ONLINE BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMS
The Rogers Theological Seminary Online Bachelor of Theology Degree is a 120 credit hour undergraduate academic theology program offered by our Online Seminary in a specific "Christian Major" discipline. The program is designed to give students a deeper knowledge of Bible and Theology, while providing a focus on the student's chosen major.
Life Experience and Educational Credits may be transferable to the student's academic program, requiring less time to fulfill the credits requirement.The Undergraduate Programme of Theology is committed to teaching students to think critically both about their faith and the world in which they live. The Bachelor of Theology has three aims: to give students a solid foundation in theology with ecumenical dialogue and engagement; to develop Christian leaders who are able to help the church deal with the many challenges, and to help students grow in their faith.
BACHELOR OF THEOLOGY - B.Th.
The Bachelor of Theology is an undergraduate degree in theology. It is intended to give students a basic understanding of theology and religious sciences and provide a foundation for pastoral leadership. The Bachelor of Theology degree is not intended to prepare persons for ordained ministry. As well, it is not intended to be an undergraduate Arts degree with a major in theology. |
ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS FOR B.Th.
The B.Th. program has these points for entry,
Admitted students enroll in a qualifying year (30 credits) of designated Religious Studies and Arts courses (determined by the Chair of the Bachelor of Theology Committee).
Those who, during the qualifying year, earn a CGPA of 2.5 to 2.9 (with no grade less than 60%) normally will be granted admission to the 120-credit Bachelor of Theology program. Credits completed during the qualifying year may be applied toward the 120 credit requirement.
- To enter the 120-credit degree program, the applicant must hold a high school diploma(intermediate),or a 2 years diploma in theology, unless you qualify as a mature student. A maximum of 60 credits from another institution of higher learning can be considered for transfer into the 120-credit program.
- To enter the 90-credit first-degree program, a maximum of 30 credits from another institution of higher learning can be considered for transfer into this program.
- To enter the 60-credit program, the applicant must have completed a Bachelor of Arts or other Bachelor’s degree with a minimum CGPA of 2.7 (B-). No credits can be transferred from another institution of higher learning into the 60-credit program.
Mature students admission policy
Those who will be 23 years of age or older by September 1 of the year that they seek admission and who lack the academic qualifications normally required for entry into the B.Th. program may apply as mature students for admission to a qualifying year in the B.Th. program.Admitted students enroll in a qualifying year (30 credits) of designated Religious Studies and Arts courses (determined by the Chair of the Bachelor of Theology Committee).
Those who, during the qualifying year, earn a CGPA of 2.5 to 2.9 (with no grade less than 60%) normally will be granted admission to the 120-credit Bachelor of Theology program. Credits completed during the qualifying year may be applied toward the 120 credit requirement.
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