SPICE Online Application

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Note: application will not be processed until the $50.00 (U.S.) application fee is sent to the address below.

Mailing Address:
Coordinator of Off-Campus Programs
Dordt University
700 7th St NE
Sioux Center, Iowa 51250

College Information
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Application Essay Questions

Transcript:
Please send an official transcript and list of the courses you are taking at the present time. If in digital form, the transcript can be sent to Rebecca.Tervo@dordt.edu.

Recommendations:
Please ask two faculty members and one student services member/pastor who knows you well to complete Recommendation Forms. These forms should be submitted to Rebecca Tervo at Rebecca.Tervo@dordt.edu or sent to the address listed at the top of the page.

Application Fee Information
A $50.00 (U.S.) non-refundable application fee must be sent to the address at the top before this application will be processed. Once an applicant has been accepted to the program, a non-refundable deposit covering the student visa cost to the Netherlands will be required to confirm your place in the program.

Statement Of Faith:
Dordt University(Sioux Center, Iowa) and the Reformed University (Gereformeerde Hogeschool, in Zwolle, The Netherlands) acknowledge, in harmony with the Reformed confessions, that the Scriptures are the Word of God. As God's infallibly and authoritatively inspired revelation, the Bible makes known the way of salvation in Jesus Christ, requires a life of obedience to the Lord, and provides the key to understanding, interpreting, and finding purpose in life.

Both Dordt University and the GH aim to establish in SPICE an environment that is conducive to the academic and spiritual development and welfare of its participants. SPICE seeks as students men and women who are committed to biblical, Christian principles.

The faculty and students of SPICE constitute a Christian community in which all must seek to speak the truth in love as brothers and sisters in the Lord. Christ calls upon both faculty and students to encourage one another to lives of faithful obedience to Him. It is expected that students will strive to obey the Lord's teaching in every area of their lives. Students who do not share this Christian commitment may not be in a position to appreciate SPICE's educational and cultural experiences. Students who come to SPICE should be fully prepared to abide by Christian standards and the policies of the program as expressed in the student handbook.