Bachelor in Bible/Biblical Studies (Bachelor's)

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This programme prepares students for roles in ministry, religious education, and theological study. It focuses on biblical interpretation, Christian theology, and the historical development of Christianity. Students engage with exegetical methods and apply the Wesleyan Quadrilateral to contemporary issues. The curriculum emphasizes a biblical worldview through classroom study and practical application.

Focus areas include Biblical Interpretation, Christian Theology, History of Christianity, Wesleyan Quadrilateral, Exegetical Methods, Religious Education.

The programme requires 39 credit hours in Biblical Studies within a 120-credit total degree. Coursework includes scripture analysis, theological study, and historical context, with no mention of a thesis, capstone, or practicum.

Graduates pursue careers in ministry, religious education, and graduate theological study.

Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent. No specific GPA, test scores, or prerequisite courses are listed. Application materials include a completed application and official transcripts.

The programme totals about 120 credit hours. On-campus, full-time, typically four years. For international students, tuition is around the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 37% of applicants.

Christian liberal arts education is central to Spring Arbor University’s academic identity. Degree options span campus undergraduate, online undergraduate, graduate, and non-degree study. Spiritual life is also part of the student experience, with students describing deeper Christian faith and a changed worldview during their time at SAU. International students should expect a campus culture where religious life and education are closely connected.

Spring Arbor’s campus includes the McDonald Athletic Center, Cougar Soccer Complex, and Poling Center. The events calendar includes women’s volleyball, women’s soccer, Welcome Weekend, and student check-in activities. Student Government and campus events offer additional ways to become involved. The university presents campus visits as an opportunity to experience its Christian liberal arts setting and community before enrolling.

A continuing part of SAU’s recent institutional life is the annual SAU Open, a golf event that began in 2009 and supports students through academic and athletic scholarships. The 2026 event included 41 teams and raised more than $55,000, contributing to a total of over $280,000 raised since the event began. Spring Arbor University is located in Spring Arbor, Michigan, and offers both campus-based and online routes for students whose study preferences differ.