester Eight: Theology 2, Romans, Acts, Major Course, Major Course, and Senior Seminar Bachelor of Arts, Degree Completion Worksheet Please reload

Learn on your terms. Discover your calling, pursue your degree. Academic Programs Messenger College is a place where focused and practical academics, specialized training, and Spirit-empowered teaching is used to synergize a new world of biblical truth and understanding in the heart and mind of the student as they explore and discover God's Word. Whether you desire to serve in vocational ministry or simply develop a strong biblical foundation to pursue your calling in the marketplace, Messenger College is committed to providing a balanced approach to learning through quality education and hands-on experience with an online or residential degree plan suited to your life and future. Click image to visit page Christian Ministry The Associate of Arts and Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry prepares students to discover their calling while concentrating in areas of theology and ministry and leadership competency. Students in the Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry have the opportunity to choose electives that emphasize their desired ministry interest. Degree Completion in BA in Christian Ministry Click image to visit page Counseling The Bachelor of Arts in Counseling program is ideal if you are interested in starting your career in ministry in the helping professions. Graduates will be prepared to demonstrate competence in major concepts in psychology and counseling for advanced study as well as have a foundation for pastoral care. Degree Completion in Counseling Degree Completion in AA in Christian Ministry "Our students pursue excellence and integrity in everything they do." Dr. Candace Scalf Vice President of Academic Affairs Messenger College is committed to educating ministers and community leaders who will be: Academically equipped with essential knowledge, Well versed in prerequisite skills, Experienced in the fundamental practicalities necessary to authoritatively and effectively respond to the needs of the church and the world in which we live. Review our Academic Catalog Scholarships Apply Tuition & Aid

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