School of Professional Studies Archives - 91³Ô¹Ï Walk a different path. Thu, 17 Sep 2026 12:40:06 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.1 Secondary Biology Education (BS) /secondary-biology-education-bs/ Thu, 20 Aug 2026 20:04:04 +0000 /?page_id=103713

Secondary Biology Education (BS)

Experience rigorious biological study with professional education training, grounded in a distinctly biblical worldview. Students develop the knowledge, instructional skills, and classroom experience needed to teach in public, private, Christian, and international schools.

Why Secondary Biology Education?

Secondary Biology Education allows you to combine a passion for science with a passion for teaching. You’ll study biology through a biblical worldview while learning how to make complex scientific concepts engaging and understandable for high school students. Prepare to inspire curiosity, develop critical thinking, and help students better understand God’s creation.

Secondary Biology Education at 91³Ô¹Ï

Biblical Integration

Courses emphasize not only ethical teaching practices, but are based in the wisdom and knowledge of scripture.

State Certification Preparation

Designed to lead to PA Department of Education certification, with additional Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) certification opportunities.

Career-Focused Training

Graduates are prepared to confidently lead biology classrooms and contribute to curriculum development and student growth.

Real Field Experience

Students gain hands-on training through classroom observations, practicum placements, and a semester-long student teaching in public and private school settings.

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There are over 70 unique programs at 91³Ô¹Ï to choose from! Not sure if this is the best program for you? Here are some more details to help you decide.

Required Credits:Ìý134

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Biology Coursework

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Education Coursework

    • Instructional Design for Secondary ProgramsÌý
    • Teaching in Secondary SchoolÌý
    • Teaching Secondary BiologyÌý
    • Philosophy of Education
    • Emerging Technology in Education

Graduates are prepared for roles such as:

      • High School Biology TeacherÌý
      • Middle School Science TeacherÌý
      • Instructional CoachÌý
      • Curriculum DesignerÌý
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An Affordable Education

While the cost of a 91³Ô¹Ï education is competitive with similar institutions, we realize you may need financial assistance to take this journey.Ìý You are not alone.Ìý97% of our full-time undergraduate students receive some form of financial assistance.Ìý

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Faith Rohrer

I have been blessed with many great professors in the Department of Teacher Education. They greatly encourage their students, wanting us to graduate fully prepared and confident in our teaching abilities. They integrate biblical ideas into what they teach us and even have us write biblical worldview lesson plans which benefit future teachers no matter what school they find themselves in.

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Business (AA) | Online /business-aa-online-2/ Wed, 06 May 2026 20:17:03 +0000 /?page_id=101786

Business (AA) | Online

The Associate of Arts in Business at 91³Ô¹Ï provides a strong foundational education in core business principles, preparing students for entry-level roles or seamless transfer into a bachelor’s program. Students gain practical knowledge from a biblical perspective in areas such as accounting, finance, marketing, management, and operations, all delivered through 91³Ô¹Ï’s flexible 7-week FLEX Learning model designed for working adults.

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Credits
60
Years
2
Online
100 %
Per credit (18-credit load)
$ 272

Our Distinctives

TheÌýAA in Business (Online)Ìýat 91³Ô¹Ï is built for today’s adult learner; flexible, career-focused, and rooted in God’s Word and in excellence.

91³Ô¹Ï Ranks #2 in Glanzer’s Guide to Christian Colleges and Universities. At 91³Ô¹Ï, we work hard to ensure that everything we do inside and outside the classroom aligns with our commitment to Christian education, clearly articulated in our University mission statement. All undergraduate programs integrate 30 credits of Bible and theology as part of the core curriculum. Except for those pursuing a BS in Bible, anyone who earns a bachelor’s degree from 91³Ô¹Ï has aÌýÌýlisted on their transcript.Ìý

FLEX Learning Model

Designed for self-directed, motivated learners who need flexibility without compromising academic rigor. Complete business courses in as little as 1–2 weeks or take up to 7 weeks.

Biblically Rooted

Gain a values-driven foundation that shapes both character and career success.

Seamless Pathway

Strong foundation for immediate workforce entry or easy transfer into 91³Ô¹Ï’s BS in Business or other bachelor’s programs.

Affordable

Tuition as low as $272 per credit with a full-time load of 18 credits per semester.

Program Description

The AA in Business program is available exclusively online. This single-degree program leads to an Associate of Arts degree in business.Ìý

Our business courses are delivered through ourÌýFlexible Learning Environment model, that empowers students to take control of their education while balancing work, family, and other commitments. Business courses are offered in two 7-week sessions each semester, with no rigid weekly deadlines and a more flexible structure. Whether you finish a course in just 1–2 weeks or take the full 7, you’ll master essential business proficiencies within the 7-week term, supported every step of the way by faculty facilitators who provide guidance and optional live sessions for open discussions.Ìý

The program integrates a biblical worldview and ethical framework shaped by Scripture, emphasizing character, integrity, and values-driven decision-making alongside professional skills. With 100% online delivery, affordable tuition, and support from experienced faculty, it equips graduates to thrive in diverse industries while balancing life commitments.

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Program Outcomes

Graduates of the Associate of Arts in Business (Online) at 91³Ô¹Ï will be able to:

  • Apply foundational business principles across key areas including accounting, finance, marketing, management, and operations.
  • Demonstrate problem-solving and decision-making skills in practical business situations.
  • Communicate effectively in professional settings, both in written and oral formats.
  • Integrate ethical reasoning and a biblical worldview into business decisions and practices.
  • Use basic data analysis and technology tools to support business operations and strategy.
  • Work collaboratively with integrity in team and organizational environments, preparing for entry-level roles or seamless transfer into a bachelor’s program.

Graduates of the Associate of Arts in Business (Online) at 91³Ô¹Ï are prepared for entry-level roles across a wide range of industries, including corporate, nonprofit, small business, and ministry settings. The program also provides a strong foundation for seamless transfer into 91³Ô¹Ï’s BS in Business or other bachelor’s programs.

Common career pathways include:

  • Operations & Administration: Operations coordinator, administrative assistant, office manager, or project support roles
  • Sales & Marketing: Sales representative, marketing coordinator, customer service or account representative
  • Finance & Accounting Support: Accounting assistant, bookkeeping support, finance aide, or billing coordinator
  • Human Resources: HR assistant or talent acquisition support
  • General Business: Business development associate, small business support roles, or entrepreneurial ventures
  • Other Opportunities: Roles in retail management, supply chain support, nonprofit administration, or church/business ministry settings

With 91³Ô¹Ï’s biblical integration, graduates are equipped to bring ethical, values-driven leadership to any workplace while advancing their careers or continuing their education. Many roles offer opportunities for on-the-job growth and promotion with experience.

All 91³Ô¹Ï students must have professed faith in Jesus Christ as Savior, as evidenced by providing a personal testimony that details this faith. By submitting an application, students acknowledge the University’s doctrinal position and standards of conduct as outlined in the Foundational Statements. Below are the admission requirements:

  • Application:ÌýSubmit theÌýApplication for AdmissionÌýalong with the $25 non-refundable fee. Apply today using codeÌýfaithmattersÌýand we will waive the fee.Ìý
  • Transcripts: Order official transcripts for all conferred degrees to be sent to 91³Ô¹Ï.Ìý

91³Ô¹Ï strives to keep tuition costs affordable despite providing a rigorous education. Courses are taught by 91³Ô¹Ï faculty and not TAs. 91³Ô¹Ï Online programs rank amongst theÌýmost affordableÌýonline bachelor’s and master’s programs.Ìý

The tuition rate for the 2026–2027 academic year is a flat $4,900 block rate per semester for 12–18 credits. This equates to $272 per credit based on a full 18-credit load.

