H. Roscoe University is authorized to operate as a religious exempt institution in the State of South Carolina pursuant to Chapter 58 of Title 59 of the South Carolina Code of Laws and applicable regulations of the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education, including Section 59-58-300.
South Carolina Commission on Higher Education
1112 Lady Street, Suite 400
Columbia, S. C. 29201
803-737-2260
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H. Roscoe University is also accredited by the National Bible College Association (NBCA) - a private worldwide Christian Accreditation Agency. National Bible College Association is a faith-based, non-governmental accrediting agency, extended exclusively to private, Christian institutions upon inspection and approval of their programs, operations, and integrity. NBCA recognizes the distinctive mission, faith-based identity, and governance of Christian institutions while respecting the constitutional principle of separation of church and state. Its accreditation process evaluates participating institutions in areas such as academic programs, institutional governance and operations, educational integrity, faculty qualifications, and the institution’s alignment with established standards and its stated Christian mission. Visit their website @ http://www.n-b-c-a.com for additional information.
N.C.C.A. training offers a range of educational and professional development options, including certification, licensing, and advanced-level programs (Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctoral). After completing the applicable certification or licensing requirements, students may continue their education through additional degree-level studies, including bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs, subject to the admission and academic requirements of H. Roscoe University. N.C.C.A. certification and licensing programs should not be confused with state licensing. Students may also be eligible for educational assistance or tuition support through certain employers, churches, rehabilitation agencies, or other organizations, depending on the organization’s policies and eligibility requirements.
