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Associates degree

TCOR Bible Institute Requirements

  • Prior to Admission, ALL NEW STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO:

  • Take an Admission Assessment

  • Complete Pre-Registration Form (email/online)

  • Complete Application with non-refundable application fee.  Effective August 1, there is a nonrefundable $30 (US) application fee which includes processing of the application.

  • Submit copy of high school diploma, transcripts and other requested documents for acceptance into program.

TRANSCRIPT INFORMATION

  1. You only need to send a transcript if you attended an accredited Bible College or University. 

  2. If you have not attended a Bible College or University, please email us a copy of your High School Diploma.

  3. TCOR Bible Institute will ONLY accept OFFICIAL/unopened transcripts emailed or mailed directly from the school with the seal. Application will not be processed without receipt of Transcripts.

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DESCRIPTION:

Associates Degree in Biblical Studies

COST:  $2500

(We offer monthly payment plans, if eligible)

SPECIAL NOTE:  Each course is scheduled for four weeks, with a break in between each course.  We do not run courses

simultaneously.

The Associates Degree in Biblical Studies is an accelerated 12-15 month program, designed to instruct in the basics of Bible study for the seminary student. The program is 120 semester hours in length and provides a Biblical foundation of study for all Christians who want to know more about the Bible. This program:

  • Provides each graduate with a foundation in Biblical truth so that he/she is equipped to defend and communicate the Bible to others.

  • Gives the graduate an understanding and appreciation of his/her position in Christ and enables him/her to practice spiritual disciplines as a lifestyle.

  • Enables each graduate to recognize differing world-views and minister effectively and creatively in the midst of them.

  • Assists graduates to acquire the skills necessary to serve and relate to others in a Biblical context.

  • Equips and encourage the graduate to be active participants in God’s global work.

To Apply Click Here to Download Application Form.  

 

 

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Associates Degree in Theology

 

DESCRIPTION:

 

The Associates Degree in Theology is designed to provide an introduction to the field of Bible study for beginning seminary students. The program is 60 semester hours in length and provides a Biblical foundation of study for all Christians and especially for those desiring to better understand Biblical principles. 

 

The Associates Theological Degree in Theology is a low cost biblical educational study program.  We offer a full selection of Biblical courses at an affordable tuition. 

 

  • A total of 60 semester hours are required. 

  • Our study guide is a reasonable fee of $15. Books are assigned to courses as required and price is separate from tuition.

  • You may purchase your books from Amazon or the college.

OR 101 ORIENT TO SUCCESS

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This is a required course providing an overview of how to be successful at TCOR BI.  This course is an independent

study.

ENG 101 ENGLISH COMPOSITION

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This is a college-level academic writing course.  The course focuses on the essentials of essay writing, which

students will be required to write personal, persuasive and expository essays.  The course also requires students to

read a variety of essays written at the college level.

RES 101  RESEARCH WRITING

COURSE DESCRIPTION

In this course, students will learn the basic steps in the Research Process to aid in their academic writing. Students will learn important steps for getting research off to a good start for any research assignment.

INTRO 101 INTRODUCTION TO THE BIBLE                 

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course offers an introduction to the basic steps and tools involved in the inductive study of the Bible. The student will develop the skills to practice a methodical approach to the observation, interpretation, application, and correlation to Scripture.  During this course the student will be taught how to properly read, interpret, and apply the Bible, which is foundational to vocational Christian ministry. The inductive method of Bible study taught in this course provides the student with principles and methods for a lifetime of effective and fruitful study in the Word of God.

 

HOM 101 INTRODUCTION TO HERMENEUTICS (Studying God's Word)

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course is designed to teach learner how to compose and effectively study God's word. The student will learn what is meant by the historical and cultural text of Scripture.

HOM 102 APPLYING SCRIPTURE IN ITS PROPER CONTEXT

COURSE DESCRIPTION

During this course, the student will review several scriptures which are often times used out of context.  This course will

sho how to use Scripture in its proper context.

HOM 103 HOMILETICS (Preaching God's Word)

COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course is designed to teach learners how to compose and effectively deliver sermons. In addition to homiletics, the program is designed to cover hermeneutics, systematic theology, evangelistic preaching principles, and different preaching styles. While learning to interpret the Bible, participants of this program will study the theological foundations of biblical preaching. They will also learn to assess the sermons of evangelic preachers as a method of strengthening their own competencies.

 

BIBLOT  101  THE BOOK OF GENESIS (From creation to the Tower of Babel)

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course is two-part course that offers an intensive doctrinal and historical study of Genesis, the first book of the Bible. During the first part, the student will study from the creation to the Tower of Babel.

BIBLOT 102  THE BOOK OF GENESIS II   THE OLD TESTAMENT PATRIARCHS

COURSE DESCRIPTION                       

This course is part 2, a continuation of the Book of Genesis. It continues with the historical study of the lives of the Patriarchs- Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph, and the Israelites in Egypt. The geographical and historical settings are also discussed in this course. It includes many references to lands and people, places and features in Asia Minor.

 

BIBLOT 103  DEUTERONOMY (40 years in the wilderness)

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course provides and overview of the children of Israel's experiences as they wandered in the wilderness.

BIBLOT 104 THE BOOK OF JOSHUA

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course is a study of the nation of Israel's history under the leadership of Joshua, Moses’ assistant, and successor. 

                                 

BIBL OT 105 THE BOOK OF ESTHER

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course offers a synopsis of historical and biblical events which occurred in the book of Esther

BIBL OT 106  In BETWEEN THE TESTAMENTS

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course offers a synopsis of historical and biblical events which occurred between the Old Testament and the

New Testament.

BIBL NT 101 THE BOOK OF JOHN

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course is a study of the fourth Gospel in light of its historical context, stated purpose, and development of theme to discover its testimony to the deity and saving work of the Lord Jesus Christ. In this course, students will understand the major events in the Gospel of John; be familiar with the major miracles of Christ; understand the major theological events in the Book of John; gain an appreciation for how Christ met the needs of individuals; determine the need to study the Bible for one’s self.

BIBL NT 108 CHAPEL SERVICE

EVENT DESCRIPTION

Spiritual growth and community are important to TCOR Bible Institute’s students and administrative staff. It is a time to gather, to worship God, and develop hands on skills and experiences to enhance biblical studies. Students participate in hands on services to include prayers, music, scripture readings and student sermonettes. Chapel services are held in the Church Sanctuary (or online) and are open to the public.

COPYRIGHT GUIDELINES

All of TCOR Bible Institute’s materials (e.g., website, printed books and/or unprinted manuscripts, articles, handouts, videos, etc.) are copyrighted and registered within the state of North Carolina.  Therefore, any reproduction, adaptation, publication, performance and/or display of TCOR Bible Institute's materials (which includes but not limited to--books, articles, videos, handouts, website, etc.) must first receive written permission from the college prior to use and/or publication.  Failure to do so may lead to copyright infringement.    

For written permission, send request to:

TCORBibleinstitute@gmail.com

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