Additional details on fees and part-time status are available on this page.Ìý

91³Ô¹Ï also partners with many organizations and offers tuition discounts. Tuition discounts are also available for those working in Christian schools.ÌýPlease contact us to find out if your organization has a partnership with 91³Ô¹Ï.Ìý

Additional information on scholarships, grants, and loans is available fromÌýthis page.Ìý

91³Ô¹Ï is regionally accredited byÌýÌý(MSCHE).


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Additional Accreditation Information is available fromÌýthis page.Ìý

Gabriel Prroj scaled

“91³Ô¹Ï has given me a solid foundation in my faith and has prepared me as a professional to enter the business world with a Christ-like attitude. This university has been a place where I’ve cultivated good relationships with like-minded people, both students and professors.””

– Gabriel P.

FAQs

Can I transfer my college credits?

The course transfer depends on where you are transferring from, and what program you are transferring to. If you are coming to 91³Ô¹Ï Online from another institution, it is very likely you will have some credits that will transfer. Because there are so many options, we encourage you to talk to an enrollment counselor. If you are transferring out, 91³Ô¹Ï is a regionallyÌýaccreditedÌýschool and some credits should transfer with relative ease. Each college sets their own transfer criteria, so be sure to check their policies for specifics.

91³Ô¹Ï is approved to offer financial aid because of its regional accreditation. There are many options available and typically students qualify for at least one type of federal aid. Many students receive scholarships and grants that make earning their degree even more affordable. 91³Ô¹Ï offers a variety of scholarships and discounts in addition to options for loans and grants. Please refer toÌýthis pageÌýfor details.Ìý

Only the business courses currently use the FLEX model. Other online courses can be completed asynchronously throughout the week with specific deadlines for the various learning activities.Ìý

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Graduate Counseling Professional Year | In-Person /graduate-counseling-professional-year/ Tue, 07 Apr 2026 13:28:11 +0000 /?page_id=101360

Graduate Counseling Professional Year

The Graduate Counseling Professional Year Program at 91³Ô¹Ï is a specialized, flexible post-graduate option designed to help alumni bridge gaps in their education for professional licensure as a counselor.

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Credits (In-Person)
12 -18
Year to Complete
1
Christian College*
# 2
NCE Exam Pass Rate
94 %

Our Program Distinctives

91³Ô¹Ï delivers an intentionally biblical and Christ-centered education that upholds the authority of Scripture, the importance of truth, and the faithful following of Christ.

*91³Ô¹Ï Ranks #2 in Glanzer’s Guide to Christian Colleges and Universities. At 91³Ô¹Ï, we work hard to ensure that everything we do inside and outside the classroom aligns with our commitment to Christian education, clearly articulated in our University mission statement.

Pathway to Licensure

Personalized pathway to licensure eligibility without repeating a full degree.

Biblically Rooted

Continuation of 91³Ô¹Ï's mission: equipping counselors who integrate faith, character, and clinical excellence.

Experienced Faculty

Access to 91³Ô¹Ï's experienced faculty, including experts in clinical training and ethics.

Equipped to Serve

Preparation for roles in private practice, community agencies, ministry, schools, or other settings.

Program Description

The Graduate Counseling Professional Year (GCPY) program supports individuals who already hold a graduate degree in counseling (such as 91³Ô¹Ï’s own MS in Counseling or MA programs) but need additional coursework or credits to meet specific state licensure requirements. The length of the program is dependent on the number of credits needed to adhere to PA licensure education requirements.

The typical course of study includes 12-18 credits; however, it will be necessary to review each student’s transcripts to make a final determination.Ìý

This program allows 91³Ô¹Ï alumni and some other counseling program graduates to complete the necessary elements without pursuing a full new degree.

Program Outcomes

Upon completion of the Graduate Counseling Professional Year, the student will demonstrate proficiency in the following areas:

  1. Advanced Clinical Competence: Demonstrate proficiency in clinical assessment, diagnosis, case conceptualization, and the delivery of evidence-based counseling interventions through supervised practicum and internship experiences, while integrating biblical principles and a Christian worldview.
  2. Professional Identity and Ethical Practice: Develop a strong professional counselor identity grounded in Christian values and apply advanced ethical, legal, and professional standards necessary for independent practice and state licensure eligibility.
  3. Assessment, Research, and Practice Integration: Apply advanced knowledge of psychological assessment techniques and research methods to inform effective, contextually sensitive, and biblically-informed clinical decision-making.
Who It’s For:
  • Graduates of 91³Ô¹Ï’s counseling programs (e.g., MS in Counseling, MA in Community Counseling, or MA in Counseling Ministry) whose prior degree lacks sufficient credits or specific required courses for licensure in their target state.
  • Graduates from other schools whose prior degree lacks sufficient credits or specific required courses for licensure in their target state AND who after consulting with their home state counselor board sign a waiver to pursue the 91³Ô¹Ï Graduate Counseling Professional Year program.Ìý

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  • Prospective students submit the application from /apply.Ìý
  • 91³Ô¹Ï reviews your official transcript(s) to identify gaps compared to state licensing board requirements.
  • An individualized plan of study is created, specifying the exact courses needed (drawn from 91³Ô¹Ï’s graduate counseling curriculum, such as advanced clinical courses, additional practicum/internship hours if applicable, or other requirements).
  • The program is typically completed in one year, with flexible scheduling to accommodate working professionals (options may include online or in-person formats, aligning with 91³Ô¹Ï’s standard graduate offerings).
  • Courses integrate psychological principles with a biblical foundation, including hands-on elements where relevant.

The exact credits and courses vary by individual and state—there is no fixed credit total, as it’s customized.

The typical course of study includes 12-18 credits; however, it will be necessary to review each student’s transcripts to make a final determination. Below is the sequence of courses for someone who needs to complete 15 credits.Ìý

SUMMER
CSG 860 – Professional Development Practicum

FALL
CSG 891 – Professional Internship I
CSG 856 – Research Methods & Program Evaluation

SPRING
CSG 892 – Professional Internship II
CSG 857 – Assessment & Appraisal: Testing and Diagnostic Procedures

  • Application: Submit the Application for Admission along with the $25 non-refundable fee. Apply today using code faithmatters and we will waive the fee. 
  • Personal Testimony: Describe your conversion to Christ, spiritual growth, and church involvement. (250-500 words)
  • Statement of Purpose: This program is a significant time commitment. In 500 words, explain how you have evaluated your readiness to manage competing responsibilities and priorities while pursuing this degree, as well as how obtaining this degree aligns with your long-term goals.
  • Transcripts: Order official transcripts for all conferred degrees to be sent to 91³Ô¹Ï.

The Statement of Purpose and Transcript requests can be submitted via the the student portal once you submit the application. 

An interview may also be required. 

91³Ô¹Ï strives to keep tuition costs affordable while providing a rigorous education. Courses are taught by 91³Ô¹Ï faculty, not teaching assistants (TAs).

The tuition rate for the 2026–2027 academic year for full-time status (6 credits per semester) is $725 per credit. Additional details on fees are available on this page.Ìý

Christian school educators and employees may be eligible for the $400 per credit discounted rate upon verification of employment. 91³Ô¹Ï also partners with many organizations and offers tuition discounts. Please contact us to find out if your organization has a partnership with 91³Ô¹Ï.

