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Understanding the Admissions Process ! Widget Didn’t Load Check your internet and refresh this page. If that doesn’t work, contact us. Have Questions About Your Application or the Admissions Process? Our Enrollment Team is waiting on standby to provide the answers! Feel free to call our office phone number (817.554.5950) or email enrollment@messengercollege.edu. Admission Deadlines: TERM APPLY BY NOTIFIED BY Fall July 1 As Processed Spring October 1 As Processed Notes: Students interested in Fall or Spring admissions may begin applying as early as October 1st. Applications received after the dates posted above are considered on a case by case basis. We encourage prospective students to apply early and allow ample time to prepare for the start of a given semester. Students currently enrolled in their final year of high school studies may be approved for early provisional acceptance with an unofficial transcript showing the current semester of study. However, all official transcripts are required upon graduation in order to register for classes. Begin Your Application admissions requirements General Admission Requirements: The following admission requirements apply to all domestic learning program applicants. The student must be a believer in the Christian faith and willingly adhere to the doctrinal values of Messenger College. All courses are taught in English and English proficiency is required. Applicants are required to be high school graduates or to have earned an equivalent degree (GED) with a satisfactory record of achievement. Note : A “C” average is conventionally considered the minimum, but the Academic Office will handle, on an individual basis, those with non-standard and special education high school records. The student must complete the application form and request transcripts as described in the checklist above, including submission of... 2 non-relative references (at least one from a pastor) An admissions essay with statement of faith ACT or SAT scores if high school or college transfer GPA is less than 3.0 (unless otherwise approved by the Academic office). Admission to Messenger College is granted to all applicants who meet the College admission requirements and are duly approved by the Messenger College Office of Enrollment Services. The Admissions Committee will review the application and application essay to determine the applicant’s college readiness. College Entrance Exams (ACT/SAT) Messenger College considers the “whole student” in reference to academic readiness and is a test-optional-for-some institution. The Admissions Committee will review the application and application essay to determine the applicant’s college readiness. If the Admissions Committee determines the student may need additional help, the student may be admitted with restrictions and/or on an academic warning with the possibility of placement in developmental courses in subjects such as Math or English. For international students (see separate policy below) and first-time college students whose high school GPA is lower than a 3.0, applicants must submit college entrance exam scores (such as the ACT or SAT). For transfer students with a college GPA under 3.0, college entrance exams may also be required. If desired, the transfer students may submit alternative documentation of college readiness for consideration by the Admissions Committee. However, the Committee may still require college entrance exams on a case-by-case basis if the student’s college GPA is lower than a 3.0. A phone interview may also be required. The student may be admitted on academic warning and/or with additional restrictions. Ability to Benefit Applicants are required to be high school graduates with a satisfactory record of achievement. A “C” average in college preparatory work (such as CLEP exams) is conventionally considered the minimum. The Academic Office will handle, on an individual basis, those with non-standard and special education high school records. Applicants who do not have a high school diploma may be admitted if they can provide a GED certificate. Applicants who were home-schooled must have adequate records or a GED certificate. Transcripts from another country must have an evaluation of all international transcripts by the World Education Services (WES), a recognized foreign credential evaluation service, is required to indicate the US equivalency of the degree/coursework/GPA. Transcripts will also need to be translated to English (if applicable). Please visit www.wes.org (http://www.wes.org/)to find out how to submit official documents and begin the process. Please use the “WES Course-by-Course” evaluation report. The applicant is responsible for all fees to WES. The WES report should be sent directly to Messenger College from WES. Applicants who present unfavorable records may (1) be denied admission, or (2) be admitted with restrictions and on academic warning. This warning may be lifted by meeting satisfactory academic progress at the end of the first semester of enrollment. Students may also