Freelandia Bible College Academic Programs
Online Bible College and Seminary Programs
We offer exceptional online Bible college and seminary programs focused on biblical, systematic, and practical theology. These programs are meticulously designed to equip students for effective ministry. We adhere to a structured school calendar and a comprehensive grading system, ensuring academic excellence throughout your educational journey.
Biblical Theology
BA Through the Bible
As part of an online Bible college and seminary program, this series presents a systematic schedule of reading through all 66 books of the Bible. Students become at home in Scripture, learning to treat it as daily spiritual nourishment, appreciate the harmony of its message, and build a solid foundation for comparing Scripture with Scripture and rightly dividing the Word of Truth.
BB Bible Memorization
Included in our online Bible college and seminary programs, these courses provide an effective exegetical system for committing selected Bible books and key passages to memory. This supports accurate interpretation, retention, and spiritual growth, with BB assignments coordinated alongside BC assignments in alternating school quarters.
BC Books of the Bible
This sequence offers in-depth study, personal application, and retention of designated Bible books assigned in alternate school quarters. The expositional focus emphasizes spiritual comprehension and the practical application of the Bible’s message.
BD Bible Exposition
These studies provide the spiritual prerequisites and methodologies necessary for effective Bible study and exposition. Each course includes guidance, principles, examples, and inspirational resources crucial for students interested in Bible exposition.
BE Bible Exegesis
Offered through our online Bible college and seminary programs, these courses introduce Biblical Greek and Hebrew, including grammar, word studies, and the use of tools such as the interlinear Bible and analytical lexicon. Instruction is based on the Hebrew Masoretic Text and the Greek Textus Receptus (the Majority Text behind the KJV), forming a solid foundation for biblical studies for ministry preparation.
Systematic Theology
SA Bible Doctrines
Within our online Bible college and seminary programs, this course series offers an overview of fundamental Bible themes, complemented by focused studies on major Bible doctrines essential for a mature understanding of Scripture’s message.
SB Systematic Theology
This sequence builds on the foundations established in SA Bible doctrines, delving deeper into Bibliology, Theology, Angelology, Anthropology, Harmartiology, Soteriology, Ecclesiology, Eschatology, Christology, Pneumatology, and other related doctrines.
SC Historical Theology
These courses present a comprehensive overview of theological history across the ages, exploring the Church's history and the enduring conflict between God and Satan, culminating in God’s ultimate victory and vindication of His sovereignty, grace, and truth.
SD Apologetics
Our Apologetics studies provide compelling evidence from nature, history, science, personal experiences, and sanctified reasoning, leading to undeniable confirmation of the Christian faith. The deceiver’s seductions of unbelief against the great truths of God’s Word are thus systematically exposed and struck down.
Practical Theology
We deliver Practical Theology through comprehensive online Bible college and seminary programs, equipping students with real-world ministry skills grounded in Scripture. We aim to provide quality Christian college and seminary education while offering flexibility for students preparing for active service in ministry.
PA Spiritual Life
These studies present the Bible’s keys to victorious, Spirit-filled living. In today’s climate of false and unbiblical teachings, these courses clarify essential truths on sanctification, prayer, devotion, humility, identification, the cross, the resurrection life, and more—helping students develop a strong and authentic spiritual walk.
PC Biblical Counseling
Offered through our online Bible college and seminary programs, these courses prepare Bible-believing Christians for counseling ministry in the local church and beyond. Students explore principles, techniques, and processes that align fully with Scripture, along with case histories and practical answers necessary to minister effectively in the power of God’s Spirit.
PE Christian Education
These courses are ideal for those involved in or considering educational ministry in settings such as local churches, Christian day schools, or homeschooling environments. The courses cover the history of Christian education, educational philosophy, teaching principles, organization, and administration. Textbooks and assignments are carefully individualized to meet each student’s specialization.
PK Field Technology
Through our online Bible college and seminary programs, students receive technical training for a wide range of ministries, both in the local church and secular fields. Instruction includes witnessing, soul winning, prayer work, counseling, visitation, Christian leadership, and management. The textbooks and instruction are individualized to each student’s stated interest.
PM Ministerial Theology
These courses are specifically structured to train pastors and ministry leaders. Courses address the pastor’s calling, role, and personal development, along with sermon preparation, expository preaching and teaching, evangelism, church planting, church renewal, counseling, administration, supervision, and financial stewardship—all essential for effective pastoral ministry.
PY Field Laboratory
This series of project assignments allows students to apply what they have learned. Pastors and teachers may integrate projects into their current ministries, while others can participate in various service opportunities such as witnessing, tract distribution, evangelism, home Bible studies, backyard Bible clubs, youth or children’s work, counseling, and visitation.