Additional information on scholarships, grants, and loans is available on this page.Ìý

91³Ô¹Ï is regionally accredited byÌý (MSCHE).

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91³Ô¹Ï participates in theÌý.

Additional Accreditation Information is available from this page.Ìý

Philip A a counseling student at 91³Ô¹Ï.

“My journey at 91³Ô¹Ï has been truly joyful. Looking back, I did not anticipate the depth of transformation I would undergo. It wasn’t just that the program imparted a comprehensive foundation of knowledge; the expert faculty enriched my experience with their meaningful guidance and compassion. In my heart, I am deeply grateful, inspired, and empowered.”

– Phillip A.

FAQs

I completed my counseling degree at another institution. Can I complete the required courses for licensure at 91³Ô¹Ï?

It depends on the total number of credits and the conferral date of your existing degree.

  • If you have a conferred Master’s degree of 48+ credits: Yes. You may apply to our Professional Year courses to earn the remaining credits needed to reach the 60-credit licensure threshold. The Pennsylvania licensing board accepts multiple transcripts to meet the 60-credit requirement, provided your foundational degree was at least 48 credits (conferred after June 30, 2009).
  • If your conferred degree is fewer than 48 credits: No. The licensing board will not accept a “completion certificate” or “tacked-on” credits to bridge a degree that was below the 48-credit minimum. In this case, you would need to apply to a full degree program (such as our MA or MS in Counseling). Please note that university policy does not currently allow for the transfer of credits from a previously conferred degree toward a second degree.
  • Out-of-State Students: While Pennsylvania allows “split” credits between institutions for the 60-credit total, other states may not. If you are seeking licensure outside of Pennsylvania, we cannot guarantee that your state board will accept credits earned at multiple institutions. It is the student’s responsibility to contact the home state counselor board to ensure they would meet the educational requirements for licensure. Applicants will also need to after submitting the application.Ìý

Students pursuing the MA in Community Counseling can change their program to pursue MS in Counseling at any point by completing the program change form in the Registrar’s area of the website. Interviews with the Counseling faculty and adherence to the GPA requirements are required prior to admittance to the MS.

Students who graduate with an MA in Community Counseling can apply for the Graduate Counseling Professional Year program to complete the required credits for licensure.

The Graduate Counseling Professional Year can also be used for cases where the student completed a 91³Ô¹Ï Counseling program years ago and needs only certain credits. The application for admission is still required.Ìý

Students will earn the Post-Master’s Certificate in Professional Counseling upon completing the specific required core courses:

  • CSG 856Ìý– Research Methods & Program Evaluation
  • CSG 860Ìý– Professional Development Practicum
  • CSG 891Ìý– Professional Internship I
  • CSG 892Ìý– Professional Internship II
  • THE 601Ìý– Overview of Christian Theology

Please note:ÌýTo receive the certificate, students must complete these exact core classes. If these exact courses are not completed, a certificate will not be awarded. You may take additional courses beyond this core list if needed for state licensure, but completing these core classes is necessary to earn the certificate.

The Graduate Counseling Professional Year program is not fully available online yet, as not all courses are offered in that format. Below is the tentative timeline when courses will be ready:Ìý

Spring, 2027:

– CSG 821: Human Growth and Development

Summer, 2027:

– CSG 860: Professional Development Practicum

Fall, 2027:

– CSG 891: Professional Internship 1

– CSG 856: Research Methods and Program Evaluation

Spring, 2028:

– CSG 892: Professional Internship 2

– CSG 857: Assessment and Appraisal in Counseling

Below is the process for interested students:Ìý

  1. Submit your application from /apply.Ìý
  2. The Department of Counseling team will review your transcript to identify the specific classes needed in order to be license eligible.Ìý
  3. The Department of Counseling will then present the student with the classes needed and the semesters those classes are available.Ìý

Professional licensure and certification requirements can vary by state and territory. Additional licensure requirements may include professional examinations, additional coursework, background checks, years of work experience, fingerprinting requirements, etc. Students who are considering a program that may allow them to pursue professional licensure in the state or territory where they are currently located or where they plan to locate in the future should review the state’s or territory’s information below and contact the appropriate licensing agency to seek information and additional guidance.

State licensure requirements are also subject to change. Students should always check with their state licensure board to confirm licensure requirements.

If you would like assistance in this process, please feel free to contact theÌýDirector of Practicum and InternshipsÌýor refer to theÌýLicensure and Certification DisclosuresÌýpage.Ìý

Next Steps

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Worship & Music (MA) | Online /online-worship-music-ma/ Fri, 27 Feb 2026 20:23:20 +0000 /?page_id=100514

Worship and Music (MA)

91³Ô¹Ï’s online MA in Music and Worship prepares church musicians and ministry professionals through a robust study of worship theology and history, paired with an industry-leading, practical study of music technology delivered in a fully online format.

The program blends rigorous theological training with advanced musical skills to lead impactful worship ministries in diverse church settings.

Credits
39
Years
2
Online
100 %
Christian College*
# 1

Our Distinctives

91³Ô¹Ï is a place that faithfully upholds the authority and centrality of Christ and the Bible in its programs, curriculum,Ìýcommunity, and ethos. Students are taught to think biblically about God, themselves, and the world in which they live.

*91³Ô¹Ï Ranks #2 in Glanzer’s Guide to Christian Colleges and Universities

Gospel-Centered + Cutting-Edge Tech

Deep biblical theology of worship paired with advanced training in music production, arranging, and worship technology.

Biblically Rooted

At 91³Ô¹Ï we are rooted in the Scriptures, it is the foundation of everything we do. Whether it is in the classroom, on the field, or out in our local community.

NASM-Accredited, Expert Faculty

Nationally accredited since 1972 by NASM; taught by active, credentialed worship leaders and musicians.

Hands-On Capstone Project

Produce and present four original arranged/recorded songs, readying you for roles like Worship Pastor, Music Director, or Creative Arts Leader.

Program Description

The Master of Arts in Worship and Music degree from 91³Ô¹Ï equips you for worship ministry in the church with expert musical instruction and a gospel-centered theological education as you learn to lead worship in multiple contexts. With an emphasis on technology and production, you will be equipped for a variety of positions and organizations, including local churches, conferences, and camps.

Core Curriculum Courses

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Program Outcomes
In this program, students will:
  • Demonstrate advanced knowledge through research and coursework related to the historical, practical, theological, and biblical understanding of worship in the Christian church.
  • Construct, plan, organize, and write on original research on topics related to worship ministry in the evangelical church.
  • Demonstrate an ability to manage and lead with character a complex music ministry within an evangelical context.
  • Present, arrange, compose, and record music using current music technology that is related to a modern music ministry context in the evangelical church.
  • Appraise what makes a quality, gospel-centered, culturally, and historically informed worship service in a Christian and evangelical context.
  • Formulate a comprehensive philosophy of worship, life, and ministry.

Highlights include:Ìý

  • A Christ-centered curriculum equipping you for worship ministry.
  • Study under faculty who are both highly credentialed musicians and experienced worship leaders.
  • Pursue your degree while while you work 100% online.Ìý
  • Access to a network of peers and professors.Ìý
  • Study at a university that has taught Bible and theology for over 100 years and has been NASM-accredited since 1972.
  • Complete a Capstone Project consisting of four songs, arranged and produced to demonstrate skills acquired in the program.