be required to take developmental courses. Students enrolled in developmental courses must earn a minimum C letter grade in order to advance into ENG1013 English Composition 1 or MAT1113 College Algebra. Students taking ENG1013 English Composition 1 must pass this course with a minimum C grade before moving to ENG1023 English Composition 2. Required Disclosures Admission to Messenger College is granted to all applicants who meet the College admission requirements and are duly approved by the Messenger College Office of Enrollment Services. Consideration will be given to each applicant without regard to race, color, creed, national origin, gender, handicap or age. However, attendance at Messenger College is a privilege and not a right. Any student who does not abide by the standards and regulations of the College may forfeit such a privilege. Admission may be denied to those persons whom the institution considers to be a potential danger to the safety, security, and educational environment of Messenger College. The college may revoke (or may subject to certain conditions) the admission of any already admitted person who is deemed to be a potential danger to safety or security or threatens to disrupt educational processes. Such persons shall be afforded due process as outlined in the Student Handbook. In order to help foster a safe learning environment, the college requires those individuals who have been convicted of a felony, and who are interested in attending classes at the college, to disclose this information prior to registering for credit or continuing education classes. Felons who have been convicted of sexual offense and/or violent crimes may be admitted to the college but may not be admitted to student housing. Based on the nature of the offense and other factors, the college reserves the right to deny admission, revoke admission, limit enrollment and/or restrict activities of a student. Campus notifications will be initiated as deemed necessary. Failure to disclose a felony conviction may result in the student being immediately withdrawn from current classes and may result in disciplinary action including suspension or dismissal, as outlined in the Student Handbook. Policy Details: Transferring to MC? If you’re seeking more than just a degree—if you're looking for purpose, trying to discover your calling, or desiring to engage in ministry NOW—Messenger could be your next step. Our Christ-centered environment and close-knit campus culture offer spiritual and relational opportunities many students miss at larger institutions. Here, you are part of a family actively attempting to make a difference. If you're exploring what it might look like to transfer from another institution to Messenger College, we recommend that you contact an admissions counselor to get a sense of how your existing coursework might apply to the degree plans offered by MC. If you're transferring from Christ for the Nations, we've sought to streamline the process on your behalf. See the info card below to find specific details concerning next steps in your educational journey. Admissions Requirements Contact a Counselor Other Admission Requirements by Type: Online Students: Our flexible online learning program allows students to complete your degree from anywhere, without sacrificing academic or spiritual depth. Learn More > CFNI Students: Pick up your ministry and educational journey right where you left off. Because of the MC-CFNI articulation agreement, we are proud to offer credit for previous coursework and an overall streamlined approach to your transfer process. Contact Us > International Students: English-speaking international students are welcomed with open arms. Though the admissions process can become complicated, MC is committed to offering support so that any student can make a global impact. Learn More >

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

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Admissions Overview Activate your calling! At MC, you step into the ministry and mission that God has for your now and not just your future. Request Info Apply Now FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS One of the most affordable Christian degree programs in Texas Messenger College is uniquely positioned to equip leaders seeking an accredited degree in Christian Ministry or Counseling, being recognized by Christian Ministry EDU as one of the most cost-effective institutions in Dallas-Fort Worth. State Average: $102,226 MC Total Estimated Cost: $53,535 MC Cost Per Credit: $415 Total cost is $48,691 below the state average for similar programs! LIVE THE MISSION Activate your calling NOW! Whether you desire to pursue Christian ministry, a career in counseling, or simply to continue your lifelong learning, we’re actively developing leaders who change the world for Christ. First-Time Students Transfer Students Online Students International Students CFNI Students Request Information Preferred Communication I consent to receive SMS text messages. This may include informational messages from Messenger College, as well