At Life Pacific College, you will begin to dream the possibilities, explore your personal faith, and be equipped with a biblically-centered education that will prepare you for a successful career and effective ministry. Our accredited academics ensures that every student, on-campus or online, is being stretched in their thinking and will graduate with a degree that takes them to the next level.
Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies
Designed for those interested in gaining a strong biblical worldview, preparing to lead or teach in a variety of ministry contexts, or to pursue advanced studies in a multiple of disciplines.
Program Description
The purpose of our traditional undergraduate program is to equip individuals with a deep understanding of the Bible, theological synthesis, and hermeneutical practices, gain understanding of the value of the major fields of knowledge from a biblical framework, and possess the desire and foundation necessary to be a lifelong learner; students will attain the skills necessary for ministry to people inside and outside of the local church. They will learn to integrate education, spiritual life, and experience into a consistent lifestyle of personal spiritual growth and character that reflects Christian values.
Choose A Concentration
Clarify Your Focus: The faculty at Life Pacific College continues to develop ways for our students to receive an education relevant to their ministry interests. A concentration is a group of four courses that the faculty selected to provide students with a broader grounding in particular fields. The student’s concentration will appear on his or her transcript and indicates that the student has placed particular emphasis on developing knowledge and skills in that area of study.
Concentrations offered in:- Pastoral Ministry
- Youth Ministry
- Counseling
- Worship Arts
- Intercultural Studies
Click here to see what classes are offered in each concentration.
Career Opportunities
- Ministry Leadership
- Chaplaincy
- Missions
- Education
- Scholarship
- Research
- Evangelism
- Seminary
Interesting Courses
- Biblical Exegesis Practicum
- Romans
- Hebrew Prophets
- Theology I-II
- Synoptic Gospels
- Prison Epistles
- Isaiah
- History of Ancient Israel
Real World Opportunities
Ministry and Outreach: Students are provided with opportunities to volunteer at local churches, youth programs, non-profit organizations and district offices. Students also take the opportunity to Study Abroad.
Research: Students have the opportunity to work closely with the Bible and Theology faculty within and outside the classroom. Many of our students have gone on to Seminary and Graduate programs at reputable institutions, received scholarships and have become experts, innovators and professors in their fields.
Program Chair
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Mark Duzik |
Testimonies
“Graduating from LPC has prepared me with ministry tools that I can use both in and out of the traditional church model. I feel called to Medical Missions and the courses I took here left me feeling empowered to do anything the Lord calls me to do. I am ready to engage with people who understand church culture as well as people who have never heard about Jesus, and I owe a lot of that to Life Pacific College.” – Shelby Thiel ‘12
Tuition
| Cost & Aid for 2013-2014 | |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate Tuition (Per Unit) | $500 |
| Block Tuition 12-18 units (Per Semester) | $6,000 |
| Room & Board (Semester) | $3,399 |
| Student Services Fee | $250 |
| Estimated Total (Per Semester) | $9,649 |
Scholarships and Financial Aid available, for more information visit our Financial Aid section.
FAQ
How much time should I expect to put into the program?
Students should expect to put at least 3–4 hours per unit a week into their coursework.
What is the program schedule?
Traditional on-campus programs run on a Fall/Spring semester schedule.
Who should enroll in this program?
Our Biblical Studies traditional program is designed for people who desire to be involved in one of the diverse roles existing within the Christian community. It is particularly well suited for those who see teaching the Bible as their primary ministry aim.
More information: Program Fact Sheet | Apply Now | Policies
Bachelor of Arts in Transformational Ministry
Preparing leaders to serve in church and the marketplace, students can focus on missions, counseling, student ministry, pastoral ministry, leadership and more.
Program Description
Preparing leaders to serve in church and the marketplace, students can focus on missions, counseling, student ministry, pastoral ministry, leadership, and more. BA Transformational Ministry Program Description The purpose of our traditional undergraduate program is to equip individuals with a deep understanding of the Bible, theological synthesis, and hermeneutical practices, gain understanding of the value of the major fields of knowledge from a biblical framework, and possess the desire and foundation necessary to be a lifelong learner; students will attain the skills necessary for ministry inside and outside of the local church. They will learn to integrate education, spiritual life, and experience into a consistent lifestyle of personal spiritual growth and character that reflects Christian values.
Clarify Your Focus
Concentrations: The faculty at Life Pacific College continues to develop ways for our students to receive an education relevant to their ministry interests. A concentration is a group of four courses that the faculty selected to provide students with a broader grounding in particular fields. The student’s concentration will appear on his or her transcript and indicates that the student has placed particular emphasis on developing knowledge and skills in that area of study.
Concentrations offered in:- Pastoral Ministry
- Youth Ministry
- Counseling
- Worship Arts
- Intercultural Studies
Click here to see what classes are offered in each concentration.
