Baptist Bible College

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Baptist Bible College is an institution of biblical higher education that provides a Christ-centered curriculum that fosters a biblical worldview, empowering students to engage and impact their global society.
We believe the Holy Bible was written by men supernaturally inspired that it has truth without any admixture of error for its matter and therefore is, and shall remain to the end of the age, the only complete and final revelation of the will of God to man the right-center of Christian union and the supreme standard by which all human conduct, creeds, and opinions should be tried.
Students living on the campus of Baptist Bible College are offered the opportunity to be involved in the academic atmosphere and engage in various resident life activities by living in on-campus housing.
Transitioning to college is a unique experience in which moving away from home can seem difficult for both the student and the parent. On the other hand, perhaps as a married couple, living on campus eases the process of furthering your Biblical education. Students living on the campus of Baptist Bible College are offered the opportunity to be involved in the academic atmosphere and engage in various resident life activities by living in on-campus housing. Whether it is in the dorms, honor dorms, or apartments, BBC on-campus housing provides the residential college experience close to the classroom.
Community Dorms at Baptist Bible College include Vick Hall for the ladies and Donnelson Hall for the men. Both of these options include bunk-style rooms that house 2-3 students each. Each room is furnished with fixed bunks, individual wardrobes, a desk, and TempurPedic mattresses. Both classic dorm options have community restrooms and showers on every floor. Residential assistants also live among the floors to serve as guides, encouragers, and monitors for all the students living in the traditional dorm setting. Community dorm residents are on room & board. Wi-fi and laundry are also free to all dorm residents.
The Bachelor of Arts in Pastoral Studies is a 124-hour degree that prepares men for pastoral ministry. This degree introduces those seeking a pastoral degree to basic Biblical principles and an introduction to expository preaching, Biblical counseling, and church business.
The Bachelor of Science in Middle School Education is a degree that prepares men and women for educational teaching of students in middle school. This education-preparatory degree introduces basic Biblical understanding and prepares each student for the public and private education sectors. Each student develops their profession through a thorough understanding of each student and teaching tactics focused on the desired subject of business, language arts, science, and social sciences.
The Missions Certificate applies explicitly to those who do not have a bachelor’s degree and desire to fulfill requirements for BBFI missions while furthering their education. The Missions Certificate’s purpose is to prepare students to work effectively in intercultural settings and complete eighteen (18) semester hours of undergraduate level Missions courses.
All courses are three (3) semester hours and may be completed by Distance Education and traditional courses. No more than 50% of the courses may be taken by Distance Education. This blend of courses covers missions from the perspective of the Bible, theology, theory, cultural concepts, and practical training.
The Missions Certificate program emphasizes practical skills to enhance students’ ability to understand and work with people whose worldview is different from their own. The learning schedule is flexible for moderate (2 years) to intense (1 year) study plans. Courses subsequently may apply toward the requirements of the Bachelor of Science Missions program or other undergraduate programs at BBC.
The Bachelor of Science in Business Management is a 121-hour degree that prepares men and women for managing a business. This universal degree introduces basic Biblical understanding and emphasizes business concepts through active communication, practical accounting, diverse management, and unique strategy.
To better prepare for the communication-intense culture in which we live, the Communication-Speech Division also offers a Communication minor to complement the students’ primary study area. This Communication minor will allow the student to gain practical knowledge and experience in communication skills and technology pertinent to ministry in the 21st century. This minor will better prepare students to minister in local churches and ministries as teachers, youth directors, music directors, pastors, and missionaries. This minor is designed to complement virtually any significant a student may be pursuing.
The English division of the communication department offers a TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) minor to prepare students who are anticipating working among non-English speakers, whether it be within the U.S. or abroad. This minor includes practical, in-class experience. It is versatile, enabling students to prepare a curriculum from scratch or work within a system that is already in place.

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