as marketing and donation requests. Message and data rates may apply. Message frequency varies. Unsubscribe at any time by replying STOP or clicking the unsubscribe link where available. Reply HELP for assistance. View the Privacy Policy with the Terms and Conditions I do not consent to receive SMS text messaging. Submit Received! Thank you! Applying for Messenger College was the best decision I could have made as a young adult! It truly prepared me to feel confident to reach others for his Kingdom! " REBECCA FOSTER, MISSIONARY TO BRAZIL & MC ALUMNI WHY MC? We're Changing the World, One Leader at a Time As an institution of the Pentecostal Church of God, MC is committed to activating vibrant leaders to fulfill the mission God has for their lives. Many of our alumni serve in local churches, school districts, mission fields, etc. View Our Mission Explore Our Beliefs WONDERING ABOUT FINANCIAL AID? Contact a Counselor We have experienced counselors available to help you navigate the admissions, enrollment, and financial aid processes. Contact Us WONDERING ABOUT NEXT STEPS? Review the Admissions Process Regardless of where you're at in your journey, make sure you understand the steps for admissions and enrollment. We have a step-by-step guide available to help! Take Your Next Step

Academics Love God with your mind! At MC, learn to live differently on purpose and become the world-changer God designed you to be. View Online Degrees & Programs ACADEMIC PROGRAMS College can be more than just a classroom While at Messenger, students are challenged to strike a balance between education and experience by activating their learning in the real world. Many of our online programs involve opportunities to engage in ministry practicums, internships, and missions trips. MC is more than a classroom; it’s a ministry! FIND YOUR CUSTOM-FIT LEARNING PATHWAY Academic opportunities for any age and stage Whether you’re a recent high school graduate, a working adult, or someone answering a mid-life call to ministry, our fully online programs are designed with flexibility in mind. Grow academically, spiritually, and professionally—on your schedule, from anywhere in the world. Accredited Degree Programs: High School Dual Credit AA Christian Ministry BA Christian Ministry BA Counseling Accredited Certification Programs: Pastoral Ministry Intercultural Ministry TEFL Certification Portfolio Development Life-Long Learning Opportunities: Webinars & Cohorts (TBD) Non-Credit Courses (TBD) “ Our students pursue excellence and integrity in everything they do!" " DR. CANDACE SCALF, VICE PRESIDENT OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Fully Accredited Online Degree Programs: Christian Ministry The Associate of Arts (AA) and Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Christian Ministry prepare students to discover their calling while concentrating in areas of theology, ministry, and leadership. Students in the BA program have the opportunity to choose electives that emphasize their desired ministry interest. Learn More > Counseling The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Counseling is ideal if you are interested in starting your career or ministry in the helping professions. Graduates demonstrate competency in major concepts in psychology, and they have developed an educational foundation for offering pastoral care. Learn More > Certs and other Certifications & Other Opportunities: Certificate in Pastoral Ministry Looking to grow in your ability to serve in your church and community? MC's fully online Certificate in Pastoral Ministry is a one-year, four-course program designed to equip you to lead with confidence, preach and teach with clarity, and offer compassionate pastoral care. Contact Us > Certificate in Intercultural Ministry The Certificate in Intercultural Ministry allows students to explore missions or begin the path toward becoming a new missionary while deepening their understanding of cross-cultural service. Through expanded knowledge and hands-on field experiences, the program culminates in a missionary development internship that prepares students for effective service in diverse ministry contexts. Contact Us > TEFL Certificate Want to make a global impact? Messenger College now offers a fully online Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL), which equips students with the practical tools and cross-cultural awareness needed to teach English internationally. Contact Us > Dual Credit Enrollment for High Schoolers Begin your collegiate journey while you're still in High School! Designed for juniors and seniors, MC's online dual enrollment program provides an opportunity for you to earn college and high school credit at the same time—and all from home! At MC, you can insert Jesus into your general education coursework, reduce future tuition costs, and build confidence for your future. Contact Us > Portfolio Development Course: Turn your existing experiences into college credit! At MC, we can pair students with a faculty member who will evaluate prior learning—whether from work, ministry, military service, or other training—and determine its equivalency to academic coursework. It’s a flexible, cost-effective way to accelerate your degree while honoring the knowledge you’ve already gained. Contact Us > Non-Credit Courses & Cohorts: Learning doesn’t always involve a degree. That’s why we’re committed to offering a variety of non-credit webinars, cohorts, and short courses designed for lifelong learners. These flexible learning experiences provide accessible, Christ-centered growth opportunities for anyone seeking to keep learning and leading well. More information is forthcoming. Coming Soon