PZ Thesis Projects
Advanced tracks within our online Bible college and seminary programs may require thesis completion, as outlined in the curriculum tables, including specified word counts. Each thesis must relate to the student’s major, receive faculty approval, and contribute meaningfully to both Christian ministry and personal growth. All work must follow the guidelines in the Freelandia Institute bulletin on Thesis Writing, and submitted theses become the property of the Freelandia Institute.
Academic Affairs at Freelandia Bible College
School Calendar
With our online Bible college and seminary programs, you can start your studies anytime and learn at your own pace. The academic year consists of four quarters, each lasting at least 12 weeks. Written permission is required to extend any school quarter beyond 18 weeks. Degree students studying two hours a day can typically finish a quarter in 12 weeks, while diploma students studying one hour a day can also complete it in that timeframe.
Textbooks
We continuously review hundreds of books related to our course subjects. Only the highest-quality texts are adopted, ensuring that our textbooks thoroughly and accurately cover the material of each course. These resources are Bible-centered, practical, edifying, and easy to understand.
Each student receives a Student Handbook that provides step-by-step guidance throughout the training process. This way, we ensure that our students have the best resources needed for a fulfilling and successful completion of their specific degree or diploma programs.
All textbooks required for our undergraduate programs (from Counselor to Bachelor) are loaned at no cost, except for the Scofield Reference Bible (original edition). Students may return these books to the library in the same excellent condition in which they were received. However, students are encouraged to keep these valuable books for their personal libraries. In that case, a modest contribution to cover replacement costs is required.
For graduate degree programs (Master's or Doctor's), all textbooks, including the Scofield Reference Bible (original edition), are not loaned. Students must keep these books for their personal library as reference materials for future study, with only a modest contribution needed to cover replacement costs. To safeguard the library from losses, all students (both undergraduate and graduate) must submit a deposit, which will be promptly refunded upon the completion of their degree or diploma program, minus any applicable library loss costs. The amount of this deposit is specified on the enrollment form.
Each student receives a Student Handbook that provides step-by-step guidance throughout the training process. This way, we ensure that our students have the best resources needed for a fulfilling and successful completion of their specific degree or diploma programs.
All textbooks required for our undergraduate programs (from Counselor to Bachelor) are loaned at no cost, except for the Scofield Reference Bible (original edition). Students may return these books to the library in the same excellent condition in which they were received. However, students are encouraged to keep these valuable books for their personal libraries. In that case, a modest contribution to cover replacement costs is required.
For graduate degree programs (Master's or Doctor's), all textbooks, including the Scofield Reference Bible (original edition), are not loaned. Students must keep these books for their personal library as reference materials for future study, with only a modest contribution needed to cover replacement costs. To safeguard the library from losses, all students (both undergraduate and graduate) must submit a deposit, which will be promptly refunded upon the completion of their degree or diploma program, minus any applicable library loss costs. The amount of this deposit is specified on the enrollment form.
Course Procedure
At the beginning of each new school quarter, students in our online Bible college and seminary programs receive six or seven course assignments, along with instructions and textbooks. Degree students are expected to spend 24 hours on each assignment (earning 2 college credits) and submit a short progress report. Diploma students will need to invest 12 hours per assignment (earning 1 Bible institute credit) along with their progress report.
Progress reports are graded, and results are sent to the student. These reports provide valid spiritual and academic insights into the student's progress, eliminating the need for additional tests or exams.
Thesis Requirements
For details on thesis requirements, please refer to the Course Descriptions and PZ Thesis Projects.
Grading System
- A (4.0) = Excellent
- B (3.0) = Superior
- C (2.0) = Good
- D (1.0) = Passing
- E (0.0) = Failing
- I = Incomplete The grade symbols A through E indicate the quality of a student’s performance in a course. The grade I shows that further work is necessary to receive credit. A minimum grade point average of 2.00 is required for the Counselor through Bachelor's degrees, while a GPA of 3.00 is necessary for the Master's or Doctorate programs.
Transfer Credit Policy
Credits earned at other accredited postsecondary institutions are accepted at full value, as long as those courses align with our stated requirements. When applying for enrollment in our online Bible college and seminary programs, please request that the schools from which you wish to transfer credit send official transcripts directly to us for evaluation. Alternatively, if you have copies of your transcripts, you can submit them for assessment during your application process. In this case, you will have a 90-day window to provide the official transcripts to our Admissions Office.
Enrollment Procedure
To enroll in any of our programs, simply complete and submit the Enrollment Form available on our website. There is no application fee. However, a small deposit to the School Library is required, as outlined on the Enrollment Form. This deposit will be refunded if you are not accepted as a student for any reason.
Every applicant must provide a testimony of new birth and a commitment to Jesus Christ as their Savior and Lord. Freelandia Bible College warmly welcomes applications from spiritually qualified Christians, regardless of denomination, age, gender, race, or country.
Every applicant must provide a testimony of new birth and a commitment to Jesus Christ as their Savior and Lord. Freelandia Bible College warmly welcomes applications from spiritually qualified Christians, regardless of denomination, age, gender, race, or country.