INFORMATION FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION
Persons desiring to enroll as students of the Bible Institute should write for an application form to the Superintendent of Men or Women, as the case may be. Directions concerning fi ll ing it out shoul d be foll owed explicitly. No one is accepted as a student until after the references given by him have been heard from. Applicants should not present themselves at the Institute expecting to be received as students until notified of their acceptance.
ARRIVING IN LOS ANGELES
Several lines of ra ilroads enter Los Angeles, coming in at d ifferent stations. It is impossible to meet students at the trains. Incoming students, however, should notify the Superintendent of Men or Women, as the case may be, as to the time their train is scheduled to arrive in Los Angeles, and also the road over which they are traveling. We advise that women unaccompanied take a Yellow Cab from depot to the Institute, 558 South Hope Street. Present rate from Santa Fe Depot is fifty-five cents; from Southern Pacific, forty-five cents. Immediately upon arrival at the Institute, men should report to the Superintendent of Men, and Women to the Superintendent of Women.
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
Young men and women maki ng application for admiss ion to the Institute should be at least eighteen years of age, and in reasonably sound health. All applicants desiring a degree, from the Institute must have completed the high school course or its equivalent. A thorough college course is desirable. For Christian service the best possible preparation ought to be secured. All applicants for admission to the Institute must be of approved Ch ristian char acter, and should have at least one year of Christian experience. They should mani fest a genuine love for souls. They must be willing to do hard work and submit to discipline and order. Students expecting to enter the Institute should plan on doing so at the begin ning of a semester either in September or in February, preferably in September. Students are accepted on trial, and if for any reason they are found unadapted for Christian work they may be asked to withd raw at any time. All students are required to take a STANDARDIZED ENTRANCE EXAM INATION in English. Those students who have not received a diploma of graduation from High School, who fail to pass the examination, will take a regularly prescribed Course in English. For such students it wi ll be necessary to prolong thei r stay in order to com plete the regular work of the Institute, in addition to their requirement in English. Those students who have received a High School diploma but who fail in the examination, will receive INSTRUCTION in English until such time as they are \ able to pass a satisfactory examination.I Since the fa ll of 1931, instruction in English has been a required subject for all students who have not completed Engl ish for a four-year High School course or its equivalent and who expect to receive the diploma of the Institute.
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