The MA in Worship and Music program at 91³Ô¹Ï is a 39 credit program. Our biblically grounded curriculum, accredited by NASM, features 7-week courses, virtual collaborations with expert faculty, and a capstone project. The program requires:Ìý

Bible/Theology Courses: 6 credits

Core Curriculum Courses: 27 credits

Specialization & Elective Courses: 6 credits


All 91³Ô¹Ï students must have professed a faith in Jesus Christ as Savior as evidenced by providing a personal testimony that details this faith. By submitting an application, students acknowledge the University’s doctrinal position and standards of conduct as outlined in the
Foundational Statements.

Below are additional requirements:

  • Application:
    Submit the Application for Admission along with the $25 non-refundable fee.
    Apply today using code faithmatters and we will waive the fee.
  • Transcripts: Order official transcripts for all conferred degrees to be sent to 91³Ô¹Ï.Ìý
  • Personal Testimony:
    Describe your conversion to Christ, spiritual growth, and church involvement. (minimum 500 words)
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91³Ô¹Ï strives to keep tuition costs affordable despite providing a rigorous education. Courses are taught by faculty not TAs.Ìý

The tuition rate for the 2026-2027 academic year isÌý$455/creditÌýfor full-time status. Additional details on fees and part-time status are available onÌýthis page.Ìý

Christian school educators and employees may be eligible for the $400/credit discounted rate. 91³Ô¹Ï also partners with many organizations and offers tuition discounts. Please contact us to find out if your organization has a partnership with 91³Ô¹Ï.Ìý

Information on scholarships, grants, and loans is available fromÌýthis page.Ìý

Graduates of 91³Ô¹Ï’s online MA in Music and Worship can pursue various career paths that combine theological insight, musical expertise, and leadership skills. Here are some key roles:
  • Worship Pastor/Leader: Direct music and worship services in churches, blending musical performance with spiritual leadership to foster meaningful congregational worship.
  • Church Music Director: Oversee music programs, including choirs, bands, and ensembles, while coordinating worship services and rehearsals.
  • Creative Arts Pastor: Lead broader creative ministries, integrating music, drama, and visual arts to enhance worship experiences.
  • Songwriter/Composer for Worship: Create original congregational songs, hymns, or arrangements for church services, recording, or publication.
  • Christian Education Director: Develop and lead programs that integrate music and worship into educational ministries within churches or Christian schools.
  • Music Ministry Consultant: Advise churches on worship planning, music selection, and program development to align with theological and cultural goals.
  • Freelance Worship Artist: Perform, teach, or lead workshops at churches, conferences, or retreats, focusing on worship music and leadership.
  • Academic Instructor: Teach music and worship courses at Christian colleges, seminaries, or community programs, often requiring further study (e.g., doctorate).

These roles can be pursued in various settings, including local churches, parachurch organizations, or Christian institutions, with flexibility for full-time, part-time, or bivocational work. The degree’s emphasis on theology and practical skills also supports entrepreneurial paths, such as starting a worship-focused ministry or media production.

The School of Music has also received programmatic accreditation from the National Association of Schools of Music.

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91³Ô¹Ï Online has been approved to participate in the National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements (NC-SARA), which regionally oversees postsecondary online education.

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Additional Accreditation Information

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“One of my favorite parts about being a Worship & Music major at 91³Ô¹Ï was how holistic and comprehensive my education was. Not only did I receive incredible technical training as a musician, my philosophy and theology as it pertains to the arts and worship was challenged and grown immensely. I also loved that this program equipped and encouraged me to use jazz, which is my ‘heart music’ as my offering of worship.”

– Eme E.Ìý

FAQs

What is the experience like?

Our program is intentionally grounded in God’s Word. Courses are thoughtfully designed by 91³Ô¹Ï faculty to promote deep learning and active engagement through instructor-led instruction, research-driven activities, active learning, and meaningful interactions with peers and faculty.ÌýAt 91³Ô¹Ï, the students’ education and experience is designed to shapeÌýChristian character, cultivate wisdom, and prepare them to think, live, and serve biblically in an ever-changing world.

All courses, except the research courses, are structured in seven units and delivered in accelerated 7-week terms.

Each unit contains 5–7 modular activities, including:

  • Assigned readings and reading reflections
  • Instructional videos from 91³Ô¹Ï faculty
  • Active learning activities
  • Weekly application projects
  • A component of the ongoing course research project

Faculty also schedule a few optional Zoom sessions throughout the term to connect with students and address questions.

Faculty are actively involved throughout the week—guiding learning activities, leading asynchronous discussions, grading work, and delivering personalized feedback. Online students also receive priority technical support and have access to valuable resources from the Masland Library and the Writing Lab.

91³Ô¹Ï is approved to offer financial aid because of its regional accreditation. There are many options available and typically students qualify for at least one type of federal aid. Many students receive scholarships and grants that make earning their degree even more affordable. 91³Ô¹Ï offers a variety of scholarships and discounts in addition to options for loans and grants. Please refer toÌýthis pageÌýfor details.Ìý

Please note that international students are not eligible for financial aid.Ìý

Advanced standing may be granted for Bible/Theology credits earned at an accredited Bible college, Christian liberal arts college or university, or seminary. Credits will be granted on a course-by-course basis.

There are six entry points in the program: September, October, January, March, May, July.Ìý

Provided you submit the enrollment materials, applications are typically processed within 2 weeks of submitting your application.Ìý

Next Steps

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Special Education, Instruction (MS) | Online /ms-special-education-online/ Fri, 27 Feb 2026 20:21:45 +0000 /?page_id=100511

Special Education, Instruction (MS)

The Master of Science (MS) in Special Education, Instruction at 91³Ô¹Ï is a flexible, 100% online graduate program designed for educators seeking to master evidence-based strategies for teaching children with mild to moderate disabilities in inclusive and restrictive settings, grounded in a biblical worldview with integrated Christian principles.

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Credits
36
Years
2
Online
100 %
Christian College*
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Our Distinctives

91³Ô¹Ï is a place that faithfully upholds the authority and centrality of Christ and the Bible in its programs, curriculum,Ìýcommunity, and ethos. Students are taught to think biblically about God, themselves, and the world in which they live.

*91³Ô¹Ï Ranks #2 in Glanzer’s Guide to Christian Colleges and Universities

Experienced, Committed Faculty Mentorship

Courses are taught by 91³Ô¹Ï’s own dedicated professors who provide ongoing weekly involvement, personalized feedback, spiritual encouragement, and optional Zoom office hours, fostering both professional growth and an incarnational learning experience.

Biblically Rooted

All instruction is grounded in the timeless Truth of God’s Word, equipping educators to develop a personal special education philosophy and apply biblical principles to professional practice, viewing students as uniquely created by God.

Strong 91³Ô¹Ï

At 91³Ô¹Ï we prepare you for life in the real world with great academics and professors with real life experience.

Affordable Options with Significant Discounts

Christian school educators receive up to a 40% tuition discount, plus options for advanced standing in Bible/Theology credits, making the program more accessible and efficient.

Program Description

The Online Master of Science (MS) in Special Education, Instruction at 91³Ô¹Ï prepares graduates for high-demand roles as special education teachers, instructional coordinators, or consultants, offering an optional Pennsylvania PK-12 Special Education certification add-on (36–47 credits depending on prior certification), experienced faculty mentorship, and significant tuition discounts for Christian school educators.

