Bachelor in Bible/Biblical Studies (Bachelor's)

Tuition is Tuition for the BRE degree is $6,000 per year for full-time students..

Students in this programme study biblical texts, theology, and ministry practices through structured coursework and field experiences. They engage in practical training through student ministry and a supervised internship in TESL. The programme emphasizes biblical literacy and theological understanding with a focus on ministry application. It is designed for those preparing for vocational ministry or graduate study in theology.

Focus areas include Teaching English as a Second Language, Youth Ministries.

The BRE degree requires 121 credit hours, with 75% dedicated to specialized study in Bible, theology, and ministry. The TESL concentration includes specific courses and a 3-credit internship in TESL.

Graduates typically enter roles in Christian ministry, church leadership, or international education settings with a focus on language and biblical instruction.

Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent. For the TESL concentration, applicants must have at least 12 semester hours in Bible or Theology and 6 semester hours in college English. A personal statement of intent to serve in ministry is required.

The programme totals about 121 credit hours. On-campus classes at Word of Life Bible Institute; full-time, four-year programme. For international students, tuition is below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 33% of applicants.

Davis College centers higher education on Bible study and ministry preparation. It offers associate and bachelor's degree programs, along with one-year certificates for students seeking foundational Bible knowledge. Courses are available on the main campus in Pottersville, online on a flexible schedule, and through teaching sites. The college also offers dual enrollment, Davis Excel for churches and Christian organizations, and adult learner courses at selected locations across New York State and in Utah. Teaching English as a Second Language is among its listed academic offerings.

The Pottersville campus is located in the heart of the Adirondacks, at the far end of Schroon Lake. Student life includes one-on-one discipleship, daily time in the Bible, and dorm devotions. Students can climb high peaks such as Mount Severance, explore natural bridges and caves, and take part in winter sports and summer water activities. The setting supports a campus experience closely connected to outdoor recreation and Christian community.

Students choosing on-campus study live in college housing. Male accommodation includes Hungry Dorm, three chalet dorms, and lakefront cabins. Female housing includes six dorms with different layouts and capacities; two main dorms have laundry machines and lounges. Student leadership includes resident leaders and the Student Experience Program, which supports service areas such as maintenance, food service, and housekeeping. Resident assistant roles include spiritual leadership and a scholarship.