60 internal school creditsMinisterial License Track
Start with 22 courses in biblical foundations and ministry practice.
Explore the Ministerial License Track →Online applications and portals are not yet available. For admissions inquiries, email admissions@alhti.org.
Explore ministry preparation and degree pathways in biblical studies, theology, and leadership. Admission and credentialing decisions are made by the school.
60 internal school creditsStart with 22 courses in biblical foundations and ministry practice.
Explore the Ministerial License Track →
30 internal school creditsTen shared advanced courses, with an Officiant, Minister, or Chaplain pathway. Entry requires a ministerial license or equivalent preparation recognized by the school.
Explore the Ministerial Ordination Track →Explore the AA, BA, MA, and Master of Divinity offerings. The BA incorporates the AA foundation. Both graduate degrees follow a bachelor’s degree; the MDiv does not require the MA first. Course shells are being prepared, and degree teaching materials and assessments are not yet available.
60 semester credit hours
Establish a foundation in Scripture, sound interpretation, doctrine, general education, and practical ministry.
View the course sequence →120 semester credit hours
Develop competence in biblical interpretation, theological reasoning, teaching, leadership, and accountable ministry practice.
View the course sequence →36 semester credit hours
Prepare for advanced theological study, teaching, research, and informed ministry leadership.
View the course sequence →72 semester credit hours
Prepare for pastoral leadership, preaching, teaching, congregational care, and professional ministry.
View the course sequence →After the school accepts your application and you complete enrollment in the applicant portal. Staff select the courses available to you.
No payment is collected here. Any tuition or financial arrangements are communicated separately by the school.
No ceremony date has been set. Eligible graduates receive arrangements through the school’s credentialing process.