Bachelor Programs

Bachelor Programs

Bachelor Programs

Bachelor of Religious Studies

The Bachelor of Religious Studies Degree programs require students to take an average of 17 credit hours per semester if they are to graduate in four years. Students should meet with an advisor at least twice per semester in order to ensure that the student is making sufficient progress toward the completion of the educational program. Credits for Bachelor of Religious Studies degrees are earned from the courses in the following distribution areas: Bible and Theology, General Education and Humanities, General Education distribution credits, Professional Studies, Practical Ministries, Church History, Internship, and Field Education. Though the distribution areas are common to each major, the number and title of courses that are required in the majors vary from program to program.

Bible and Theology Required Courses

BIB 110

Old Testament Survey

3 Credits

BIB 210

New Testament Survey

3 Credits

THE 201

Systematic Theology I

3 Credits

THE 202

Systematic Theology II -or-

3 Credits

THE 203

Systematic Theology III

BIB 310

Old Testament Prophets

3 Credits

BIB 203

The Life of Christ

3 Credits

THE 302

Theology of the Holy Spirit

3 Credits

BIB 211

The Writings of Paul

3 Credits

THE 130

Introduction to Apologetics

3 Credits

CH 400

Church History I

3 Credits

30 Credits

General Education Courses

ENG 111

English Grammar

3 Credits

ENG 112

English Composition

3 Credits

COM 201

Public Speaking

3 Credits

MATH 103

Basic Concepts of Math

3 Credits

ENG 201

Introduction to English Literature

3 Credits

FRESHMAN STUDIES

3 Credits

18 Credits

General Education and Humanities Distribution

Students must have a total of 27 credit hours from the following courses. Six (6) hours must be taken from the Natural Science area; six (6) hours from social/behavioral sciences; and nine (9) hours from the humanities/fine arts area. Students must take either a year of Biblical languages or a year (6 hours) of modern languages in order to fulfill the humanities/fine arts requirement.

**Humanities/Fine Arts (15 Credits)

CR 200

World Religions

3 Credits

PHIL 102

Introduction to Philosophy

3 Credits

COM 360

Communication in Church Organizations

3 Credits

COM 450

Effective Religious Communications

3 Credits

THE 400

Christian Ethics

3 Credits

MU 100

Music Appreciation

3 Credits

MU 425

Music in the African American Experience

3 Credits

MU 200

Church Music and Worship

3 Credits

MU 220

Praise and Worship

3 Credits

MU 315

Vacal Techniques

3 Credits

MU 450

Orchestra Music for Churches: Music Selection

3 Credits

MU 475

Orchestra Music for Churches: Conducting

3 Credits

**Foreign Languages

6 Credits

Foreign Language Options

FL 200

Spanish I: Elementary Grammar

3 Credits

FL 250

Spanish II: Intermediate Grammar

3 Credits

FL 210

French I: Elementary Grammar

3 Credits

FL 260

French II: Intermediate Grammar

3 Credits

HEB 200

Elementary Hebrew Grammar and Reading I

3 Credits

HEB 210

Elementary Hebrew Grammar and Reading II

3 Credits

HEB 410

Exegesis of the Hebrew Bible

3 Credits

GRE 200

Elementary New Testament Greek: Reading and Grammar I

3 Credits

GRE 210

Elementary New Testament Greek: Reading and Grammar II

3 Credits

GRE 410

Exegis of the Greek New Testament

3 Credits

** A student must take one year of a foreign language if the language is to count for General Education distribution credit. Either a Biblical or a modern language will count toward foreign language distribution credit.

***Natural and Computer Sciences (6 Credits)

COMP 100

Introducation to Computers

3 Credits

COMP 200

Word Processing and Desktop Publishing

3 Credits

COM 340

Media Economics and Management

3 Credits

COM 355

Television and Internet Broadcasting

3 Credits

COM 380

Multimedia Programming and Production

3 Credits

BIOL 101

Introduction to Biology

3 Credits

***Social, Behavioral Sciences (6 Credits)

HIST 120

Ancient Civilizations

3 Credits

HIST 342

The African American Religious Experience

3 Credits

SS 200

Introduction to Psychology

3 Credits

SS 210

Sociology

3 Credits

SS 320

Marriage and the Family

3 Credits

SS 370

Sociology of Youth Culture

3 Credits

SS 380

Popular Culture

3 Credits

EDU 450

Learning Styles and Behavior: Children

3 Credits

EDU 455

Learning Styles and Behavior: Adults

3 Credits

CH 200

Religion in America

3 Credits

CR 300

Islam: An Introduction

3 Credits

CH 400

Church History I

3 Credits

CH 401

Church History II: An Introduction

3 Credits

CR 350

Religious of Africa

3 Credits

CR 375

African Religions in the New World

3 Credits

CR 400

Folk Religion, Medicine, and Magic

3 Credits

***A student must take six credits from these courses, coupled with the eight credits of Field Education and Internship credits that all students must have.

All Saints Bible College is authorized for operations as a postsecondary educational institution by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission Annual Performance Reports for All Saints Bible College can be found here.

All Saints Bible College is accredited by the Association for Biblical Higher Education Commission on Accreditation (5850 T. G. Lee Blvd., Ste. 130, Orlando, FL 32822, 407.207.0808) to grant Certificates and degrees at the Associate and Baccalaureate levels.

Copyright 2026. All Saints Bible College. All Rights Reserved.

All Saints Bible College is authorized for operations as a postsecondary educational institution by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission Annual Performance Reports for All Saints Bible College can be found here.

All Saints Bible College is accredited by the Association for Biblical Higher Education Commission on Accreditation (5850 T. G. Lee Blvd., Ste. 130, Orlando, FL 32822, 407.207.0808) to grant Certificates and degrees at the Associate and Baccalaureate levels.

Copyright 2026. All Saints Bible College. All Rights Reserved.

All Saints Bible College is authorized for operations as a postsecondary educational institution by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission Annual Performance Reports for All Saints Bible College can be found here.

All Saints Bible College is accredited by the Association for Biblical Higher Education Commission on Accreditation (5850 T. G. Lee Blvd., Ste. 130, Orlando, FL 32822, 407.207.0808) to grant Certificates and degrees at the Associate and Baccalaureate levels.

Copyright 2026. All Saints Bible College. All Rights Reserved.