Established: 1995
Regionally Accredited: No [?]
Type: Private College
Location: Santa Clara, California, USA [map]
Homepage: http://www.gsbc.edu
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GSBC is the best
awesome school!!!
GSBC is definitely a great college. Their chapels are amazing. Bro Trieber is one of a kind. It’s up to you whether or not you use your full potential. =]God bless.
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This place is SCARY. With exception to Physics II and Calculus, all the science and math classes are at average to excelled high school level. They teach students how to debate against any scientific theories besides creationism. All their “business” classes, (glorified HS home economics and secretarial training,) are worthless in the workplace unless you plan to manage basic church finances. Their child education courses are archaic and void of any theories in actual child education practices. History classes cover, (obviously one-sided,) basic histories of American and Western European studies, but neglect the rest of the world. Everything else is focused on one interpretation of the bible.
Even if the “school” was interested in obtaining accreditation, there is absolutely no way they could earn it. The best they could earn, (if they put forth the effort to bring their resources up to date,) is accredited certificate studies in office management and GED training.