Tokyo Christian University

Towards accomplishing this goal, TCU offers a wide-ranging liberal arts education and specialized education in Theological Studies, International Christian Studies, and Christian Welfare Studies, all based on a Christian worldview. Furthermore, TCU fosters holistic character education through dorm education and practical theological education. An education at TCU will equip students to understand Christian theology, to fulfill their Christian mission in church and society, and to become capable of analyzing and integrating various issues critically and constructively with the ability to present their ideas persuasively to others. In addition, students will develop sensitivity to pain in the world, and they will polish their ability to collaborate with others from a position of understanding diverse others. TCU seeks applicants who meet the following: Those who have been baptized or, in the case of those who were baptized as infants, have made a public profession of faith. Those who have expressed commitment to Christ and wish to serve in church and society in the future. *TCU considers the word "commitment" to include anyone who wishes to serve God with their life, whether as a lay person or in full-time ministry. Those who assent to TCU's founding principles and statement of faith. Those who have a basic knowledge of the Bible and English language abilities, and who have basic competencies for independent thought and self-expression. Those who can communicate effectively with others. During TCU's admissions process, we will evaluate applicants' basic knowledge of the Bible, their possession of basic competencies for independent thought and self-expression, and their ability to communicate effectively with others. The methods and standards of evaluation for admission to TCU are given separately in the Guidelines for Admissions. Click here for the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) Standard Form Campus Profile