Upon completion of this program, a student receives a Master of Science in Special Education degree.

Individuals can choose to add a PA Special Education PK-12 certification.

Core Curriculum Courses

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Specialization Courses

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Program Add-on Option: PA Special Education PK-12 Certification

Individuals can choose to add a PA Special Education PK-12 certification.

  • Students. who already possess an initial certification, will complete a total of 43 credits: two practicums [SPE 791 (1 cr) and SPE 792 (2 cr)], student teaching [SPE 789 (4 cr)], and TSL 611 (3 cr).
  • Students pursuing initial certification, students will complete a total of 47 credits, which replaces SPE 789 (4 cr) with SPE 787 (8 cr) for student teaching.

Students are also eligible to apply to ACSI for a special education certificate if all ACSI requirements are met. Students should consult with their advisor for more information.

The curriculum is designed to develop the following competencies in students. The goal is that the graduate is able to:

  1. Describe and identify the special education system in the United States.
  2. Summarize, identify, and implement processes and services for individuals with disabilities.
  3. Design, implement, and modify instruction for individuals with disabilities that is based on their cognition, development, academic and functional performance, and Individual Education Program and aligned with state academic standards.
  4. Design and implement data collection systems and tools to assess, monitor progress, adjust and plan instruction, and refer and place individuals with disabilities in special education based on their unique abilities and needs.
  5. Identify, design, and implement evidence-based instructional models and specially designed instruction in math, literacy, content areas, social, behavioral, communication, language, and secondary transition domains in inclusive and more restrictive environments.
  6. Identify and apply biblical, professional, and ethical practice and law.
  7. Synthesize, evaluate, and conduct educational research and apply technology integration to enhance instruction and learning.
  8. Apply a personal special education philosophy based on an integrated biblical worldview.

A Master’s degree in Special Education with a focus on instruction equips you with advanced skills in designing individualized learning plans, adapting curricula, and supporting diverse learners, opening doors to roles beyond traditional teaching. These careers span K-12 education, higher education, administration, advocacy, and consulting. Common careers include:

  • Special Education Teacher: Lead instruction for students with disabilities in inclusive or self-contained classrooms.
  • Special Education Administrator/Director: Oversee special education programs at district or school levels, ensuring compliance and quality.
  • Instructional Coordinator/Curriculum Specialist: Design and implement specialized curricula for special needs students.
  • Educational Consultant: Advise schools, districts, or families on best practices for special education instruction.
  • Behavior Analyst/Interventionist: Develop and implement behavior support plans based on instructional data.

All 91³Ô¹Ï students must have professed a faith in Jesus Christ as Savior as evidenced by providing a personal testimony that details this faith. By submitting an application, students acknowledge the University’s doctrinal position and standards of conduct as outlined in theÌýFoundational Statements. Below are the admission requirements:

  • Application:ÌýSubmit theÌýApplication for AdmissionÌýalong with the $25 non-refundable fee. Apply today using codeÌýfaithmatters,Ìýand we will waive the fee.Ìý
  • Personal Testimony: Describe your conversion to Christ, spiritual growth, and church involvement. (250-500 words)
  • Statement of Purpose: This program is a significant time commitment. In 500 words, explain how you have evaluated your readiness to manage competing responsibilities and priorities while pursuing this degree, as well as how obtaining this degree aligns with your long-term goals.
  • Transcripts: Order official transcripts for all conferred degrees to be sent to 91³Ô¹Ï.Ìý

The Statement of Purpose and transcript requests can be submitted via the student portal once you submit the application.

91³Ô¹Ï strives to keep tuition costs affordable despite providing a rigorous education. Courses are taught by 91³Ô¹Ï faculty and not TAs.Ìý

The tuition rate for the 2026-2027 academic year isÌý$580/creditÌýfor full-time status. Additional details on fees and part-time status are available onÌýthis page.Ìý

Christian school educators and employees may be eligible for the $400/credit discounted rate. 91³Ô¹Ï also partners with many organizations and offers tuition discounts. Please contact us to find out if your organization has a partnership with 91³Ô¹Ï.Ìý

Information on scholarships, grants, and loans is available fromÌýthis page.Ìý

91³Ô¹Ï is regionally accredited byÌýÌý(MSCHE).

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“Being involved with the Special Education program has provided me the opportunity to form many meaningful and impactful relationships with peers and mentor teachers who have opened their classrooms to me. There couldn’t be enough said about Professor Cooper, who always made herself available for guidance, mentorship, and prayer. Special Education is always viewed through a biblical lens, which allows everyone to be viewed as God’s unique and perfectly designed creation..”

– David F.

FAQs

What is the experience like?

Our program is intentionally grounded in God’s Word. Courses are thoughtfully designed by 91³Ô¹Ï faculty to promote deep learning and active engagement through instructor-led instruction, research-driven activities, active learning, and meaningful interactions with peers and faculty.ÌýAt 91³Ô¹Ï, the students’ education and experience is designed to shapeÌýChristian character, cultivate wisdom, and prepare them to think, live, and serve biblically in an ever-changing world.

All courses, except the research courses, are structured in seven units and delivered in accelerated 7-week terms.

Each unit contains 5–7 modular activities, including:

  • Assigned readings and reading reflections
  • Instructional videos from 91³Ô¹Ï faculty
  • Active learning activities
  • Weekly application projects
  • A component of the ongoing course research project

Faculty also schedule a few optional Zoom sessions throughout the term to connect with students and address questions.

Faculty are actively involved throughout the week—guiding learning activities, leading asynchronous discussions, grading work, and delivering personalized feedback. Online students also receive priority technical support and have access to valuable resources from the Masland Library and the Writing Lab.

91³Ô¹Ï is approved to offer financial aid because of its regional accreditation. There are many options available and typically students qualify for at least one type of federal aid. Many students receive scholarships and grants that make earning their degree even more affordable. 91³Ô¹Ï offers a variety of scholarships and discounts in addition to options for loans and grants. Please refer toÌýthis pageÌýfor details.Ìý

Please note that international students are not eligible for financial aid.Ìý

Advanced standing may be granted for Bible/Theology credits earned at an accredited Bible college, Christian liberal arts college or university, or seminary. Credits will be granted on a course-by-course basis.

There are six entry points in the program: September, October, January, March, May, July.Ìý

Provided you submit the enrollment materials, applications are typically processed within 2 weeks of submitting your application.Ìý

Next Steps

Information Sessions

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Interested in our Instruction (MS in Special Education) degree?Ìý Complete this form to connect with an admissions advisor for personalized guidance on schedules, costs, and application steps. We’re here to help you take the next step!

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Educational Leadership & Administration (MS) | Online /ms-educational-leadership-online/ Fri, 27 Feb 2026 20:19:13 +0000 /?page_id=100505

Educational Leadership & Administration (MS)

91³Ô¹Ï’s Online MS in Educational Leadership and Administration program empowers Christian educators to advance into principal and administrative roles through a flexible, asynchronous online master’s degree focused on management, instructional leadership, and data-driven school improvement.

Grounded in a biblical worldview, this accredited educational administration program integrates faith-based principles with practical training in school law, finance, organizational theory, and team building, while offering pathways to Pennsylvania Principal Certification or ACSI Principal Certification.

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Credits
39
Years
2
Online
100 %
Christian College*
# 2

Our Distinctives

91³Ô¹Ï is a place that faithfully upholds the authority and centrality of Christ and the Bible in its programs, curriculum,Ìýcommunity, and ethos. Students are taught to think biblically about God, themselves, and the world in which they live.

