Start your studies with confidence.

Welcome to A.L. Hardy.

Your studies bring together Scripture, reflection, and practical ministry. Explore ideas carefully, learn from others, and develop skills you can use in service to your community.

You can explore this guide before enrolling. Visit Programs to compare courses, tuition, and preparation requirements.

Your first steps

1. Apply and confirm your email. Tell us about your background and goals in the online application.
2. Complete registration after acceptance. Follow your admissions email or visit student registration.
3. Set up your sign-in. Use the 24-hour email link to choose your username and a unique password of at least 12 characters.
4. Review your agreement and make your first payment. Check your program, tuition, payment dates, and refund terms before you sign. Your courses open after payment is confirmed.
5. Open your student portal. Find your program and begin with the first course introduction.

Build a study routine that works for you.

1. Look ahead. Read the course introduction, learning goals, and lesson sequence.
2. Preview the lesson. Notice its headings, key Scripture passages, and questions.
3. Read closely. Take notes, look up unfamiliar terms, and write down questions.
4. Explain it in your own words. Summarize the main ideas and revisit anything unclear.
5. Check your understanding. Complete the assigned questions and activities.
6. Join the conversation. Share your ideas in course discussions and connect the reading to practical examples.
7. Learn from feedback. Review your results, revise when asked, and finish any outstanding requirements.

Keep a Bible and notebook or digital notes close at hand. Plan regular study periods, allow time for reflection, and keep a copy of your written work.

Your learning tools

Discussions & Q&A: Every course has prompts for discussion. Share a reading-based response, ask questions, and reply respectfully to classmates. These conversations support learning; submit graded work through the assigned course assessment.

Written work: Follow the assignment instructions. When a supporting file is requested, use the submission center for PDF, DOCX, or TXT files within the displayed size limit.

Learn with integrity and care.

• Submit your own work and acknowledge the sources and assistance you use.
• Consider other viewpoints thoughtfully and discuss ideas respectfully.
• Use fictional examples in discussions. Keep private pastoral and personal information out of course posts.
• Follow your instructor’s guidance and ask when instructions are unclear.
• Keep your password and private email links to yourself.

Read academic expectations → · Explore program credentials →

Keep your studies on track.

You can pay in full or choose three or six monthly payments. Your signed agreement lists the exact dates and amounts. If a later payment is overdue, a three-day (72-hour) grace period follows before course access pauses. Your work and grades are saved.

Contact Admissions if you need help or wish to withdraw. Read the full payment and refund details.

You do not have to navigate alone.

For registration, access, payment, or accessibility questions, email admissions@alhti.org. Include your name, program, and a short explanation. Keep passwords and card details private.

Use an up-to-date browser and a reliable connection. A laptop or desktop is helpful for longer written work. Check that you can receive school email, read PDFs, and save your work.

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