Presbyterian Colleges

[Joseph Scibbe]

So, what are some good Presbyterian colleges that offer undergrad programs in Bible?

 

[Philip]

Covenant College and Geneva College come to mind. I can't speak for the latter, but Covenant has an excellent Biblical and Theological studies department.

 

[mjmacvey]

In addition to Covenant and Geneva, I would look at Grove City College (historically, PCUSA, though presently loosely affiliated, with PCA/OPC/ARP faculty in the Religion Dept.) and Providence Christian College (PCA/OPC/URCNA faculty).

Not sure what your long-terms plans are, but students from each of these programs have been very well prepared for academic work at the seminary level.

 

[Mephibosheth]

Covenant has an excellent Biblical and Theological studies department.

I'd recommend Covenant, as well. I was an Arminian, Southern Baptist youth group kid when I arrived there as a Freshman. God used men like Dan MacDougal and Ken Stewart to turn me into the Calvinist and Presbyterian I am today.

But hey, I'm biased

 

[Notthemama1984]

What are your educational goals?

 

[he beholds]

Geneva was great and has all Reformed Presbyterian Bible professors.

 

[Quatchu]

If i could go back in time i would of went to Covenant, even though I'am not Presbyterian. Its seems like an amazing school.

 

[MLCOPE2]

Geneva is the "official" college of the RPCNA. They are very biblically grounded and obviously reformed and presbyterian.

Check it out.