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Program Overview
The Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies gives students a foundation in Scripture, theology, ministry, and Christian thought. Students develop biblical knowledge, communication skills, and the ability to articulate and apply their beliefs in ministry, service, and continued study.
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Learning Objectives / Outcomes
At the successful completion of the Associate Degree program the student will be able to:
Demonstrate a sound knowledge of the Scriptures, as evidenced by successful completion of the coursework within the program and improved scores on a standardized Bible test.
Define and systematically summarize one’s theological understanding as evidenced by a comprehensive, personal statement of faith.
Present a reasoned defense of one’s beliefs that is intellectually and rationally sound.
Apply biblical principles in his lifestyle and ministry internship.
Communicate effectively the Gospel through sermons, Bible studies, and/or witnessing, in the context of his gifts and calling, whether at home or on the mission field.
Course Outlines
Classes incorporate lectures, instructional work in class, demonstrations, one-on-one tutorials, library research, and comprehensive examinations on the Bible. Instruction for courses is conducted on campus in a classroom setting as well as online.
Graduation Requirements
The College confers an Associate Degree on those students who have fulfilled the Program Outline (96 Credits)
Career Pathways
Ministry Assistant
Christian Educator
Youth Ministry Support
Community Outreach
Ministry Assistant
Common Questions
Find clear answers to common questions about courses, requirements, fields of study, and academic expectations.
Can I pursue ordination or ministry roles after this degree?
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The associate degree provides a strong biblical foundation. Many graduates continue to the bachelor’s program or enter ministry support roles while discerning long-term calling.
Do I need prior ministry experience to enroll?
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No prior ministry experience is required. The program is open to students seeking a foundational education in biblical studies and Christian leadership.
What will I study in the Associate Biblical Studies program?
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Coursework covers Old and New Testament survey, theology, hermeneutics, church history, and practical ministry skills for local church and community settings.