*91³Ô¹Ï Ranks #2 in Glanzer’s Guide to Christian Colleges and Universities

Hands-On Education

The program provides opportunities to apply concepts and coursework in the field while working closely with licensed, practicing principals as mentors.

Biblically Rooted

While you will study the same educational leadership concepts you would expect from any quality master's in educational leadership program, all instruction is grounded in the timeless Truth of God’s Word.

Experienced Faculty

Our online courses are developed and taught by faculty members who have experience working as principals and are committed to your professional and spiritual growth.

Affordable

91³Ô¹Ï is an affordable option among private Christian schools.

Program Description

The MS in Educational Leadership and Administration program provides a biblical model of leadership that enables graduates to face the challenges of today’s educational settings with a strong knowledge base and professional skills. As a community of learners, students in the program draw from one another’s experiences and perspectives, creating an environment that makes learning applicable both in and out of the classroom. Students immediately put what they learn in classes into practice in their employment and involvement outside of 91³Ô¹Ï.

Program Overview:Ìý

  • Educational Leadership and Administration Core Curriculum: 18 credits
  • Educational Leadership and Administration Specialization: 15 credits
  • Bible/Theology: 6 credits
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Curriculum Highlights:Ìý

    • EDL 741 Principalship PK-12
    • EDL 742 Data Analysis and School Improvement
    • EDL 743 Financial and Business Mgmt
    • EDL 744 School Law
    • EDL 745 Org Theory/Team Building

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The following are options to prepare for certifications:Ìý

ACSI Principal Certification

Students who complete the Master of Science in Educational Leadership and Administration (MS in ELA) may apply for principal certification through the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). Additional information and requirements are available from .Ìý

Pennsylvania (PA) Principal Certification

Pennsylvania (PA) Principal Certification may be added to the MS in Educational Leadership and Administration Program (MS in ELA).ÌýAdditional information and requirements are available from .

Additional certification, program entry, and exit requirements can be obtained by contacting theÌý .

The curriculum is designed to assist the student in meeting specific competencies. The goal is that the graduate is able to:

  1. Apply theories of educational leadership, including systems theory, data-driven decision making models, and cultivation of a school culture which promotes holistic learning through best practices and action research in a school environment.
  2. Effectively communicate and personally interact with organizations in the social and political environmentÌýincluding school boards, community organizations, state boards, accrediting agencies, special interest groups, and other professional organizations.
  3. Understand and apply historical and contemporary issues of school law to employment, discipline, privacy, safe schools, crisis planning, drug-free schools, sexual/physical/emotional abuse and harassment, and due process.
  4. Retain and apply fiscal operations, including facilities management, strategic planning, long-range planning, the budget process, technology implementation, and resource allocation.
  5. Apply a personal,Ìýeducational philosophyÌýand integrated biblical worldview in curriculum design, instructional methodology, assessment, and educational decision making based on the individual needs of students and supported by professional development.
  6. Assess and design curriculum based on outcomes, ongoing learning assessment, differentiated learning, authentic learning experiences, and PAÌýAcademic Standards.
  7. Design, conduct, and evaluate best practices and procedures in educational research to improve instruction and learning.
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  • Academic director or supervisor
  • Assistant principal
  • Superintendent
  • Educational consultant

91³Ô¹Ï strives to keep tuition costs affordable despite providing a rigorous education. Courses are taught by faculty not TAs.Ìý

The tuition rate for the 2026-2027 academic year isÌý$580/creditÌýfor full-time status. Additional details on fees and part-time status are available onÌýthis page.Ìý

Christian school educators and employees may be eligible for the $400/credit discounted rate. 91³Ô¹Ï also partners with many organizations and offers tuition discounts. Please contact us to find out if your organization has a partnership with 91³Ô¹Ï.Ìý

Information on scholarships, grants, and loans is available fromÌýthis page.Ìý

All 91³Ô¹Ï students must have professed a faith in Jesus Christ as Savior as evidenced by providing a personal testimony that details this faith. By submitting an application, students acknowledge the University’s doctrinal position and standards of conduct as outlined in theÌýFoundational Statements. Below are the admission requirements for this program:

    • Application:ÌýSubmit theÌýApplication for AdmissionÌýalong with the $25 non-refundable fee. Apply today using codeÌýfaithmatters,Ìýand we will waive the fee.Ìý
    • Personal Testimony: Describe your conversion to Christ, spiritual growth, and church involvement. (250-500 words)
    • Statement of Purpose: Describe your reasons for pursuing graduate studies in this field at this time. Please explain your current employment situation and your long-term goals. (250–500 words)
    • Transcripts: Order official transcripts for all conferred degrees to be sent to 91³Ô¹Ï.
    • References: Submit two Professional References. One of these professional references must be from the student’s supervisor.

The Statement of Purpose and transcript requests can be submitted via the admissions portal once you submit the application.Ìý

If pursuing Principal Certification concurrently with the MS in ELA, please submit the following additional documents:

    • Resume
    • Copy of valid state or ACSI teaching certificate
    • A letter from a chief school administrator verifying three years of teaching experience (include name of school, contact information, length of employment, and nature of duties)

Required Principal Certification Internship for the program must be completed in PA. This is not an admissions requirement, but a program requirement non-local students should be aware of.

91³Ô¹Ï is regionally accredited byÌýÌý(MSCHE).


91³Ô¹Ï participates in theÌý.

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“I have really enjoyed the very organized online environment that has allowed me to learn the content around my work and family schedule. Most of all, I have appreciated the high standards of upholding the content through a biblical worldview.”

– Amanda B.Ìý

FAQs

What is the experience like?

Our program is intentionally grounded in God’s Word. Courses are thoughtfully designed by 91³Ô¹Ï faculty to promote deep learning and active engagement through instructor-led instruction, research-driven activities, active learning, and meaningful interactions with peers and faculty.ÌýAt 91³Ô¹Ï, the students’ education and experience is designed to shapeÌýChristian character, cultivate wisdom, and prepare them to think, live, and serve biblically in an ever-changing world.

All courses, except the research courses, are structured in seven units and delivered in accelerated 7-week terms.

Each unit contains 5–7 modular activities, including:

  • Assigned readings and reading reflections
  • Instructional videos from 91³Ô¹Ï faculty
  • Active learning activities
  • Weekly application projects
  • A component of the ongoing course research project

Faculty also schedule a few optional Zoom sessions throughout the term to connect with students and address questions.

Faculty are actively involved throughout the week—guiding learning activities, leading asynchronous discussions, grading work, and delivering personalized feedback. Online students also receive priority technical support and have access to valuable resources from the Masland Library and the Writing Lab.

91³Ô¹Ï is approved to offer financial aid because of its regional accreditation. There are many options available and typically students qualify for at least one type of federal aid. Many students receive scholarships and grants that make earning their degree even more affordable. 91³Ô¹Ï offers a variety of scholarships and discounts in addition to options for loans and grants. Please refer toÌýthis pageÌýfor details.Ìý

Please note that international students are not eligible for financial aid.Ìý

Advanced standing may be granted for Bible/Theology credits earned at an accredited Bible college, Christian liberal arts college or university, or seminary. Credits will be granted on a course-by-course basis.

