Bachelor's Degree Completion (B.A. and B.Min.)

Vision Christian University Student

Are you looking for a creative way to finish your degree?  Have you studied in a Vision Resource Center or do you have transferable credits?  We'll help you earn the Bachelor's degree that's right for you.

We offer the Bachelor of Ministry (B.Min.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Christian Studies completion programs for qualifying students. The variation between the two programs represent the professional and academic tracks offered by Vision International University.  Most students transfer in from the Advanced Diploma program, but if you've earned 90 credits in ministry, theology, bible, or the humanities from another recognized college or university, you should be able to easily transfer into the Bachelor's Degree Completion Program.

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Courses You'll be Need to Complete (15 credit hours)

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Courses that help you specialize in a ministry:

Emphasis in Theology (15 hours):

Emphasis in Christian Counseling (15 hours):

Emphasis in Christian Education (15 hours):

Emphasis in Leadership (15 hours):


To complete your B.A. or B.Min. you'll need to:

  1. Complete (or have previously completed) a minimum of 90 undergraduate credit hours in Biblical studies/theology or equivalent.
  2. Complete (or have previously completed) a minimum of 30 undergraduate credit hours in general education studies at Vision International University or another recognized institution (for the Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies).
  3. Complete a minimum of 120 credit hours, 30 of which must be from Vision International University. Fifteen of the required 30 credit hours must be from the required Program Core and the additional 15 credit hours must be from a prescribed Program Emphasis.

For purposes of admission and transfer to Vision International University, a “recognized college or university” includes schools approved by a U.S. State, or accredited by an accrediting body that is approved either by CHEA or the U.S. Department of Education. Institutions outside the United States must meet comparable standards through an approved transcript evaluation service.

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