The Biblical Studies program prepares individuals for a career in a variety of ministries in the Christian church, Christian education, the mission field, social work and services, media and technology, and chaplaincy work. The Biblical Studies Department offers courses in Biblical Studies including both Old Testament and New Testament, Christian Ministry, Church History, and Christian Theology. The program of study includes a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Biblical Studies.

There are currently three concentrations, including Church Leadership, Christian Counseling and Urban Ministry. A seminary track is also available for those who desire preparation for graduate school in ministry which includes a study of the original languages of the Bible.

Freshman Fall Freshman Spring

Spiritual Formation New Testament Survey
Old Testament Survey                         Evangelism & Missions
College Foundations                           Contemporary Math
English Composition 1                         English Composition 2
Computer Literacy                               Principles of Public Speaking

Sophomore Fall Sophomore Spring

Principles of Biblical Interpretation Introduction to Christian Doctrine
History of Christian Thought Essentials of American Government
Survey of Worldviews World Literature 1
Western Civilization I Innovation and Creativity
The Book of Romans Introduction to Psychology

Junior Fall Junior Spring

Christian Apologetics                           Pauline Literature
Macroeconomics Environmental Science
The Life & Teachings of Christ The Pentateuch
Writing Elective Christian Ethics
Biblical Studies Concentration OR      Biblical Studies Concentration OR
OT/ NT/ Free Electives                                    OT/ NT/ Free Electives

Senior Fall Senior Spring

Internship                                             Church History/Theology Elective
Old Testament Elective New Testament Elective
Homiletics Introduction to Biblical Exegesis
Biblical Studies Concentration OR Biblical Studies Concentration OR
OT/ NT/ Free Electives OT/ NT/ Free Electives
Biblical Studies Concentration OR      Biblical Studies Concentration OR
OT/ NT/ Free Electives                              OT/ NT/ Free Electives

Priest or Pastor, Associate Pastor, Campus Minister, Denominational Administrator, Chaplain, Religious Education Teacher, Seminary Administrator, Campus Religious Coordinator, Counselor, Director of Religious Development, Missionary, Religious Staff Writer.

Financial Policies and Procedures

Pillar College is committed to providing an excellent cost-effective education for its students. Tuition and fee rates, payable each semester, are set annually according to economic conditions within the college and industry standards.

$21,000	Annual Full-Time Student Tuition (Domestic)
$23,176	Annual Full Time Student Tuition (International)
$10,500 $11,588	Block Rate (12-17 credits per semester) International student tuition up to 15 credits maximum *Block rate is not available to LEAD, Online and Independent-study courses
$875	Per credit rate (11 or less; 18 or more credits per semester); all Online and Independent Study Courses are charged at per credit rate
$150	Audit rate per credit
$500 $250 $275	Dual Enrollment (DEED) program per course (not per credit), taken at Pillar College Dual Enrollment (DEED) program per course (not per credit), taken at local high school Developmental Courses (ESL and courses below 100 level) per credit

Note: For International Students Tuition Rates please see the International Student Admissions page.

Note: For the LEAD program, tuition is determined at the cohort start date and remains the same for the duration of that program. Courses taken outside of the LEAD program are charged at then current tuition rates. Enrollment in a LEAD term financially obligates the student for the entire four class semester. General Semester Fees. All Fees are non-refundable.