Moody Bible Institute - Undergraduate

Transfer and Test Credits

Courses being considered for transfer credit must meet the following criteria:

• Accredited – Credit must be earned through a regionally-accredited college and submitted on an official transcript
• College-Level – Credit must be college-level (usually numbered 100 or higher)
• “C” or above – Credit earned within the last 15 years with a grade of “C” or above (pass/failcourses and credits earned over 15 years will not transfer)
• 75% – The combined total of all transfer credits cannot exceed 75% of an MBI program
• Equivalent – Coursework must be equivalent to MBI requirements in content and credit hours (example: 4.5 quarter hours = 3 semester hours)

*A student's expected graduation term is considered for every 15 credits transferred. For questions on your financial aid eligibility, contact Financial Aid. 

 

Academic Requirements Report

An Academic Requirements Report is a tool that allows a student to track their academic progress toward the completion of their program.

To access the academic requirements report:

1. Log in to my.moody.edu using your Moody username and password
2. Click on Student center located under the Academic Self-service bar
3. Click on the Other Academics drop down menu located under the Academics bar.
4. Choose Academic Requirements and click the blue arrow to the right of the drop down menu

Step-by-step Instructions

Expected Graduation Date

Chicago campus students are assigned an expected graduation date based on the degree Program Plans. Students are allotted eight semesters (fall and spring) to complete the BA degree or ten semesters (fall and spring) to complete the BMus degree. For every 15 applicable transfer or previously earned credits, students will receive one less fall or spring semester to complete their degree.

You need to enroll in at least 14 – 18 credit hours each semester in order to meet your expected graduation date.  

Please click here if you plan to graduate earlier than your expected graduation date. Your academic advisor will assist you with creating a plan to fulfill all prerequisites and program requirements by your new graduation date.