The curriculum at a Bible college commonly emphasizes study of the Old Testament, New Testament, the history and life of Christ, Christian history, and often includes study of a language like Greek, Latin, or Hebrew.
Many Bible colleges also have their own seminaries designed to prepare Christian leaders for ordination and a life in the ministry. Seminary programs are typically separate graduate-level programs within a school devoted to training the next generation of pastoral leaders.
Christian Bible colleges are renown for offering associate, bachelor’s, master’s and post-graduate degrees in Biblical studies, and these days, programs are routinely offered online. They may also offer programs in related fields like:
• Theology
• Ministry
• Church music
• Christian counseling
• Christian education
Student life at a Bible college offers exciting opportunities to meet others with shared interests and passions. Bible college events typically include student clubs, worship services, sports programs, and opportunities for mission trips both domestically and abroad. The lived experience of Christ is emphasized during class as well as in the everyday lives of students.