Parents FAQ

We know that as a Parent, you may have some questions while you help your son or daughter choose a college.  Please feel free to contact us  or refer to the following:

How can I be sure of the quality of RMC's Faculty as Teachers and Mentors?
Rocky Mountain College holds accredited status with the "Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE)" (formerly AABC), " which indicates a demonstrated commitment to maintaining quality instructional standards.

One Student says, "My life goal is to serve God. Rocky Mountain College is the place where I can get the skills, or develop new ones, to be a better servant for Him. I love the staff so much. I love the chapel so much, it encourages my heart so much." Violin Narooz, 2007 Grad

Will the quality and availability of your programs meet my son or daughter's needs?
Rocky Mountain College holds accredited status with the Accrediting Association of Bible Colleges (AABC), which indicates a demonstrated commitment to ongoing institutional development, and assures other colleges that courses and degrees from Rocky Mountain College are worthy of acceptance and efficient transfer towards applicable programs.

One Student says, " Rocky Mountain College means more to me than simply a place to receive a good education. It is a training ground that has prepared me for God's work in the Church. The education and training I have received at RMC goes beyond knowledge--it inspires my heart and feeds my soul." Cris Block, Graduate

Low student to teacher ratio means ideal class sizes, and our Program selection continues to increase to meet the needs of our prospective and current students.

Does Rocky Mountain College have a Safe Campus?
A Calgary Police Citizen's Survey indicates that 82% of Calgarians feel "very" and "reasonably safe" walking alone in their area after dark. Security on Campus is a priority at RMC.

Within a block of the College and residences, the Brentwood Community offers everything your son or daughter will need, from groceries to gas, dollar store to dentist, bank to bus stop.

Calgary is a great place!
Check out the City of Calgary website here!

Will my son or daughter be able to get a good job?
Rocky Mountain College wants to teach your child "how to live" as well as "how to make a living". Students who graduate from RMC find employment in a wide variety of Christian ministry and human service occupations in church, para-church, missions, social service agencies and other employment environments.

Click on the link to view RMC Career/Ministry Development options!

Do you have adequate technology resources?
Rocky Mountain College is wired. We all know that the brave new world of the 21st century is a computer-driven, internet world. At RMC your son or daughter can do research on the internet and use our student computer lab to do class papers and assignments. Students receive their own RMC email address and your child also has affiliation access to all University of Calgary library resources, just across the street.

Will we get good value for the costs at RMC?
Rocky Mountain College offers fair and comparable tuition rates and other fees for the value of the accredited certificate, diploma, or degree program that your son or daughter will graduate with.
As a private educational institution, donations cover more than $1500.00 of each student's annual tuition costs (above listed fees)

Are there scholarships available?
Limited student financial aid is available through RMC from funds generously donated for this purpose. Prior to each semester students may make application to the Financial Aid Committee for financial assistance. These grants are disbursed through the year and are based on need. In most cases, eligibility is limited to students enrolled in 9 or more credit hours. Prior to each semester students may apply for financial aid on forms provided by the Student Administration Assistant. Awards are made consistent with financial need. You can find more information here. Our accreditation status also qualifies us for student loans and externally offered scholarships.