Scholarship & Financial Aid Opportunity FINANCIAL FACTS We know that funding your college education can be challenging, and at Messenger College, we are committed to maintaining an affordable tuition rate that makes achieving your degree realistic, without the need to take on unnecessary amounts of student debt. 100% Receive financial aid Through grants, scholarships, etc. 50% More affordable Than other similar degrees in the area 1:3 Faculty-to-student ratio Our team is available to help! 75% AVG tuition coverage For enrolling students at MC. Filing FAFSA & Applying for Aid The Financial Aid process begins by filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA.gov ). If this is your first time applying, take a look at this overview video , and review the FAQ section below for MC-specific financial aid details and requirements. FAQs Scholarships & Other Opportunities Messenger College has several scholarship and grant opportunities available to incoming students. These are based on merit and do not need to be repaid in the future. However, applications must be renewed annually, and availability is limited. Scholarships It is my goal to see that our students have every financial advantage available as they pursue their degree at MC and fulfill their purpose in Christ's Kingdom. " CAROLYN DOWD, FINANCIAL AID DIRECTOR Financial Aid FAQs: How do I apply for Financial Aid? The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the only application required when applying for federal aid at Messenger College. For important information and tips on submitting the FAFSA, visit Filling Out the FAFSA (https://studentaid.gov/apply-for-aid/fafsa/filling-out)and watch the video Applying for Financial Aid With the FAFSA Form. NOTE: Federal financial aid is not available for students enrolled in the certificate programs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UupEQdS2VMY 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 full-time, a student must be enrolled in at least 12 credit hours per semester. • Six (6) credit hours is considered half-time and Pell grant aid is reduced by 50%. • Six credit hours is the minimum enrollment to qualify for student loans. How much does MC cost? BA/AA Degree Programs: Tuition Rate $415 per credit hour Academic Program Fee $400 per semester Student Life Fee (if residential) $400 per semester Laundry Fee (if residential) $30 per semester Parking Fee (if residential) $30 per semester Double Occupancy Housing $2,300 per semester Single Occupancy Housing $3,300 per semester Certificates in Pastoral Ministry or Intercultural Ministry: Tuition Rate $207.50 per credit hour Academic Program Fee $255 per semester TEFL Certificate: Tuition Rate $415 per credit hour Academic Program Fee $95 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. For degree programs, a down payment may be required if financial aid does not cover at least half of the charges. Payments may be made in four equal installments during the semester as indicated by the Payment Plan Agreement. For certificate programs, the down payment is waived. Payments may be made in five 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.(https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEnu3BHoR9IYgBnCkqQdgmA) 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.(undefined) 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. (https://studentaid.gov/resources) Cost of Attendance: As you consider your financial aid options and plan for the future, we want to help make sure you are aware of all direct (tuition, books, etc.) and indirect (transportation, food) expenses that should be accounted for when attending Messenger College. Review Tuition & Fees Net Price Calculator Scholarships: Messenger College has a limited number of donor-supported academic and need-based scholarships available each year. Interested applicants may obtain a scholarship application from the Office of Financial Aid ( finaid@messengercollege.edu ). Although due dates may vary from year to year, general scholarship deadlines are March 1 for the fall semester and December 1 for the following spring semester. Contact Financial Aid Distribution Scholarship amounts are subject to change and the availability of funds each semester. The Scholarship Committee of MC reviews and awards scholarships to applicants; however, completing and submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance or receipt of any scholarship. Federal grants and loans, along with external