Last week was an interesting week.  We had a person file a complaint with the EEOC because we have asked our teachers to sign our Statement of Faith and Lifestyle Agreement.  This should not be an issue because as a religious organization we have the right to make employment decisions based on our religious beliefs.  […]

It is important for all students to know that transfer of credits cannot be guaranteed.  Each college can set its own standards for transfer of credits.  After we open for classes we will be seeking to set up transfer agreements with as many colleges as possible to make this process as easy as possible should […]

The last couple of weeks have been primarily taken up with faculty applications.  We are currently in discussion with various instructors and hope to be able to add a few more names to our faculty list in the near future.  If you know of anyone who would be a good candidate for Worship Dance or […]

To use the word “college” or “university” in your name an institute must be licensed by the state for that purpose.  This licensing process is one that takes time.  For more information on the process see Why diplomas instead of degrees?  The Worship Arts Conservatory has as a goal to be licensed within 3-5 years […]

The Worship Arts Conservatory is a proposed higher educational institution located in Detroit dedicated to the training of Christian workers, skilled in worship.  Our goal is to train workers in all areas necessary for an effective worship service. From the beginning we knew that WAC could only become a reality if God were to bless.  […]