Join Us For A View Day
If you book online or in person, we want to give you a helpful overview of what students can expect at Columbia Bible College.
- Meet our staff
- Get to know our programs
- Sit in on a class
- Tour campus
- Find out about financial aid opportunities
- Be entered in a draw to win a $500 bursary
- Hear from our student panel
- Join a worship night or Student Council Event
Which program is right for you?
Take our program quiz to find out!
Admissions Team
Our Admission Team values personal connection. From inquiring to move-in day, our team is eager to help you with the admissions process and make your transition into college a little bit easier. Connect with us today!
Tina Richardson
Director of Admissions
Tina is always excited to meet new students! She is a Columbia alumni having completed her BA in 2003. She is a wife, mom and foster parent who has room in her heart and time in her schedule to meet with you to help you explore your calling. She enjoys old-fashioned face-to-face conversations and attending chapel each week!
Ethan Johnston
Admissions Advisor
Ethan loves one on one connection! He graduated from Summit Pacific College with a BA of Arts in religion with a Major in Counselling Foundations. Currently Ethan is working for Columbia, while completing his Masters in Counselling and loves coffee! In his spare time Ethan adventures a lot with his wife Sophia, he loves to backpack, travel and read. One of Ethan’s top passions is guiding and helping individuals find their calling with God!
Tara Walker
FINANCIAL AID ADVISOR
Tara is passionate about helping people! Her diverse background includes working with people with disabilities, to support them to live meaningful lives as full citizens. Tara is a wife, mom and grandmother and enjoys spending time with her family. She enjoys being outdoors, interacting with animals, especially horses and dogs, and learning new things. Tara believes in advocating for people by guiding them through informed choices with accountability. She is looking forward to starting a “legacy of love and acceptance” at Columbia!