Appalachian Bible College, situated in Mount Hope, West Virginia, is a private, non-profit institution championing Christian education with an emphasis on Biblical studies and ministry training. Established in 1950, it provides a serene campus environment nestled in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains, approximately an hour's drive from the state capital of Charleston. Committed to a rigorous academic approach, the college offers an array of undergraduate and graduate programs with a notable focus on pastoral studies, missions, and theology. On-campus living is a prominent feature of student life at Appalachian Bible College, with residential facilities designed to support its faith-based community. Prospective students encounter a generally accessible admissions process, with the college maintaining a holistic review of applicants. While not primarily known for its athletic programs, the institution prioritizes a well-rounded education that includes physical wellness and character development.
In the most recent statistical year 40 prospective students applied, and 40 were granted admission. Of those admitted 34 enrolled in the school. 157 students are enrolled on a full time basis, and 75 attend part time. In-state tuition for 2022/2023, excluding room and board, is $15,220 plus fees of $1,830.