scholarships, will be applied first to the student’s account, followed by MC internal scholarships. Eligibility To be eligible, students must have completed an application and been officially accepted in one of MC’s degree programs. In addition, the applicant must be a residential student living in the college-owned apartments, and be enrolled in a minimum of 12 credit hours to remain eligible. Students accepted to MC on probation are not eligible to apply for any scholarships for that semester. Annual Agreement Students are notified by the Scholarship Committee, and are required to sign an awards agreement in each applicable semester. You may access the sample here. (undefined) PCG Ordained/Licensed Minister • Minimum 2.75 High School GPA to apply; minimum GPA or higher must be maintained • FAFSA must be completed for each academic year • Must provide copy of PCG ministerial credentials • Up to $1,000 per semester (based on availability of scholarship funds) Academic Scholarship • Minimum 3.5 High School GPA to apply; minimum GPA or higher must be maintained • FAFSA must be completed for each academic year • $125 - $1,000 per semester (based on need (EFC) & availability of scholarship funds) Teen Talent Scholarship • $1,000 granted • Awarded to First Place National winners in the categories of Male/Female Vocalist ; Instrumental Solo; Persuasive Speaking • Awarded for the first year of study only (may be divided between Fall & Spring semesters) • Must be used within one academic year of winning or high school graduation, whichever is later Bible Quiz Scholarship • $1,000 granted • Awarded to first place National winner (Top Quizzer) • Awarded for the first year of study only (may be divided between Fall & Spring semesters) • Must be used within one academic year of winning or high school graduation, whichever is later Need-Based Scholarship • Minimum 2.5 High School GPA to apply; 2.5 or higher must be maintained at MC. • FAFSA must be completed for each academic year. • Minimum $125 per semester (based on need [SAI] and availability of scholarship funds). • Actual award amount to be determined by MC's Finance Committee. 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MC's Leadership and Faculty: Our President: Dr. James Rayburn President President Rayburn has served as a Youth Minister, Military Army Chaplain, Kentucky District Bishop, and Assistant General Bishop of the Southeast Division of the Pentecostal Church of God. He has a B.A. in Christian Ministry from Southern Bible College, a M.S. Degree in Guidance/Counseling from Radford University, a M.Div. Degree from the Assemblies of God Graduate School, and a Doctor of Ministry Degree from the Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. He is also a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, Marriage and Family Therapist, and a Board-Certified Chaplain. He is married to Mimi Withrow Rayburn, ARNP, and has two daughters, Candace (Jacob) and Carlyn (David), plus two grandchildren, David and Renee Alvarez. President Rayburn has served on the Governing Board of Messenger College since its existence, with a three-year exception while stationed with the US Army in Germany. Since returning, he served as the Chair of Counseling for Messenger College, until becoming the Messenger College President in 2021. Our Leadership: Dr. Candace Scalf Vice President of Academic Affairs/General Counsel Angela Heppner Vice President of Business Affairs Dr. Michael West Chair of Online and General Education / Director of Student Development Compliance Carolyn Dowd Director of Financial Aid and Registrar Dr. Steven Bontrager Department Chair of Christian Ministries Meredith Ivey, LPC-S Department Chair of Counseling Wade Kinnin Libraria n Lynnea Martinez Director of Student Development and Campus Pastor Our Faculty: Current Year Instructors Arp, Tyler, M.A. Practical Theology, Regent University Bontrager, Steven, D.Min., Portland Seminary/George Fox University Caywood, Jason, M.Div., Fuller Theological Seminary Deese, Randall, M.Div., Faith Evangelical Lutheran University Dowd, Carolyn, B.S. Accounting, University of Indianapolis Haecker, Kathy, M.A. Professional Counseling, Amberton University Ivey, Meredith, M.Ed. Counseling, University of North Texas Kinnin, Wade, M.L.I.S., University of North Texas Ming, Spencer, M.A. Theological Studies, Asbury Theological Seminary Rayburn, James, D.Min., Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary Scalf, Candace, J.D., Liberty University, Ph.D., Leadership, University of the Cumberlands Warren, Anna, M.Ed. Curriculum & Instruction: History, Liberty University Warren, Ryan, M.A. Christian Apologetics Thesis, Liberty University West, Michael, M.A. Christian Apologetics, Biola University

