Biblical Studies
The Master of Arts in Biblical Studies provides the student with an in-depth study of the Scriptures on a graduate level, teaching hermeneutical principles and theological studies applied to study of the Scriptures. It consists of thirty-six credit hours of classroom, specific and/or independent studies.
Master's DegreeBiblical & Theological Studies
The Bachelor of Arts degree in Biblical & Theological Studies offers majors in Bible, each designed to equip an individual with a thorough knowledge of God's Word and various related subjects, including hermeneutics and an exegetical research project.
Bachelor's DegreeBiblical & Theological Studies
The Associate of Arts degree in Biblical & Theological Studies provides sixty credit hours of study in the area of bible/theology, usually marking the halfway point to the baccalaureate degree.
Associate's DegreeBusiness Administration
The Master of Business Administration prepares graduates to recognize and apply advanced knowledge of core business concepts, theories, and principles including finance, marketing, technology, and business operations, and to execute strategic plans to achieve organizational goals.
Master's DegreeBusiness Administration & Management
The Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration & Management prepares students to become ethical servant leaders who can transform a global society for the kingdom of Christ.
Bachelor's DegreeBusiness Administration & Management
The Associate of Arts degree in Business Administration & Management combines biblical study with business theory, principles, and managerial practices; it usually marks the halfway point to the baccalaureate degree.
Associate's DegreeChristian Counseling
The Bachelor of Christian Counseling degree equips students with the foundational tools in psychology and counseling from a biblical perspective and prepares them for graduate studies. Students should note that all licensing for psychology and counseling in the state of Florida requires a minimum of a master's degree.
Bachelor's DegreeDivinity
The Master of Divinity is the basic professional degree for the ministry, an advanced program integrating biblical literature, theological/historical studies, and the practices of ministry. It consists of seventy-five credit hours and prepares persons for effective ministry as pastors, church associates, evangelists, chaplains, and a broad variety of ministries.
Master's DegreeGeneral Studies
The Associate of Arts degree in General Studies is awarded to students who complete sixty credit hours in the area of general study, building competencies in biblical, communication, critical thinking, quantitative, and business areas; it usually marks the halfway point to the baccalaureate degree.
Associate's DegreeMental Health Counseling
The Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling prepares graduates to develop a professional counseling identity and proficiency in counseling theories, assessments, and practices integrated with a biblical worldview. The curriculum is representative of Florida licensure requirements; the program is not currently accredited by CACREP or MPCAC.
Master's DegreeMinistry
The Doctor of Ministry program is designed to provide the highest professional education for ministers and missionaries, enriching students with advanced biblical education and equipping them for missional living. The program guides students toward a doctoral dissertation and requires students to declare a specific emphasis for their program.
Doctoral ProfessionalMinistry & Leadership
The Bachelor of Arts degree in Ministry & Leadership prepares students to serve in a variety of ministries in the church and the world, including management and administration of churches and church-related organizations and youth ministry in Christian high schools and colleges.
Bachelor's DegreeMinistry & Leadership
The Associate of Arts degree in Ministry & Leadership provides sixty credit hours in the area of ministry/leadership, developing spiritual formation and a biblical worldview for ministry and missions; it usually marks the halfway point to the baccalaureate degree.
Associate's DegreePastoral Counseling
The Master of Arts in Pastoral Counseling prepares graduates to evaluate and apply pastoral counseling theories and practices, produce scholarly research, and provide pastoral counseling in community settings from a biblical worldview.
Master's DegreePsychology
The Bachelor of Arts Psychology degree equips students with the foundational tools in psychology and counseling from a biblical perspective and prepares them for graduate studies. Students should note that all licensing for psychology and counseling in the state of Florida requires a minimum of a master's degree.
Bachelor's DegreePsychology
The Associate of Arts degree in Psychology provides sixty credit hours in the area of psychology and develops the ability to think critically about psychological theories and practices from a Christian worldview; it usually marks the halfway point to the baccalaureate degree.
Associate's DegreeReligious Education
The Religious Education program is designed for the student who desires the benefit of a Bible education and certification to teach in the Christian School or in the public school. It is designed for students interested in both ACSI and DOE certification and requires completion of the Florida Teacher Certification Exams (FTCE).
Bachelor's DegreeTheology
The Master of Theology (Th.M.) program prepares students to participate in biblical, theological, and philosophical research, writing, and teaching or in academic research pursuits leading to doctoral work. The 48-hour program allows students to specialize in a chosen area of focus, culminating in a final project and thesis.
Master's Degree