Why earn a Bible and Theology degree?
Our Bible faculty challenges students academically, helping them wrestle with the spiritual and practical implications of the subject matter while enhancing their educational experience. The program emphasizes the relationship between faith and learning, focusing on the relevance of the Christian faith across all disciplines. Career opportunities for graduates include senior pastor, associate pastor, biblical scholar and author, missionary, chaplain, and Bible or seminary professor.
Career Opportunities
Senior Pastor
Theology Professor
Chaplain
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Why Montreat?
Whether you’re finishing high school or transferring from another institution, where you go to college is a big decision, and we believe that Montreat College is the perfect place for you to grow, learn, and thrive. Our vibrant campus at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, our dedicated faculty, rigorous academic programs, and our talented student body create a unique and inspiring environment where you can develop a clear sense of identity and affirm your sense of purpose to honor God and serve others.
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Thrive Center
The Thrive Center supports you in your academic career by helping you improve your study skills, manage your time, learn strategies to complete class projects. You can meet with peer tutors at the Writing Center or the Math Center.
It also supports you beyond your academic career with resources for finding your calling, researching careers, finding internships, building your resume, applying to graduate school, and finding a job.
It also supports you beyond your academic career with resources for finding your calling, researching careers, finding internships, building your resume, applying to graduate school, and finding a job.
Start your success story at Montreat.
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"College is a time of maturing. You enter in as a teenager and you leave as a young adult. These are formative years, and you're not going to have all the answers figured out. But hopefully you build a foundation of moral character that then will extend the rest of your life."