Bachelor in Bible/Biblical Studies (Bachelor's)

Tuition is Tuition is $325 per credit hour for undergraduate courses..

Students complete a series of internships, service-learning projects, and practicum experiences each semester to apply biblical principles in real ministry settings. They take courses in biblical interpretation, theology, leadership, and communication while engaging in structured mentorship and ethical decision-making training. The program integrates academic study with practical ministry work through a work-learning model that supports skill development and financial sustainability. Each student participates in a cross-cultural practicum and a senior capstone that includes a leadership internship and seminar series.

Focus areas include Biblical Interpretation, Theology, Ministry Leadership, Evangelism, Biblical Preaching, Ethical Leadership.

The programme requires 120 credit hours distributed across general education, humanities, social sciences, leadership, and Bible courses. A 7-credit senior capstone includes a leadership internship and two seminar courses.

Graduates enter roles such as pastor, missionary, Bible teacher, youth leader, worship leader, or Christian educator.

Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent. A minimum GPA of 2.5 is required. Submission of official transcripts and a completed application form is required.

The programme totals about 120 credit hours. On campus or online; full-time or part-time; typically completed in 4 years. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 48% of applicants.

Springdale, in Northwest Arkansas, is the setting for Ecclesia's on-campus community. Students can take face-to-face classes within a structured weekly rhythm, while connecting in person with faculty, staff, and peers. The college also offers online study for students who need flexibility for work or family responsibilities, or who live outside Springdale and Northwest Arkansas. Campus visits include opportunities to sit in on a class and speak with admissions.

Ecclesia's approach joins academic study with biblical formation, personal mentoring, service, and practical preparation. Faculty and staff guide students in calling and character, while work-learning develops communication, responsibility, teamwork, and work skills through meaningful work and service. Scripture shapes how students study, lead, work, and serve. Undergraduate and graduate study are available on campus and online, with undergraduate options ranging from associate degrees to bachelor's programs.

Academic pathways include Biblical and Theological Studies, Christian Education, Psychology and Counseling, Business Administration, and Leadership. Students may also begin with an Associate of Arts or Associate of Biblical Studies. Graduate study supports deeper preparation for ministry, leadership, teaching, and Christian thought. International applicants can select on-campus or online study and apply as undergraduate, graduate, or concurrent and non-degree students. Admissions can provide guidance on application choices, transfer credit, costs, scholarships, church scholarship matching, and work-learning support.