There are six entry points in the program: September, October, January, March, May, July.Ìý

Provided you submit the enrollment materials, applications are typically processed within 2 weeks of submitting your application.Ìý

All principal certification candidates must take the School Leaders Licensure Assessment (SLLA) through Educational Testing Service (ETS).Ìý More information about the test including study guides, how to schedule the exam, what to expect, etc. is available at the ETS preparation website:ÌýÌý

It is recommended that you take the exam after all of your coursework is finished and you have done about 6 months of your internship.Ìý This will most likely be the final semester of coursework before graduating.

These are on the .

This internship can be completed in any K-12 school in Pennsylvania as long as the student is doing their internship under the supervision of a Pennsylvania Certificated Principal.

This is not sufficient for the required qualifications of a mentor for state certification.Ìý In some situations, accommodations may be made to have a PA certified principal work in tandem with your ASCI certified principal to oversee your internship experience.

Yes, but you will need to do your internship at a Pennsylvania school under the direction of a Pennsylvania certified school principal.Ìý You would likely need to do your internship in a cyber school program that will allow you to work remotely on your internship.

All students must complete a minimum of 360 hours of an internship, in all grades K-12, with hours accumulated in each month across a 12-month period.Ìý For example, if a student starts their internship in August, he or she will be accumulating 360 hours until July of the following calendar year.ÌýÌý

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Data Analytics (MBA) | Online /data-analytics-masters-online/ Fri, 27 Feb 2026 20:16:52 +0000 /?page_id=100502

Data Analytics (MBA)

91³Ô¹Ï’s online MBA in Data Analytics is a biblically-grounded 36-credit master’s in data analytics program designed to equip working professionals with advanced data analytics skills, strategic business leadership, and a Christ-centered biblical worldview.
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Credits
36
Years
2
Online
100 %
Christian College*
# 2

Our Distinctives

91³Ô¹Ï delivers an intentionally biblical and Christ-centered education that upholds the authority of Scripture, the importance of truth, and the faithful following of Christ.
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Character & Ethical Leadership

The university prioritizes forming Christian character and ethical decision-making alongside academic and professional skills—especially important in data analytics and business leadership.

Biblically Rooted

Scripture is the foundation of all learning. Every course weaves in a biblical worldview so students learn to think and lead from a distinctly Christian perspective, not just add Bible verses on the side.

Strong 91³Ô¹Ï

At 91³Ô¹Ï we prepare you for life in the real world with great academics and professors with real life experience.

Affordable

91³Ô¹Ï is an affordable option among private Christian schools.

Program Description

This MBA in Data Analytics blends a comprehensive 27-credit MBA core curriculum covering finance, operations, strategy, and decision analytics with specialized courses in predictive analytics, machine learning, database design, and advanced data analytics, plus business electives and Bible/Theology credits. Delivered through flexible asynchronous online classes in accelerated 7-week terms, the 91³Ô¹Ï data analytics masters prepares graduates for high-demand careers in business intelligence while fostering ethical leadership grounded in biblical principles.

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Curriculum Highlights
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Business Competence
Students will demonstrate understanding of core business subjects such as operations, finance, strategy, marketing, and leadership.

Leadership and Teamwork
Students will gain the skills needed to succeed as leaders and managers of diverse teams, and apply biblical and ethical values.

Biblical Foundation
Students will apply biblical principles as the foundational core for their business decisions and actions.

Decisive Action
Students will demonstrate the ability to evaluate and apply appropriate and relevant decision-making tools and principles, and then follow through on their decisions with action.

Effective Communication
Students will demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively in business interactions of various types

All 91³Ô¹Ï students must have professed a faith in Jesus Christ as Savior as evidenced by providing a personal testimony that details this faith. By submitting an application, students acknowledge the University’s doctrinal position and standards of conduct as outlined in theÌýFoundational Statements. Below are the admission requirements:

  • Application:ÌýSubmit theÌýApplication for Admission along with the $25 non-refundable fee. Apply today using code faithmatters and we will waive the fee.Ìý
  • Transcripts: Order official transcripts for all conferred degrees to be sent to 91³Ô¹Ï.Ìý

91³Ô¹Ï strives to keep tuition costs affordable despite providing a rigorous education. Courses are taught by faculty not TAs.Ìý

The tuition rate for the 2026-2027 academic year is $580/credit for full-time status. Additional details on fees and part-time status are available on this page.Ìý

91³Ô¹Ï also partners with many organizations and offers tuition discounts. Please contact us to find out if your organization has a partnership with 91³Ô¹Ï.Ìý

Information on scholarships, grants, and loans is available from this page.Ìý

91³Ô¹Ï is regionally accredited byÌý (MSCHE).

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91³Ô¹Ï participates in theÌý.

Additional Accreditation Information is available from this page.Ìý

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“Through the experiences of professors and my coursework, I learned that the ability to work in a business environment with integrity can propel your career past those who take shortcuts to get to where they want to be. Integrity leads to credibility anywhere, but its value is especially important in the workplace.”

– Charles H.

Finance & Hospitality Executive, Philadelphia

FAQs

What is the experience like?

Our program is intentionally grounded in God’s Word. Courses are thoughtfully designed by 91³Ô¹Ï faculty to promote deep learning and active engagement through instructor-led instruction, research-driven activities, active learning, and meaningful interactions with peers and faculty.ÌýAt 91³Ô¹Ï, the students’ education and experience is designed to shapeÌýChristian character, cultivate wisdom, and prepare them to think, live, and serve biblically in an ever-changing world.

All courses, except the research courses, are structured in seven units and delivered in accelerated 7-week terms.

Each unit contains 5–7 modular activities, including:

  • Assigned readings and reading reflections
  • Instructional videos from 91³Ô¹Ï faculty
  • Active learning activities
  • Weekly application projects
  • A component of the ongoing course research project

Faculty also schedule a few optional Zoom sessions throughout the term to connect with students and address questions.

Faculty are actively involved throughout the week—guiding learning activities, leading asynchronous discussions, grading work, and delivering personalized feedback. Online students also receive priority technical support and have access to valuable resources from the Masland Library and the Writing Lab.

91³Ô¹Ï is approved to offer financial aid because of its regional accreditation. There are many options available and typically students qualify for at least one type of federal aid. Many students receive scholarships and grants that make earning their degree even more affordable. 91³Ô¹Ï offers a variety of scholarships and discounts in addition to options for loans and grants. Please refer toÌýthis pageÌýfor details.Ìý

Please note that international students are not eligible for financial aid.Ìý

Advanced standing may be granted for Bible/Theology credits earned at an accredited Bible college, Christian liberal arts college or university, or seminary. Credits will be granted on a course-by-course basis.

There are six entry points in the program: September, October, January, March, May, July.Ìý

Provided you submit the enrollment materials, applications are typically processed within 2 weeks of submitting your application.Ìý

Next Steps

Information Sessions

Connect with an Advisor

Apply Today

Request More Information

Interested in our Data Analytics (MBA) degree?Ìý Complete this form to connect with an admissions advisor for personalized guidance on schedules, costs, and application steps. We’re here to help you take the next step!

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Digital Media & Communication (BA) + MBA Dual-Level Program /dual-level-business-administration-digital-media-communications/ Thu, 08 Jan 2026 18:53:43 +0000 /?page_id=99774

Digital Media & Communication (BA) + MBA Dual-Level Program

The Digital Media and Communication (BA) + Master of Business Administration (MBA) Dual-Level Program at 91³Ô¹Ï allows students to earn both degrees in just five years. This accelerated pathway integrates creative communication, digital strategy, and business leadership within a distinctly biblical framework. Students develop advanced skills in visual design, content creation, digital storytelling, and media strategy while also gaining a strong foundation in business management, finance, marketing, and organizational leadership.

