Overview

The Seminary is for believers who desire to advance their Bible knowledge to a higher level. Its primary focus is to prepare and train men, women, and children for ministry and the issues they face or will face in today's and tomorrow's world. Training students in the exposition of God’s Word, by demystifying scriptures, is the cornerstone of the seminary, with the 66 books of the Bible as the primary textbook.

One must have a bachelor's degree or equivalent from an accredited institution to enroll in the Seminary. Other factors, such as work experience and ministry involvement, will be considered.

The Seminary offers the following degrees:

Master of Arts in Apologetics and Evangelism - The Master of Arts Degree in Apologetics and Evangelism equips students to defend Christian beliefs against objections, including topics like the existence of God, the reliability of the Bible, the resurrection of Jesus, the problem of evil, arguments for Christianity, how to respond to common criticisms of the faith, and practical skills for engaging in apologetic conversations with skeptics. Students will acquire skills to defend their Christian faith intelligently and scripturally with character and empathy.
The 70 credit hours include studies in bible exposition, evangelism, systematic theology, eschatology, anthropology, and ecclesiology.

Master of Biblical and Theological Studies (MBTS) - The Master of Biblical and Theological Studies Degree provides a foundational approach to Scripture and theology and is designed to equip students with an understanding of the story of the Bible by introducing several theological concepts. Recipients of the MBST Degree will be prepared to serve in all areas of ministry.
The 40 credit hours include classes in hermeneutics, bible study methods, church history, bible doctrines, etc.

Doctor of Ministry (DM) - Degree (30 cr. Hrs.) is designed to bridge the gap between biblical and theological theory, with practical, real-world application.

Doctor of Philosophy (DP) - Degree (40 Cr. Hrs.) is designed to prepare students to serve as world leaders by providing relevant training in theological research, pedagogy, and writing.

Jr. Master of Arts in Apologetics and Evangelism

Jr. Master of Biblical and Theological Studies

Jr. Doctor of Ministry

Jr. Doctor of Philosophy

Academics Department

The Academic Department supports student learning and experiences and is organized to provide coordination and leadership for academic planning, resource management, and academic support. Additionally, the department is responsible for developing and conducting research activities for class enhancement, admitting students, and managing external communication. In addition to offering individual courses and degree programs, new in our academic department is the launch of selective FREE courses

Admissions

Once a student meets our academic standards, the Admissions Department reviews applications from incoming and transfer students and determines which students to accept. This department also provides information about the school to prospective students, including admission requirements, details about classes offered, tuition, and eligibility. Admissions may also help process initial tuition payments for accepted students and discuss available financial aid.

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Tuition and Financial AID

Earning a degree or receiving biblical education from PCBIS is an investment in time and money. PCBIS believes a Biblical education should be flexible, affordable, and achievable. Therefore, the admissions office is here to help you understand the ins and outs of financial aid, smart borrowing, and available offers. PCBIS is committed to helping students make informed investment decisions. We are prepared to help you navigate your options, whether you need financial aid or loans. The following are the types of financial assistance we can provide.

Financial AID

Types of Scholarships

Legacy Scholarship: The Legacy Scholarship is available to any student whose parent(s) have graduated from PCBIS.
Presidential Scholarship: This scholarship is awarded to outstanding students who demonstrate exceptional academic achievements and meet all other requirements and leadership skills.
Academic Scholarships: These scholarships are based on academic merit, as well as satisfying all other requirements. 3.0 GPA or Higher Required.

Types of Grants

Foundation Grants: These grants are awarded by private organizations to support various causes.
Project Grants: Government agencies or foundations provide these grants to fund specific projects or initiatives if students meet the required qualifications.
Matching Grants: Donors (corporations, foundations, or individuals) agree to match a specified amount of money provided through designated sources.

Work Study

Work-Study at PCBIS is a financial aid program that allows eligible students to earn money while enrolled by working part-time. These earnings help fund students' biblical education at PCBIS. Work-Study is a need-based program, meaning that students must demonstrate financial need to be eligible.

Loan Options

Private Loans: Banks offer these loans to students and parents to help cover education costs. They must be paid with interest, and students must pursue these independently.
Integrity Loans: PCBIS offers Integrity Loans to students who require financial assistance but cannot obtain financing via other means. However, to be approved, students must meet the eligibility requirements, request and complete the loan application.

Students must request a loan application and pay a non-refundable application fee of $50.

Note: No certificates, diplomas, or degrees will be awarded or granted until the loan is paid in full.