Bachelor of Ministry
Program Overview
Degree Requirements
01. BSOT3000 Old Testament Survey Dr. James Gibson 02. OTBB3412 Survey of Joshua Dr. Harley Howard 03. OTBB4414 I Samuel Dr. Jimmy Hayes 04. OTBB4415 II Samuel Dr. Jimmy Hayes 05. OTBB4987 Job Dr. Harley Howard 06. OTBB4426 Ecclesiastes Dr. Jimmy Hayes 07. BSNT3000 New Testament Survey Dr. Edgar Simpson 08. NTBB3406 Survey of Mark Dr. James Gibson 09. NTBB3407 Survey of Luke Dr. James Gibson 10. NTBB4429 Philippians/Colossians Dr. Jimmy Hayes 11. NTBB4869 1John—Jude Dr. Jimmy Hayes 12. NTBS4000 Parables of Jesus Mr. Andrew Carr 13. MNPM4000 Personal Evangelism Dr. Randy Edwards 14. MNPM4075 Introduction to Youth Ministry Dr. Michael Reynolds 15. MNPM4900 Bi-vocational Pastor Dr. Larry Hendrickson 16. CCPM3001 Counseling Theories Christian Counselor Advisor 17. CCPM3002 Spiritual Counseling Christian Counselor Advisor 18. THEO4000 Systematic Theology Dr. James Gibson 19. THEO4950 Eschatology Dr. Randy Edwards 20. BSHS3500 Life of Christ Dr. James Gibson
Prerequisite: An approved Associate Degree or at least 60 semester hours of college credits
The Bachelor of Ministry is the final two years of the student’s undergraduate study. Students may receive advanced standing in the program through transfer credits, and in instances where the student is well-qualified, through lifetime credits. The program prepares the student for the Master of Ministry programs, the Master of Biblical Studies programs, the Master of Divinity programs, or the Master of Theology program.
The B.Min. program consists of training in key Bible books, key doctrines, and foundational ministry preparation courses. Students will receive instruction from professors such as Dr. Jimmy Hayes, president of ATS, and Dr. James Gibson, a perennial favorite professor at ATS for many, many years. Most courses will involve traditional final exams.
The Bachelor of Ministry program is an advance-at-your-own-pace program. Most students will complete the program in less than two years. Students are required to maintain a 2.5 GPA in order to advance into the ATS graduate programs. Upon completion of the B.Min. program, the student is eligible to enroll directly into the ATS School of Pastoral Studies graduate programs.
Tuition Fees:
Payment Plan A:
$200.00 down and a minimum of $50.00 per month
Payment Plan B:
Discounted Advanced Payment $1000.00 ($500.00 savings)