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response Review MC's COVID-19 Safe Return to Campus Plan Student Emergency Financial Aid Grants Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds (HEERF) 30 Day Fund Report June 9, 2020 Messenger College signed and returned to the Department of Education the Certificate and Agreement for the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund for Emergency Financial Aid Grants to Students under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act on April 24, 2020. This document is an assurance that MC has used, or intends to use, no less than 50% of the funds received under Section 18004(a)(1) of the CARES Act to provide Emergency Financial Aid Grants to students. As of May 9, 2020, the total amount of funds MC has been awarded by the Department for Emergency Financial Aid Grants to Students is $20,880. The total amount of Emergency Financial Aid Grants distributed to students under Section 18004(a)(1) of the CARES Act as of June 8, 2020 is $0. The funds are currently unavailable due to a payment route flag that must be cleared before the funds can be drawn down and distributed. The estimated total number of students eligible to participate in programs under Section 484 in Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965 and thus eligible to receive Emergency Financial Aid Grants to students under Section 18004(a)(1) of the CARES Act is 32. Students who are enrolled exclusively in an online program are not eligible and not included in this number. The total number of students who have received a Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund Grant to students under Section 18004(a)(1) of the CARES Act is 0 as of June 8, 2020. MC’s method to determine which students receive Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund Grants and how much they would receive under Section 18004(a)(1) of the CARES Act was based on eligibility and qualifying expenses requested in an application MC sent the following email to eligible students concerning the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund Grants On March 27, 2020, the CARES Act was signed into law. This Act provides grants to institutions such as Messenger College to assist its students who have experienced expenses related to the disruption of campus operations. Messenger College has been awarded a grant relative to the CARES Act and will be distributing funds to affected students once the funds are available, but you must complete and submit an application in order to receive any money. The funds are intended to cover expenses related to the disruption of campus operations due to coronavirus (including eligible expenses under a student’s cost of attendance, such as food, housing, course materials, technology, health care, and child care). Here is the link to the application: https://forms.gle/LW3zYQX4pKFwvxEe9 . The completed application must be received by the Director of Financial Aid no later than the end of the day on Monday, May 18*. Once funds are distributed to students, late applications (received after May 18) will be considered if there are any funds remaining. 45-Day Update July 16, 2020 As of this date, $20,880 has been received under Section 18004(a)(1) of the CARES Act to provide Emergency Financial Aid Grants to students. All $20,880 of Emergency Financial Aid Grants has been distributed to students under Section 18004(a)(1) of the CARES Act as of this date. Emergency Financial Aid Grants were awarded to all 32 eligible students. All eligible students received a minimum of $325. Additional amounts were awarded based on amounts requested in the applications received. Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds (HEERF II and III) June 30, 2021 30 Day Fund Report September 30, 2021 30 Day Fund Report- FINAL REPORT HEERF Funds Quarterly Reporting 3rd Quarter Reporting, 2020 October 30, 2020 Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Reporting 3rd Quarter 2020 Report Revised July 8, 2021 4th Quarter Reporting, 2020 January 7, 2021 Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Reporting 4th Quarter 2020 Report Revised July 8, 2021 1st Quarter Reporting, 2021 April 9, 2021 Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Reporting 2nd Quarter Reporting, 2021 July 8, 2021 Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Reporting 3rd Quarter Reporting, 2021 October 7, 2021 Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Reporting

MC Online Do you want a quality, accredited college education in a convenient way? Messenger College Online is a great avenue to gain a degree in ministry or counseling! MC Online offers a cohesive course design, lecture videos, live virtual meetings with professors, a flexible learning environment, detailed class discussions, and a set course rhythm. Now enrolling for Spring 2025! APPLY NOW Associate of Arts: Christian Ministry The Associate of Arts in Christian Ministry provides essential, foundational biblical and leadership knowledge and serves as the educational equivalent for ordination with the Pentecostal Church of God. This degree is 60 credit hours. Bachelor of Arts: Christian Ministry The Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry provides advanced study of the Bible, leadership development, and practical techniques in ministry so that you will be prepared to authoritatively and effectively respond to the ministerial need