GREENWOOD UNIVERSITY
GREENWOOD UNIVERSITY
An applicant for admission to a degree program must meet the minimum admission requirements for each program. Students with special circumstances and those who do not meet certain admission standards may be accepted on a conditional basis.
Admission to some programs may be granted to students who meet certain criteria. However, those who are admitted in this condition must complete the application process before the degree is granted. Admission standing is subject to cancellation or change if the admission credentials remain incomplete.
University is committed to training men and women for Christian leadership, both lay and clerical. Because of this commitment, we seek to admit persons whose motivation, character and aptitude are congruent with this purpose. The application process is designed to help you and the university determines your readiness for study at the university. The admissions process is designed to help ensure that individuals who enter one of our programs will complete it.
University does not discriminate on the basis of disability, race, color, gender, and national or ethnic origin in the according or making available of all the rights, privileges, educational policies, scholarship and loan programs, and other university-administered programs generally open to students at the university.
In addition to this legal stance, University has a biblical stance regarding cultural diversity. The ultimate, eternal community of believers, according to Revelation 5:9, will be comprised of “every tribe, tongue, and people and nation.” The desire of the university is to enjoy this same diversity and unity of believers while training culturally sensitive ministers for effective service to the entire world.
