Grace College

What you'll study

Coursework emphasizes original-language analysis and practical exposition. Curriculum examples listed by the seminary include:

• Advanced Greek Exegesis
• Hebrew Exegesis II
• Advanced Hebrew Exegesis
• Expository Preaching & Teaching
• Spiritual Formation

Course overviews indicate focused exegetical study of selected portions of the Greek New Testament and the Hebrew Old Testament (including wisdom literature and poetry), blending theological, expositional, and practical concerns. The preaching course pairs methodological theory with sermon development and delivery practice.

Entry requirements

Applicants normally must hold a four-year bachelor’s degree (or international equivalent) from a recognized institution. Graduates of Bible colleges, liberal arts colleges, and state universities are encouraged to apply. Candidates with pre-seminary education from non-accredited institutions or with a GPA below 2.5 may be admitted on academic restriction. Applicants without a bachelor’s degree may be considered if they meet specified ministry experience and research/writing requirements. Admissions materials required include official transcripts and a spiritual life reference; unofficial transcripts are acceptable for initial review if the degree is in progress. International applicants must submit TESOL scores and a financial certificate evidencing sufficient funding.

Career prospects

The program prepares graduates for roles that center on teaching and applying Scripture. Typical outcomes listed by the seminary include:

• Lead pastor
• Pastor or director of discipleship
• Bible teacher (high school, parachurch)
• Content producer for denominations, parachurch ministries, or publishers
• Editor for a publishing house
• Professor or preparation for Ph.D. studies

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The source material does not list specific scholarships. Prospective students should contact Seminary Admissions to inquire about available financial aid, transfer/advanced standing policies, and any institutional funding; admissions contacts are provided by the seminary for detailed guidance.