Antioch Baptist Bible College, Institute, and Seminary operates under an educational charter issued by the state of Georgia, USA, in 1968, as a dba of Shiloh Bible College, Inc. Control number H603288.
This school is registered with the United States Federal Government as a Non-profit Corporation 501(c)3. Federal I.D. is #58-2181084
Antioch Baptist Bible College, Institute, and Seminary is accredited by Accrediting Commission International for School, Colleges, and Theological Seminaries.
From the ACI website:
An accrediting organization is a watchman on the wall. Webster defines accreditation as: to give trust or confidence to; to vouch for; to recommend; to furnish with credentials, as an envoy or ambassador. Every accreditation group is not the same. They are different and focused in different areas of accreditation.
Accrediting Commission International is an international accrediting commission which holds as its primary objective the encouragement and maintenance of sound scholarship and the highest academic achievement in the areas of private education. Quality education is the goal at all times. Its purpose is the preparation of quality education in private schools, colleges, and theological seminaries. It is a non-governmental body and makes no claim to be connected with the government.
A degree covers the major taken with that degree. A student or potential student must understand that credits taken in one type of program may or may not transfer to another type program. This is the sole determination of the receiving institution.
The job market is highly competitive. Training is specialized in most fields. A graduate in one field may have difficulty in being hired in a field they are not certified for.
Accrediting Commission International only works with private schools. The potential student should inquire before enrollment for the type training they will receive.
Antioch Baptist Bible College, Institute, and Seminary (ABBCIS) is not accredited by TRACS nor by SACSCOC (Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges).