Moody Bible Institute

Your Moody education begins in the Word. Every student in every major spends more time studying the Bible than any other book. Our objective is to train students to pull the truth from the pages of Scripture and immediately apply it practically in the world.

We take education beyond the walls of the classroom. Intense academic study comes alive through strategic volunteer opportunities, as our students make the leap from learning the Word to living it while they do ministry.

At Moody, we treat ministry and career as a single focus. We don't offer professional degrees with Bible on the side—we train men and women to make serving Christ their lifelong pursuit. It's the marriage of higher learning and a higher calling.

As a higher education and media ministry, Moody exists to equip people with the truth of God's Word to be maturing followers of Christ who are making disciples around the world.

Moody Distance Learning Continuing Education programs allow you to enhance your ministry skills and cultivate your ability to accurately understand and effectively communicate the truth of God's Word.

Outside scholarships are awarded from organizations not necessarily affiliated with Moody Bible Institute. These funds are awarded based on academic achievement, talent or other criteria. Scholarships usually do not need to be repaid.

Students who believe they have a disability which might affect their academic performance or access to classes, learning, programs or facilities at Moody and require accommodations or auxiliary aids and services should contact or visit the Student Resource Center to discuss possible accommodations. These accommodations are available to all students with a qualifying disability; however, it is the responsibility of persons with disabilities to seek available services and make their needs known to the Student Resource Center.

Moody Bible Institute's Student Resource Center is open to all campuses and schools and aims to make all college services, activities, facilities and privileges accessible to qualified persons with disabilities. Accommodations will be made on an individual basis.

Our aim is to provide qualified individuals with disabilities an equal opportunity to participate in all curricular activities, services, facilities and privileges available at Moody. This goal is accomplished by providing and coordinating support services that enable students to maximize their educational potential.

Moody Bible Institute's Student Resource Center is open to all campuses and schools. The Student Resource Center seeks to assist students in improving their academic performance and achieving a satisfactory grade point average while at Moody Bible Institute by offering help with study skills, test taking and time management. Peer tutoring is also available for students on our Chicago campus.

Our tutors assist with specific courses as well as general skills such as the writing papers. Students are allowed two free tutoring hours per week, per subject throughout the semester.

Your career is important. Career Services helps you make the most of your college career and find a job where you will grow. Meet potential employers and explore job opportunities with Career Services. Make an appointment with our staff who can help you prepare for the job that’s best for you.

Get experience that fits your passions and career goals, as you earn your degree and prepare for a job after graduation. Career Services helps you develop lifelong career skills in your chosen area. Whether you’re located on the campus in Chicago, Spokane, or Michigan, or whether you take online classes on Moody’s global campus, you can get help as you pursue your dream job.
 
As you learn and study, the communities of Moody Theological Seminary provides the opportunities you to grow in your relationship with Christ.

Moody boasts a large international student population with over 200 students from more than 50 countries and six continents, including: Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Ecuador, France, Germany, Japan, Kenya, Mexico, New Zealand, Romania, South Korea, Thailand, and the United Kingdom. We also have over 100 "missionary kid" students from every corner of the globe.

D.L. Moody's interest in the educational endeavors took root in the summer of 1870, when he met Miss Emma Dryer, principal and teacher at Illinois State Normal University. The following year, while ministering to the needs of thousands who were left homeless by the Chicago Fire, Dryer began developing a program of the Bible study, teaching and home visitation for young women.

Mr. Moody persuaded Dryer to stay in Chicago and carry on her Bible work under the auspices of his church. During the next decade, Moody continued his involvement in evangelistic work, and Dryer developed the training program among women in Chicago. At every opportunity she encouraged Moody to start a training school for young men and the women.