Abilene Christian University

What you'll study

Core and track-based coursework blends biblical and vocational topics. Example courses listed include Introduction to Biblical Interpretation, Preaching, Living the Mission, and Story of Spiritual Formation. Each track emphasizes different emphases: youth and family ministry focuses on adolescent and family ministry in church settings; worship ministry (developed with the Department of Music) explores music's role in spiritual formation and historical worship practices; vocational missions prepares students to support themselves in secular employment while serving on missions teams; children and family ministry includes coursework in children’s education and psychology.

Entry requirements

The source page does not list specific admission criteria for this degree. Prospective applicants should contact ACU admissions or use the program information form to learn about standard undergraduate entry requirements and any track-specific prerequisites.

Career prospects

Graduates pursue a range of ministry-related roles. The program cites potential outcomes such as missionary, chaplain, counselor, evangelist, and Peace Corps volunteer, reflecting pathways in both church-based and service-oriented vocations.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The program page invites prospective students to connect with the university for information, implying that applicants should inquire directly about available scholarships, financial aid, and department-specific support. For full details on funding options, contact ACU’s admissions or financial aid offices.