Help! Someone explain the many Biblical masters programs, please!

Hey North,

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Not sure yet. Haven't even decide yet on the AA portion, unless I do it at the same place I do the Bachelors. So far, though, I've found the sites mentioned here to be about it:

ACCS
Liberty University
Southern Christian Univeristy (so this is Geisler's, eh!)
Luther Rice
Tennesee Temple University

I'm not sure how many more there are--I don't think Baker's has been updated in a while. But these are the ones so far. The AA could be done, I'm supposing, at ACCS, LU or TTU.

I've been thinking of LU mostly, but I still have to check out Tennessee and Luther a bit more. What do ya think, North? Think something like this will work for just the AA and then I can move on, or should I hit up just LU or one of the others straight into the Bachelors?

Starkman

p.s. Oh boy, I just checked the cost for Tennesse . . . Oh God, yea and behold . . . send the money! Man, they kind of get you, don't they!

 

I am not North, however, IMHO, based on what you have stated I would think that Liberty University would be a fantastic choice. At once time Liberty had an AA program, not sure whether they do now or not. But, at any rate, Liberty is accredited, credible, and affordable. I am well pleased with my Masters in Counseling from LU. Good Luck.

 

Re: LU

Hey Howard,

Thanks much. Yeah, Liberty is looking better each day. They still do have the AA, so that's a plus. And now--drum roll, please--we need the money!

It'll come if it's suppose to!

Starkman

 

Actually, no. You have this confused with Southern Evangelical Seminary in Charlotte, NC, which Geisler heads. It is accredited by TRACS.

Southern Christian University is an institution located in Alabama that is associated with the Churches of Christ. This school possesses RA accreditation through SACS.

I can see how one might confuse these names.

Cory Seibel

 

Starkman, when the time comes for you to undertake master's level study, could you be in any position to commute into Fergus Falls to take the MA in Religion at Lutheran Brethren Seminary? This is a solid place.

Cory Seibel

 

As I mentioned earlier at the AA/bachelors level Liberty is your best bet. They are an RA insitutution & affordable, which translates into great flexibility for you should you later decide to pursue a graduate degree. They do still appear to have an AA as well as the B.A.

Good luck!

North

 

Re: Liberty U.

Hey North,

Thanks, North. I appreciate it.


Hey there, CLSeibel,

Well, I really don't know at this point. I'm not sure how long I'll be in Minnesota. Matter of fact, I don't know how long I'll be anywhere, what with the way things are going right now. It's crazy, I tell ya. I think I'll be in this part of MN for a few years, but time will tell!

For the degree of it all,

Starkman