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Degree Completion

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The Degree Completion program provides undergraduate education in Bible knowledge, Bible study methods, communication concepts, ministry, and professional skills. The program aims to enable students to integrate their previous learning with biblical and leadership education to serve in church and parachurch organizations. Upon successful completion of the program, the student earns a B.S. in Bible degree.

Program Requirements - Total Credits: 120

Block Transfer - Credits: 60

A minimum of 40 credits must be in general education.

Bible and Theology - Credits: 36

Professional - Credits: 12

Select one of the following tracks:

Discipleship Counseling

Educational Concepts

Ministry Leadership

Organizational Management

Integration - Credits: 6

The courses below will result in an applied research project.

Electives - Credits: 6

Select two courses from the following list. Some credit may be given for life experience.

Schedule

This program consists of 20 courses taken over a period of approximately two years. Several new groups begin each year, typically in September and March. The program is continuous for four semesters. At the initial registration students are given the academic calendar that their group will follow.

Sample Sequence of Degree Completion Courses

Semester One - Total Credits: 15

  • Elective Credits: 3
  • Professional Course Credits: 3

Semester Two - Total Credits: 15

  • Elective Credits: 3
  • Professional Course Credits: 3

Semester Three - Total Credits: 15

  • Professional Course Credits: 3

Semester Four - Total Credits: 15

  • Professional Course Credits: 3

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