Degrees Offered

Each student must take the following courses from Landmark Baptist College: Personal Evangelism, Baptist History, and Inspiration of Scripture. These must be completed before receiving a diploma, undergraduate degree, or graduate degree from Landmark Baptist College.

Associate Degree

An Associate degree requires the completion of 66 credit hours as approved by the College Administration.

Bachelor Degree

A Bachelor's degree requires the completion of 132 credit hours as described in the catalog and approved by the College Administration.

Graduate Degree Prerequisites

To enter the Pastoral Studies or Theology graduate programs, the student must have (or obtain) twenty-one (21) hours of undergraduate credits in Bible and/or Practical Theology.

To enter the Christian School Administration, Elementary Education, Secondary Education, Bible College Administration, or Christian Education graduate programs, the student must have (or obtain) twelve (12) hours of undergraduate credits in Bible and nine (9) in Education.

Master Degree

A Master's degree requires 36 graduate-level credit hours above a Bachelor's Degree plus a thesis or 42 graduate-level credit hours without the thesis as approved by the College Administration. A Master's Thesis is a minimum of 50 typewritten, double spaced, 8 ½ by 11 pages. The topic of the thesis must be pre-approved by the College Administration.

Doctor Of Ministries Degree

The Doctor of Ministries degree requires the completion of 48 graduate-level credit hours beyond a Master's degree as approved by the College Administration.

Doctor Of Philosophy Or Doctor Of Education Degree

A Ph.D. or Ed.D. Degree requires 64 graduate-level credit hours beyond a Master's degree as approved by the College Administration plus a Doctoral Dissertation on a topic pre-approved by the College Administration. A limited number of Ph.D. applications will be accepted.

Freshman Core Curriculum

All freshmen are expected to take the Freshman Core Curriculum common to all degrees and majors. The following courses compose the Freshman Core Curriculum.

First Semester:

BI-103 Old Testament Survey - 3 credits

HI-101 Baptist History - 2 credits

PT-100 Personal Evangelism - 2 credits

BI-101 Bible Doctrines I - 3 credits

EN-101 English Grammar - 3 credits

MU-103 Basic Church Music - 3 credits

Second Semester:

BI-104 New Testament Survey - 3 credits

BI-202 Fear of the Lord - 2 credits

MI-101 Life of Paul - 2 credits

BI-102 Bible Doctrines II - 3 credits

EN-102 English Composition - 3 credits

PT-101 Marriage and Family - 3 credits