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Our Distinctives

This distinctive five-year program combines Digital Media and Communication with an MBA to prepare students as biblically grounded business leaders and skilled multimedia communicators. This program seeks to equip graduates with the ethical, creative, and strategic skills to lead within all areas of business and media.

Integrated Creative and Business Model

Students are trained as both creators and leaders. You learn how to design, write, and produce digital media and how to manage teams, launch initiatives, and guide organizations.

Biblical Integration

Courses are taught by Christian faculty who integrate Scripture, theology, and ethics into creative practice and business decision-making.

Career Focused

Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in marketing, communications, nonprofit organizations, entrepreneurship, media production, and digital strategy.

Accelerated and Affordable

Complete a bachelor’s and master’s degree in five years, saving both time and tuition while gaining a competitive advantage in the job market.

Program Description

The 5-Year Digital Media and Communication (BA) + MBA program combines the undergraduate Digital Media and Communication curriculum with the graduate MBA core. Students complete their undergraduate coursework in digital communication, design, writing, and media production, then transition into graduate-level business coursework in their senior and fifth years.

Curriculum Highlights

Digital Media and Communication (BA)

  • Writing for Social Media & WebsitesÌý
  • Interactive Media DesignÌý
  • Digital StorytellingÌý
  • News Writing & Reporting
  • Communication Theory

Business Administration (MBA)

  • Effective organizations
  • Decision analytics
  • Finance
  • Marketing strategy
  • OperationsÌý
  • Global business
  • The Legal Environment of Business
  • StrategyÌý

Electives allow students to explore concentrations such as marketing, innovation, leadership, entrepreneurship, or organizational development.

All 91³Ô¹Ï students must have professed a faith in Jesus Christ as Savior as evidenced by providing a personal testimony that details this faith. By submitting an application, students acknowledge the University’s doctrinal position and standards of conduct as outlined in the Foundational Statements. Below are the admission requirements:

  • Application: Submit the Application for Admission along with the $25 non-refundable fee. Apply today using code faithmatters and we will waive the fee.Ìý
  • Transcripts: Order official transcripts for all conferred degrees to be sent to 91³Ô¹Ï.Ìý

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The tuition rates are posted on this page. 91³Ô¹Ï also partners with many organizations and offers tuition discounts. Please contact us to find out if your organization has a partnership with 91³Ô¹Ï.Ìý

Additional information on scholarships, grants, and loans is available from this page.

Graduates are prepared for roles such as:

  • Digital Marketing Specialist
  • Social Media Manager
  • Content Strategist or Content Manager
  • Brand or Marketing Coordinator
  • Web or Digital Project Manager
  • Business Analyst or Marketing Analyst
  • Product Marketing Manager
  • Entrepreneur or Small Business Owner

Related ProgramsÌý

  • Marketing (BS)
  • English (BA)
  • Studio Art (BA)Ìý
  • Graphic Design (BA)
  • Strategic Management (MS) | OnlineÌý
  • Accounting and Data Analytics (MS) | Online

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Finance BS /finance-bs/ Mon, 15 Sep 2025 12:55:54 +0000 /?page_id=97197
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Finance (BS)

At 91³Ô¹Ï, the Bachelor of Science in Finance equips you to understand how money moves through organizations and markets—and how to steward it wisely. You’ll build a strong foundation in corporate finance, investments, financial statement analysis, and risk management while sharpening quantitative skills and ethical decision‑making.

If you want to graduate career‑ready and set apart by both competence and character, this program is for you.

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Biblical Integration
You’ll examine finance through a distinctly Christian worldview. Courses and conversations connect value creation, stewardship, and justice with biblical virtues like integrity, prudence, and service. You’ll consider questions of risk, responsibility, and stakeholder impact—and learn to pursue returns without compromising ethics.
Internship Availability
Develop a standout résumé through internships with banks, investment and advisory firms, corporate finance teams, nonprofits, and ministries. Apply classroom learning in real settings—valuation, budgeting, forecasting, portfolio research, and client communication—while expanding your professional network and clarity about calling.
Career Preparation
From your first year, you’ll engage career resources such as résumé and interview workshops, networking events with employers, and one‑on‑one coaching. Capstone and project‑based courses build end‑to‑end skills: analyzing financial statements, modeling scenarios, evaluating investments, and presenting recommendations to decision‑makers.
Weekly Labs
Gain hands‑on fluency with tools used in modern finance. In weekly applied labs and workshops, you’ll practice: Excel for financial modeling (DCF, sensitivity/scenario analysis) Budgeting and forecasting for corporate planning Portfolio basics (risk/return, diversification, benchmarking) Data visualization and dashboarding for finance Communicating insights clearly to technical and non‑technical audiences These sessions build confidence while fostering a supportive cohort community.

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Both learning modalities share the same Christ‑centered foundation and industry‑focused outcomes. Pick the format that fits your life and learning preferences.

In Person

If you are ready to take the next step in your career, our in-person counseling program might be right for you if you appreciate:

  • Strong, faith-based classroom connection
  • Real-time practice and feedback
  • Access to on-campus resources

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Business Analytics (BS)

At 91³Ô¹Ï, the Bachelor of Science in Business Analytics equips you to turn data into decisions. You’ll develop a strong foundation in business—accounting, finance, marketing, and management—while building technical fluency in statistics, data management, and analytics tools used by modern organizations. Graduates leave ready to translate complex data into clear, ethical, and actionable insights.

If you want to be the teammate who can ask the right questions, analyze the evidence, and communicate recommendations with integrity, this program is for you.

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Biblical Integration
You’ll explore data stewardship through a distinctly Christian worldview. Courses and conversations connect analytics with biblical virtues such as honesty, responsibility, justice, and service. You’ll examine topics like data privacy, algorithmic bias, and stakeholder impact—and learn to use data in ways that uphold human dignity and the common good.
Internship Availability
Build a résumé that stands out through internships and field experiences with companies, nonprofits, ministries, and start‑ups. Apply what you learn—data cleaning, dashboarding, KPI design, forecasting, and stakeholder communication—while growing your professional network and clarity about calling.
Career Preparation
From your first year, you’ll engage with career resources such as résumé and portfolio workshops, networking with employers, mock interviews, and one‑on‑one coaching. Capstone projects and case competitions help you practice end‑to‑end analytics: framing problems, gathering and preparing data, modeling, visualizing results, and presenting recommendations to decision‑makers.
Weekly Labs
Develop hands‑on fluency with tools used in modern analytics. In weekly applied labs and workshops, you’ll practice: Excel for modeling and decision‑making SQL for querying and data management Python/R for analytics fundamentals Data visualization and dashboarding (e.g., Power BI/Tableau) Experimentation and A/B testing basics Communicating insights to non‑technical audiences These sessions build confidence while fostering a supportive cohort community.

Choose Your Program Path

Both learning modalities share the same Christ‑centered foundation and industry‑focused outcomes. Pick the format that fits your life and learning preferences.

In Person

Whether a working professional, a busy parent, or you are just someone who thrives learning through a virtual model, our online program includes:

  • If you are ready to take the next step in your career, our in-person counseling program might be right for you if you appreciate:

    • Strong, faith-based classroom connection
    • Real-time practice and feedback
    • Access to on-campus resources
  • Manageable and flexible 7-week course cycles
  • Familiarity with a virtual setting for counseling sessions

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