Every program is biblically grounded, Spirit-led, and taught by instructors who know your name. Start where your study begins and go as far as you are called to go.
“Their curriculum is exceptional, biblically sound, and designed to help students truly understand and apply the Word of God.”
Simone Davis — Student
Most people who feel called to study never start, because the programs available assume you can stop everything else. This one does not.
Truth Bible Institute is a satellite campus of North Carolina Theological Seminary. Every degree is conferred by NCTS and carries the seminary’s name, not the campus name. All degrees are post-secondary degrees rather than degrees of arts.
Associate of Biblical Studies. 63 credit hours across the Gospels, the Pauline letters, Old and New Testament survey, and church history.
Builds on the Associate with deeper study in Scripture and doctrine. Biblical Counseling at this level is offered in the Bahamas only.
Year one is Christian Ministry, which earns a Certificate of Completion and is the prerequisite. Year two completes the degree in your chosen subject.
The final level. Doctoral study in your subject, completed with a written thesis at doctoral standard.
Figures shown are the full program total. Other fees may apply.
Costs shown are the seminary’s all-in totals: application fee, book package, both semesters of tuition and administration fees, and the graduation fee. The catalog notes that prices may vary by location.
See the full tuition breakdownClass meets one evening a week, from 7:00 to 9:10pm, fully remote. Beyond that you should expect around eight hours of your own study, fitted around a job, a family and a ministry already in motion.
The work is real but not overwhelming. Every student writes an essay or thesis at their degree level, with a rough draft due in January and the final in March. Class participation is graded, and college-level writing is expected. You will be stretched.
Every level runs the same academic year. These are the dates for this upcoming year, from your first night of class to the morning you graduate.
Fall term begins September 14, and enrollment stays open until the first night of class.