Yes! That’s the real price. Tuition, room, food, and all textbooks are included in this price. We’ve lowered our already low rates in honor of our 30th Year of TBI. We’re celebrating you and our school with this special discount for 2020-2021, but our normal low prices are still to be expected, even following the special promotion.

Although our prices are quite affordable, we understand that families and people have much going on at any given time. We have payment plans available for all programs and are believing with you for finances if TBI is something that’s on your heart.

Texas Bible Institute does not hold accreditation with the State of Texas, but we do have the unfailing Word of God to back us. We have found that there are rare times where certain schools will receive TBI Transcripts and give partial credit for their programs. 

Our Discipleship Program graduates receive a Certificate of Christian Studies, our Joshua Coalition graduates receive a Certificate of Ministry, while our Leadership School graduates receive a Certificate of Christian Leadership.

Yes.

There are washeterias located on campus and are free-of-charge. Students will be responsible for providing their own detergent or other supplies.

This number can usually fluctuate between 3 and 5 people per room, but is adjusted as needed by our TBI staff depending on the season and executive orders provided by local and state leaders.

There are dress codes specific to each category of activity that we’ll be enjoying. You’ll receive more information in your acceptance materials, but here are the big ones to remember:

• Jeans with no rips or holes

• Facial piercings are not to be worn during official activities. They are free to be worn during free times.
   
• T-shirts are a good thing to wear during free times, but collared shirts for men or blouses for women are a part of the dress code for official activities.

Yes, of course. As a part of your journey at TBI, you may not be promised to always receive your first pick, but roommate requests can be made through email following your acceptance. We do our best to accommodate.

Yes, there is. Nightly curfews are in place for campus safety and to instill personal responsibility, time management and rest in our students. Students will have posted times to be on campus and in their respective dorms.

Yes, students may have visitors on campus during open campus hours. All visitors are required to check-in for safety protocols and must be off-campus by nightly curfew times. Family and friends are encouraged to join us at our Country Camp retreats to see all that God’s been doing in you.

Yes. Many of our students choose to seek employment in Columbus, TX. There are many places available and our students have become great models of hard work and honor Jesus with the way they carry themselves. If you are looking to apply for jobs before arriving, please contact us for a list of businesses if you’d like.

Our campus is a tobacco-free, alcohol-free, vape-free, and weapon-free environment. These, along with any illegal substances, are strictly prohibited

 Great question! You’ll need

• A Bible
• Mini Fridges are acceptable, though you may decide amongst your roommates that only 1 or 2 are needed.
• Microwaves are permitted, but bear in mind space in the rooms.
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• Students will be responsible to provide any personal toiletries, though toilet paper and paper towels will be provided by the school.
• Laundry facilities will be provided. Students should plan to supply their own detergents and come ready with a plan to transport laundry items.
  

There are plenty of open times throughout the semester, including every Monday as an off-day, when students are free to make plans. There are also specific times in each program when extra space is made, whether the Thanksgiving holiday or simply an open weekend. We also encourage students, however, to see TBI as their home away from home and really be focused while they’re a part of the program.