FAQ
CURRICULUM:
How is the program formatted?
What is the ISOM Core?
What is included in each course?
What order should I take the courses?
What if I fail an exam?
How is my progress recorded?
Will I be ordained when completing the program?
Is this an accredited school?
ISOM is accredited through the Transworld Accrediting Commission International (TACI). Our religious accreditation is similar to Christ for the Nations Institute (CFNI) or Hillsong College. For more information please visit our accreditation page.
ENROLLMENT:
When does enrollment start?
Can I see what the program looks like before enrolling?
How long do I need to be enrolled to complete a degree?
Degree completion requires a minimum of 12 months of active enrollment. Students must also complete all applicable academic requirements for their degree program. If additional time is needed, students may remain enrolled beyond 12 months with an active subscription.
If I finish in less than 12 months, do I pay less?
If I need longer than 12 months, do I pay more?
TRANSFER:
How do I transfer previous credit into the ISOM?
Do we take personal or professional experience or ministry work as applicable credit?
Will other institutions take my credits from ISOM?
Generous transfer credit policies are in place with some of our partner institutions such as VIU, CLU, and CTS. Whether or not other institutions accept ISOM as applicable credit is at the discretion of those institutions. For more information on our credit and accreditation policies, please visit our accreditation page.
CANCELLATION:
What is your cancellation policy?
You may cancel or pause your subscription at any time through your account settings. If you cancel before your next billing date, you will not be charged again. If you do not cancel, your subscription will automatically renew each month until canceled.
Do you have a refund policy?
ORDINATION:
Does ISOM provide ordination with its degrees?
No. ISOM is an educational institution, not a church or ordaining body, and does not ordain ministers. Ordination is granted by churches, denominations, ministry organizations, or other appropriate ecclesiastical bodies according to their own requirements.
