Boise Bible College is a small private Christian college in Boise, Idaho. It began in 1945 as a ministry of the First Church of Christ, meeting in the basement of the church building at 18th and Eastman Streets, with Orin Hardenbrook as first president. Kenneth Beckman, a church minister who also taught at the college, became president in 1949 and held the post until 1973. In 1974 the school separated from its founding congregation and became an independent institution, with J. Richard Ewing as its first full-time president. Charles Crane became president in 1990. It offers associate and bachelor's degrees and one-year certificates, and describes itself as non-denominational and supported by independent congregations. Wikipedia lists about 125 students. A high school GPA is requested for applicants, and test scores are optional according to federal-reported data summarized by third-party sites.
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Boise Bible College is a ministry-focused school with a small, personally reviewed admissions process.
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8695 W Marigold St, Boise, ID, Idaho, United States
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