A student may audit any course without taking an examination or receiving credit. Those desiring to audit a course must register for the course and pay tuition and fees. Tuition is half the cost [...]

Class attendance and participation are important.
An on-campus student may not miss more than two classes per sixteen-week semester in an on-campus course. Online student attendance is recorded by submission of weekly assignments [...]

Undergraduate Full Time Status = 12 credits or more per semester
Undergraduate Part Time Status = 11 credits or less per semester
Graduate Full Time Status = 9 credits or more per [...]

Prior to the start of the term through day two of class, students may add and drop classes without penalty or cost. Starting on day three of the class, students may drop classes and [...]

Life Experience Credits (LEC) are credits awarded for prior learning in a professional or ministerial context. Students must fill out the appropriate paperwork and pay an evaluation fee in order for the credits to [...]

The Master of Divinity (MDiv) program equips students with advanced theological education, practical
ministry skills, and spiritual formation to prepare them for diverse roles in Christian leadership and
ministry. This rigorous program [...]

The Master of Ministry Leadership (MML) prepares seasoned ministry workers for Christ-centered leadership positions by taking biblical studies, theology, and practical ministry courses. The 36-credit Master of Ministry Leadership degree is the first part [...]

The Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) in Leadership is a 40-credit professional doctoral program designed to equip ministry leaders with advanced theological, biblical, and practical skills to enhance their effectiveness in ministry. The program integrates [...]

The Associates of Biblical Studies (ABS) degree is intended for undergrad students interested in an entry-level introduction to many disciplines within the Christian realm. It is designed to produce a well-rounded student, [...]