The College is far enough from downtown Knoxville to avoid city distractions and yet close enough to receive the social and cultural benefits that a university city of 361,000 population offers. Johnson Bible College is located on 350 acres nestled in the rolling foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. Adjacent to the French Broad River, the campus with its stately colonial buildings provides a picturesque, serene environment for learning. Most of the faculty, students and staff live on campus, creating a unique family atmosphere.
Campus life is busy and rewarding.
Classes meet Tuesday through Friday, and these days are full. Most classes convene for one hour and fifteen minutes on Tuesday and Thursday or on Wednesday and Friday. Students attend chapel three mornings and one evening each week. Students may attend local churches on Wednesdays instead of the College chapel. Saturdays, Mondays, and evenings are for work, study, and recreation.