1. Is WWC an accredited program?
2. How many credits is the program?
3. What is the academic structure of the program?
4. What can I do once I complete the program?
5. Will my credits transfer?
6. Do I have to be experienced in any or all of the recreational activities?

Q: Is WWC an accredited program?

A:An extension of Philadelphia Biblical University, WWC is an accredited academic program, accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, the Association for Biblical Higher Education, and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation

Q:How many credits is the program?

A:The WWC program is comprised of a total of 32 credits, 24 of which are Bible and Bible related courses and 8 of which pertain to Arts and Sciences.

Q: What is the academic structure of the program?

A:WWC operates on two 15-week academic semesters.  The academic structure is based on a modular schedule, students taking one three credit course at a time throughout both semesters.  Each three credit course is divided into three one week teaching modules.  Students attend approximately 16-18 hours of class each week.

Q:What can I do once I complete the program?

A:Nearly 80% of students who graduate from WWC go onto further academic study.  Many students choose to continue the relationships and friendships they have made at WWC at PBU’s main campus in Langhorne, PA. 

Q: Will my credits transfer?

A:As an accredited institution, WWC credits are transferable to academic programs at many colleges and universities throughout the United States.  The number of transferable credits depends upon each specific institution and your chosen program of study.

Q:Do I have to be experienced in any or all of the recreational activities?

A: Students do not need to come to WWC with any kind of recreational experience.  All activities are developed for the beginner level as students each enter the program with different physical ability.  The only requirement is that students come with a willingness to explore and experience new challenges, both physically and academically.