The academic calendar begins each year in October with a one-week intensive class. Four classes are offered in the months of November, December, January and February that meet for eight weeks each on nights and weekends. A second one-week intensive class is offered in March followed by two classes in April and May for eight weeks each on nights and weekends. The year concludes with two one-week intensive classes in July. This format allows us to work with the Haitian school schedule and allow time for students who are employed or attending university to maintain that arrangement. Based on this schedule a student attending full time will complete their degree, forty courses, in four years. Students who cannot participate in full time classes may attend part time.
| Year One |
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| Introduction to the New Testament |
| Introduction to the Old Testament |
| Pentateuch |
| The Gospels |
| Acts |
| Ethics |
| Personal Evangelism |
| Homiletics |
| French |
| Greek I |
| Year Two |
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| Historical Book of the Old Testament |
| Proverbs/Ecclesiastes/Song of Solomon |
| Minor Prophets |
| Prison Epistles |
| Thessalonians |
| Fundamentals of Biblical Interpretation/Exegesis |
| Fundamentals of Christian Religion/Apologetics |
| Nature and Work of the Church |
| Church History |
| Greek II |
| Year Three |
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| Psalms |
| Isaiah & Jeremiah |
| Corinthians |
| Timothy & Titus |
| General Epistles |
| Introduction to Christian Theology |
| Christian Worldview |
| Ministry in the Local Church |
| Organization of Sunday School |
| Expository Preaching |
| Year Four |
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| Job |
| Ezekiel/Daniel |
| Romans |
| Galatians |
| Hebrews |
| Revelation |
| Critical Introduction to the Old Testament |
| Critical Introduction to the New Testament |
| Current Religious Teachings |
| Church Leadership |
