Bachelor of Arts in Theology
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Program Overview
The Bachelor of Arts in Theology program is available both on campus and 100% online and is a 120 credit Undergraduate degree. This faithfully Catholic program is designed specifically for the person who has an interest in a liberal arts education.
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Coursework
The B.A. Theology program includes courses in:
- Scripture
- Religious Education
- Catechism of the Catholic Church
- Theological Research and Writing
- Moral and Dogmatic Theology
- Evangelization
These courses help students to acquire a better understanding of the Living Tradition and the Living Word, and to further develop their own personal spirituality.
A candidate for the B.A. in Theology is required to complete all course work detailed in the degree plan. The specific degree requirements for the Bachelor of Arts in Theology may be found in the Degree Plan below.
Study At Your Own Pace
Students can pursue the degree at their own pace by studying three semesters per year, and by taking more than the four courses per semester.
Double Major Option
Students desiring to double major need to complete at least 30 credits in each of any two of the areas below, with 9 of those credits in upper-level coursework (300 or above) within each major. Students interested in pursuing the double-major option will work with their academic advisor to shift an elective from a non-major area of study into a major area of study.
BA Theology Program Awards
Ranked #1 Catholic & #1 Among All Institutions
2020 – 50 Best Affordable Online Bachelor’s in Theology/Religious Studies
Are Transfer Credits Accepted for the B.A. Program?
A maximum of 60 credit hours with a grade of C or higher will be accepted for transfer into the B.A. program, provided credits are from accredited colleges, have not already been used for a Bachelor’s degree or higher, and are applicable to the B.A. degree. Of accepted transfer credits, only fifteen may be in a student’s area of concentration. Acceptance of transfer credits is at the discretion of the Academic Dean. The college also accepts CLEP testing (see the CLEP testing policy).
Beginning July 1, 2015, students may transfer into their degree program as many as, but no more than, 60 credits.
1) Freshman, 0-29 credits
2) Sophomore, 30-59 credits
3) Junior, 60-89 credits
4) Senior, 90-120 credits
How Do I Apply?
Applicants for the B.A. program should follow the Undergraduate Admissions procedures. Applicants must be able to show proficiency in both English and Mathematics, either evidenced by previous college experience or by proficiency exam.
What Are Available Career Paths With This Degree?
Youth Ministry
Religious Education
Campus Ministry
Parish Outreach
Mission Work
Education
Customer Service Personnel
Youth Services Personnel
Patient Services Representative
Faculty
Program Director:
Dr. Cynthia Toolin-Wilson
[email protected]
Online Department Chair
B.A. Theology, Online – Dr. Marianne Siegmund
On Campus Department Chair
B.A. Theology, On Campus – Dr. Andrew Blaski
For a full listing of our faculty, please visit Faculty Listing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it take to complete the Bachelor of Arts degree?
- The Bachelor of Arts degree students can pursue the degree at their own pace by studying three semesters per year, and by taking more than the four courses per semester.
- There is a 6 year time limit from entry into the program for completion of the degree requirements.
Is the program flexible for working individuals?
- Our 100% online courses provide the flexibility for working or busy individuals.
Are the Faculty members faithful to the Magisterium?
- All members of the faculty must be approved by the bishop in order to ensure fidelity to the magisterium.