of the church and the world in which we live. This degree is 129 credit hours total. Bachelor of Arts: Counseling The Counseling program focuses on preparing students for a career in counseling. At the end of the program, you will be equipped to provide pastoral care in a congregational setting and for future graduate work in the field of counseling to become a Licensed Professional Counselor, Marriage and Family Therapist, and other advanced careers in mental health care and social work. This degree is 129 credit hours total. Degree Completion in BA in Christian Ministry Degree Completion in AA in Christian Ministry Notice Concerning Counseling Degree and Licensure: The Bachelor of Arts in Counseling is not intended to lead to licensure/certification Degree Completion in Counseling “Distance Learning students have unique needs. MC is committed to providing the highest quality distance education learning experience to meet these needs.” -Michael West, Director of Online Development Messenger College participates in the State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements. International Online Students International online students must complete all Domestic Online Admissions requirements as outlined above. However, International online students may also be required to submit transcript translation/evaluation(s) and/or proof of English proficiency as outlined in the International Residential Admissions Policy and as required by the Academic Office. International Online Disclaimer: International students desiring to attend Messenger College must recognize it is the students' responsibility to understand the specific and current rules, regulations, and requirements of their home country. Students are advised that Messenger College does not certify that their degrees will meet any licensure or certification requirements or be recognized by the students' home country. This may be an issue if the student desires to continue their education in their home country and/or with employers requiring specific requirements in their home country. In the event the government of a students' home country contacts Messenger College to indicate a lack of compliance, enrollment from the home country will stop immediately. As a result, international students enroll at their own risk, and accept this responsibility prior to enrolling. Please note, the Bachelor of Arts in Counseling is not intended to lead to licensure in the United States. International Online Students are not currently accepted from Canada. Visit the International Student Page

Messenger College is an accredited Christian college offering flexible, fully online degree programs designed to develop world-changers for a changing world. Live differently on purpose. Love God with your mind. Become a world-changer for a changing world. Learning Pathways > Apply Now > INSTITUTIONAL RECOGNITION One of the most affordable Christian degree programs in Texas Messenger College is uniquely positioned to equip leaders seeking an accredited degree in Christian Ministry or Counseling, being recognized by Christian Ministry EDU as one of the most cost-effective institutions in Dallas-Fort Worth. State Average: $102,226 MC Total Estimated Cost: $53,535 MC Cost Per Credit: $415 Total cost is $48,691 below the state average for similar programs! “Academically Excellent” Over the last 5 years, at least half of MC graduates have gone on to pursue a graduate degree. Our accredited online degrees aren’t outrageously rigorous, but we pride ourselves on preparing students for whatever might come next. “More Than a Classroom” Even in an online setting, students at Messenger receive training for ministry and are challenged to activate a life on mission by engaging in practicums, internships, and ministry trips. MC is more than a classroom; it’s a ministry! “A Place to Find Belonging” MC boasts a 1:3 faculty-to-student ratio. At Messenger College, you can find mentorship, encouragement, and authentic Christian community to help build your character and strengthen your faith in a variety of settings. Even though I attended a larger Bible college, I am confident that the educational quality at MC is equal to, if not better, than anything I received at the undergraduate level. " SPENCER MING, MATS MC ADJUNCT FACULTY LIVE THE MISSION Activate Your Calling NOW! Whether you desire to pursue Christian ministry, a career in counseling, or simply to continue your lifelong learning, we are actively developing leaders who change the world for Christ. Online Programs Learn More About MC Learning Pathways Find Your Custom-Fit Learning Pathway: Accredited Degree Programs: High School Dual Credit AA Christian Ministry BA Christian Ministry BA Counseling Accredited Certification Programs: Pastoral Ministry Intercultural Ministry TEFL Certification Portfolio Development Life-Long Learning Opportunities: Webinars & Cohorts (TBD) Non-Credit Courses (TBD) Learning opportunities for any age and stage Whether you’re a recent high school graduate, a working adult, or someone answering a mid-life call to ministry, our