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The
Applied Associate of Arts in Theology degree program of study is a two-year,
71-semester hour program designed to develop servant-leaders
equipped with a sound theological base for leadership, teaching, and
ministry within a local church, primarily related to volunteer or
bi-vocational service.
On successful completion of this
program of study students:
• Can demonstrate the veracity and reliability of the Bible;
• Understand and can explain the New Testament and its implication and
application;
• Demonstrate a working familiarity with the Hebrew Scriptures;
• Demonstrate and exemplify Christian leadership and values;
• Show understanding of the history and theology of the Church;
• Know and demonstrate understanding of biblical doctrines; and
• Demonstrate understanding of eschatological events and biblical
prophecy.
This degree program requires successful completion of a minimum of 71
semester hours which includes coursework in general education and a
departmental major in theology. To the right is a list of those
courses that a student must complete for an AAA degree in Theology.
Upon entering the AAA
degree in Theology program a student
is assigned an adviser who will be available for program advisement
and career information. An adviser helps a student create a workable
plan to meet his or her educational objectives within a
reasonable time period (normally 2-7 years).
The Applied Associate of
Arts in Biblical
Studies normally requires two years of full-time study to complete
(see Suggested Full-time Schedule).
Students who plan to complete the degree on a part-time basis should
seek to complete the degree program within not more than seven
consecutive calendar years (see
Suggested Part-time Schedule).
For the conferring of the
degree students should apply for graduation in the semester they plan
to graduate. Students may obtain an Application for Graduation
from the Registrar. This application must be filed with the Registrar
by the midterm for graduation that semester.
For admissions and
registration information for this program see
Admissions.
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