Q: Is there a certain number of interested students required to start a branch school? A: Yes, 2 or 3 (Matthew 18:18)
Q: Are there opportunities for internships at the branch school? A: Yes, however, that depends upon the local branch school leadership and its affiliates.
Q: Approximately how long does it take to properly set up a branch school? A: It takes anywhere from 10 to 90 days. Any extended time would require special permission from the provost, or the process would have to be reinitiated.
Q: How do I explain the meaning of Interfaith University to those who are interested in applying? A: Refer them to our student handbook, located at www.InterfaithU.net. The link is located in the footer of the homepage.
Q: How often should a branch school meet for class? A: Some branch schools meet weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or quarterly. This is totally at the discretion of the branch school administrator.
Q: How will the curriculum and educational programs of the branch school differ from the main school, if at all? A: The training for branch school administration and leadership differs in that it is designed to prepare those who are workers in the school. However, the school curriculum is the same for the main school and branch schools (all this subject is to state and territorial laws).
Q: Can I start an Interfaith University branch school myself or will I need to have a board of trustees? A: It takes 2 or 3 people to formulate a school (Matthew 18:18-20).
Q: What support can we expect from the main school during the initial setup? A: You will receive telephone, email, webinar, and text support. |