fully online programs are designed with flexibility in mind. Grow academically, spiritually, and professionally—on your schedule, from anywhere in the world. Fully accredited online degrees Earn a respected degree from anywhere in the world, on your schedule. Save up to 50% off other comparable schools Affordable pricing with available financial aid and scholarship opportunities. Christ-centered, biblically-sound curriculum Every course is infused with Pentecostal doctrine to strengthen your academic and spiritual foundation. Life-long learning and certificate options Still want to learn, but not interested in a degree? MC has several non-credit and certificate options too. Hands-on ministry training Opportunities include: missions and ministry trips, outreach, internships, practicums. Apply credit to your real-world experiences Get a head start on your academic journey through dual-credit or the Portfolio Development Course. LOVE GOD WITH YOUR MIND Develop a Christian Worldview Statistics report that 70-80% of Christian high schoolers abandon their faith when they go to college. Not at MC. In fact, with roughly half of our Christian Ministry department specifically trained in Philosophy & Apologetics , we create a safe space for students to wrestle with their questions and doubts. Upon degree completion, students emerge with the foundations necessary to sustain them through anything they might face as they go out to change the world. Apply Today CONCERNED ABOUT COST? Explore Tuition Rates & Financial Aid As one of the most affordable colleges in Texas, MC offers competitive rates and several scholarship or aid opportunities. Calculate Costs WONDERING ABOUT NEXT STEPS? Review the Admissions Process Regardless of where you're at in your journey, make sure you understand the steps for admissions and enrollment. We have a step-by-step guide available to help! Take Your Next Step

The MC Experience You belong here! Everyone wants to feel seen and heard. Messenger College is an online community where students can experience true Christian unity and belonging. Request Info Apply Now WHY CHOOSE MC? MC activates world-changing leaders who.... 1) Learn to love God with their mind (HEAD). Statistics report that 70-80% of Christian high schoolers abandon their faith when they go to college. Not at MC. In fact, we create a safe space for students to wrestle with their questions and doubts in order that they might emerge with the foundations necessary for a biblically sound Christian worldview. We believe that loving God fully always requires a convergence between heart knowledge and head knowledge. Explore MC Academics 2) Build Christ-like character in close-knit community (HEART). With a smaller student body at MC, no person is left behind. Messenger College boasts a 1:3 faculty-to-student ratio, and we think that's a good thing because it presents a heart-to-heart environment that allows students to grow in their faith alongside peers and professors who truly know them, care for them, and walk with them. We believe that even online forums can cultivate deep discipleship, authentic connection, and shared purpose. Explore Student Life 3) Live the mission both in the church and in the marketplace (HANDS). We believe that Jesus commissioned every disciple for all time to join Him in sharing the Gospel and that the Holy Spirit empowers us to witness, so regardless of your future career path, MC students are equipped to live on mission. Through hands-on experiences like missions trips, street evangelism, outreach projects, and ministry opportunities in preaching and worship, students don’t just learn about future ministry—they live it NOW. Explore Our Resources LOW RATES, HIGH QUALITY One of the most affordable Christian degree programs in Texas Total cost is $48,691 below the state average for similar programs according to Christian Ministry EDU. The Facts: 100% Accredited by TRACS AA, BA degree programs 50% Faculty with Doctorates Earned or in progress 5000+ Church Connections Through the Pentecostal Church of God 100% Pentecostal Doctrine Affirmed by all professors 100% Receive financial aid Through grants, scholarships, etc. 50% More affordable Than other similar degrees in the area 1:3 Faculty-to-student ratio Our team is available to help! 75% AVG tuition coverage For enrolling students at MC. ONLINE FLEXIBILITY An Education for Any Age or Stage MC’s fully accredited online degree programs are designed so you can pursue your calling without putting your life on hold. With academic excellence and spiritual depth, our online course structure allows you to study when and where it works best for you. Contact Us More About MC Online WONDERING ABOUT FINANCIAL AID? Contact a Counselor We have experienced counselors available to help you navigate the admissions, enrollment, and financial aid processes. Contact Us WONDERING ABOUT NEXT STEPS? Review the Admissions Process Regardless of where you're at in your journey, make sure you understand the steps for admissions and enrollment. We have a step-by-step guide available to help! Take Your Next Step