Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies
60 semester credit hours · Each listed course requirement carries 3 credits.
All 20 courses carry 3 semester credits. Foundational Doctrines of the Faith includes Hebrews 6:1–2 within the broader biblical witness.
General education
6 required courses · 18 credits
- AA-001English Composition I3 credits
- AA-002English Composition II and Research Writing3 credits
- AA-003Oral Communication3 credits
- AA-004College Mathematics or Quantitative Reasoning3 credits
- AA-005Introduction to Psychology3 credits
- AA-006World History3 credits
Biblical studies
6 required courses · 18 credits
- AA-007Old Testament Survey I: Pentateuch and Historical Books3 credits
- AA-008Old Testament Survey II: Poetry and Prophets3 credits
- AA-009New Testament Survey I: Gospels and Acts3 credits
- AA-010New Testament Survey II: Epistles and Revelation3 credits
- AA-011Biblical Interpretation and Hermeneutics3 credits
- AA-012Life and Teachings of Jesus3 credits
Theological foundations
4 required courses · 12 credits
- AA-013Introduction to Theology3 credits
- AA-014Foundational Doctrines of the Faith3 credits
- AA-015Introduction to Kingdom Theology3 credits
- AA-016Introduction to Church History3 credits
Spiritual formation and ministry
4 required courses · 12 credits
- AA-017Spiritual Formation and Discipleship3 credits
- AA-018Introduction to Ministry and Calling3 credits
- AA-019Foundations of Evangelism and Missions3 credits
- AA-020Supervised Ministry Practicum I3 credits
Course codes identify the new shells; the document groups courses by subject area, not a fixed semester schedule. Plan sequencing with school advising. Recognition of previous study or existing school coursework requires documented academic equivalency review.