The Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies with an Apologetics Emphasis provides a strong foundation in biblical and theological knowledge, equipping students to defend the Christian faith with clarity and conviction. This program is designed for individuals passionate about engaging culture through reasoned dialogue and who aspire to ministry roles within churches, on mission fields, or in Christian organizations. It aims to prepare students for effective service by integrating faith with academic excellence and developing critical thinking and communication skills essential for ministry and leadership.
Prepare for ministry roles within the church, on the mission field, or within Christian organizations. The program also suits those passionate about engaging culture through reasoned dialogue.
Admission requirements may differ based on degree level, program, modality, or transfer status. Some programs may require a higher GPA and/or other qualifying criteria. Review full admission and program requirements in the University Policy Handbook.
Tuition rates provided are subject to change and may have additional details available on the university's tuition and financial aid page.
Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent. A minimum unweighted GPA of 2.8 is required, or a minimum 2.5 unweighted GPA with an ACT score of 19 or an SAT score of 1000 (math/reading on 1600 scale, after 3/1/2016).
For campus-based students, tuition is $8,250 per semester. For online students, tuition is $415 per credit. These rates apply to both home and international students.
Graduates are prepared for ministry roles within the church, on the mission field, or within Christian organizations. The program also equips students for engaging culture through reasoned dialogue.
The program requires 120 total credits. The duration depends on whether you study full-time or part-time, and if you transfer credits.
You begin by expressing your educational interests online, including your desired degree level, class setting (campus or online), and area of study. Then, you provide personal and educational details and submit your application.
Yes, General Scholarships are available, which can be merit-based, need-based, or program-specific. More information regarding scholarships and financing is available to make education accessible.