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  What to Expect


The campus is located in a small village 1 hour by public transit from the nearest larger city. The location can be refreshing, rewarding, challenging and focus oriented. Free weekends can be spent in Budapest or one of the other historic cities of Hungary.

Outreaches will be real ministry in Hungary or another European country. There will be one 10 day outreach, several weekend outreaches you may join and your 30 day outreach to a Calvary Chapel in Europe.

You will be here with approximately 100 CCBCE students who are serious about their studies. They will be from 15 different countries and almost all of them will speak English. It will be a time to discover more about God, other cultures, and more about you.




Check the links to the left or below for more on what to expect.

Outreaches      Obtaining Money      Laundry      Medical Care and Insurance

Local Transportation     Email and Internet     Personal Items and Medicines





Outreaches
CCBCE Semester Class Trip: Normally we plan one class trip each semester. We have gone to nearby places such as Prague, Vienna, Croatia, and Poland. The cost for these trips are kept as low as possible, the average cost is about $500.

CCBCE Weekend Outreaches: One of our aims is to have the students participating in and reaching out to the local Calvary Chapels around Hungary. These are voluntary outreaches. We encourage you to have some transportation and youth hostel money set aside for a few weekend outreaches to local Calvary Chapels around Hungary. Plan on $150 for three weekend outreaches.

CCBCE Week-long Outreaches: Each semester students are required to go on one week long outreach. These outreaches consist of a team going out to encourage, build up, and come alongside the local church in whatever they need. In the past, students have gone to the Ukraine, Serbia, Romania, Hungary, Germany, Slovenia, Kosovo, France, Scotland, England, etc. Costs for the outreach can be anywhere from $150 to $800 depending on where each student decides to go. Plan on a minimum of $500 for an outreach.

30 Day Outreaches: All MTP students will be going on one 30 day outreach either at the end of your first semester or at the beginning of your second. It will be to a Calvary Chapel Church located somewhere in Europe, the choice of location is yours.


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Obtaining Money
The closest ATM bank machines are a 10 minute walk (to the post office) or about 30 minutes away by bus. Students are encouraged to use the ATM machine to get money from home. Money from the ATM’s will be given in Hungarian Forints. Do not bring Travelers Checks, they are not used here.



Laundry
Washers and dryers are available. The cost is about $4 per load for washing & drying.



Medical Care and Insurance
CCBCE does not offer medical insurance. Students who want coverage while attending here should check their policies at home to see what is covered while abroad or purchase insurance before coming. Hungarian health care is cheaper than the US, so for an occasional doctor visit or minor care the cost is reasonable and affordable. Insurance is not required to attend CCBCE, but is recommended. CCBCE does have a Hungarian nurse living on campus.


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Local Transportation
Trains and buses are the main form of transportion. They have a good system that is very reasonably priced and can get you virtually anywhere you want to go. A two hour trip to Budapest by train will cost around 1,900 Forints, or about $12. Transportation by car will not be readily available.


Email and Internet
We have an internet cafe where you will be able to access your web-based email (Hotmail, Yahoo, etc) if you purchase a time code from our coffee bar. If you bring a lap top computer with a wireless card you can access our internet cafe with your laptop when you purchase a time code from our coffee bar.


Personal Items and Medicines
You will be able to buy basic personal items like shampoo, soap, snacks, and school supplies here. Any speciality items like vitamins, medications, or contact lens solution should be brought from home. These things can not be sent through the mail because customs does not allow it. The nearest “city” is an hour away, we have small stores in walking distance with basic items & food.

   

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