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Faith Theological Seminary & Christian College offers accredited degree programs designed to prepare students for effective ministry, theological scholarship, and Spirit-led leadership. Whether you’re beginning your journey or advancing your calling, our programs offer flexible, Christ-centered education to support your goals.
We offer Diplomas and Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral degree options—delivered through a fully accredited instruction at our main campus and affiliate locations.
An intentional focus and foundational program designed to provide you with in-depth knowledge and for preparation for ministry work.
DEGREE PROGRAMS
A specialized program to enrich, broaden, and refine your knowledge to enhance your abilities as a pastor, staff minister, and/or Christian worker.
A highly-specialized program created for qualified individuals as an accumulation of prerequisite experience, challenging you to pursue and realize your full potential.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can the courses be taken through distance learning? All courses in the catalog are offered through distance learning (done by study on your own, in your home, at your own pace). They are available at the same cost as the residential with exceptions of some postage and/or flash drive components.
How are course grades calculated? Each typical 3-credit hour residential course is graded as follows: the final exam is 40% of the total grade, the writing requirement is 50%, with attendance and participation worth 10% of the final grade calculation (pp. 23, 26). An example is as follows: final exam: 96%0.96 x 0.40 = 38.40; paper grade: 88%0.88 x 0.50 = 45.00; attendance and participation: late three times = one absence: 2.50 x 3 = 7.50; final grade: 38.40 + 45.00 + 7.50 = 90.90 or 91%.
What are the writing requirements for each course? Unless otherwise noted on a specific course syllabus, each course requires a specific number of content pages for a research paper, summaries, outlines or other written elements (guidelines available for each student). The written assignments (again unless otherwise noted on the syllabus) are one-sided, content pages which do not include title pages, bibliographies or footnotes. The requirements about the font size for each assignment is 12-point Times New Roman font on a computer. Example: This is a test of various print and font sizes. These words are the font type and size used primarily in the college and seminaries materials; it is Times New Roman at a 12-point (12pt.) font size. This is a variation of Times New Roman at 13pt. This is a variation of Times New Roman at 14pt. The following are different fonts at 12pt. size: this is Courier New, this is Arial, this is Book Antigua, this is Calisto MT, this is New Gothic MT.
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