Career Opportunities
- Ministry Leadership
- Counseling
- Education
- Worship Arts
- Non-Profit
- Missions
- Church Planting
- Children and Youth Programs
Interesting Courses
- Multi-Cultural Evangelism
- Ministry and Culture
- Church/Non-Profit Administration
- Organizational Dynamics
- Spiritual Gifts and Evangelism
- Foundations of Ministry
- Counseling and Advance Counseling
- Discipleship and Spiritual Formation
Real World Opportunities
Ministry and Outreach: Students are provided with opportunities to volunteer at local churches, youth programs, non-profit organizations and district offices. Students also take the opportunity to Study Abroad.
Specialization: Students have the opportunity to get involved with a ministry of their choice focused on specific interests. Whether the focus is youth ministry, counseling or missions, students get connected to the right people. Many of our students have gone on to Graduate programs and are now serving as Leaders, Pastors, Worship Leaders, Counselors and Therapists, Child Advocates, Business Owners, Entrepreneurs and much more.
Program Chair
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Dr. Dan Stewart |
Testimonies
“I love Life Pacific College because I am not only growing intellectually but I am also being trained to be a great leader through a biblical viewpoint.” – Jake McCracken ‘13
Tuition
| Cost & Aid for 2013-2014 | |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate Tuition (Per Unit) | $500 |
| Block Tuition 12-18 units (Per Semester) | $6,000 |
| Room & Board (Semester) | $3,399 |
| Student Services Fee | $250 |
| Estimated Total (Per Semester) | $9,649 |
Scholarships and Financial Aid available, for more information visit our Financial Aid section.
FAQ
What is the purpose of this program?
The purpose of the Transformational Ministry major is to provide students with the knowledge, skills, and values necessary for ministry not just today but in 2020 and beyond. The course curriculum develops students’ core competencies for success in ministry and leadership.
Who should enroll in this program?
It is intended for those interested in gaining a broad range of knowledge, skills, and values applicable to ministry.
What is the program schedule?
Traditional on-campus programs run on a Fall/Spring semester schedule.
How much time should I expect to put into the program?
Students should expect to put at least 3–4 hours per unit a week into their coursework.
More information: Program Fact Sheet | Apply Now | Policies
Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies
This 64-unit degree can be completed on campus or off campus through Distance Learning and provides a solid biblical foundation for students. Although this program is comprised of the lower division curriculum for the traditional undergraduate degree, it is offered as a distance program of Biblical Studies for students who: do not plan to pursue further training, or who plan to pursue a different major at another college or university, or have already had training in another field.
Program Description
Designed for those interested in gaining a strong biblical worldview, preparing to lead or teach in a variety of ministry contexts, or to pursue advanced studies in a multiple of disciplines. If achieved through Distance Learning, the program is designed for self-disciplined, highly motivated individuals who desire maximum flexibility in establishing their own study schedule and pace due to work, family, or other personal obligations. The Distance Learning program offers flexibility and accredited courses for a discounted tuition rate. Whether completed on-campus or online the AA in Biblical Studies is designed for students who want a firm foundation in biblical studies to enhance their ministry, or plan on continuing on to a four year program at LPC or another school.
Course Curriculum
| Bible/Theology 27 units | |
|---|---|
| Bi101 Pentateuch | Bi113 Intro. to Biblical Lit. |
| Bi205 History of Ancient Israel | Bi216 Synoptic Gospels |
| Bi230 Biblical Exegesis Practicum | Bi305 Hebrew Prophets |
| Bible Elective | Th220 Theology I |
| UD Theology Elective | |
| Ministry 12 units | |
| Ev110 Multi-Cultural Evang. | Gm130 Foundations of Ministry |
| Ev210 Spiritual Gifts and Evang. | Gm230 Discip. & Spiritual Form. |
| General Education 25 units | |
| Co103 Eng. Comp & Research | Ge105 Discip. of LIFE Seminar |
| La131 Biblical Lang. & Exeg. | So131 Cultures of Ancient Civ. |
| Co202 Speech and Presentation | Ph214 Roots of Modern Thought |
| Social & Behavior Science Elective 3 units | |
| Literature Elective 3 units | |
| Lab Science Elective 4 units |
Testimonies
“The biblical foundation provided by the education at LPC is one that will last me the rest of my life. It brought me to such a place to be solid in my faith and surrounded me with wonderful people, producing friendships that will last a lifetime.” – Stewart Shoe ‘12
Tuition
| Cost & Aid for 2013-2014 | |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate Tuition (Per Unit) | $500 |
| Block Tuition 12-18 units (Per Semester) | $6,000 |
| Room & Board (Semester) | $3,399 |
| Student Services Fee | $250 |
| Estimated Total (Per Semester) | $9,649 |
For Tuition for our AA through Distance Learning, please visit our Distance Learning Section.
Scholarships and Financial Aid available, for more information visit our Financial Aid section.
FAQ
Who should enroll in this program?
It is intended for those interested in gaining a broad range of knowledge, skills, and values applicable to ministry.
What is the program schedule?
Traditional on-campus programs run on a Fall/Spring semester schedule.
How much time should I expect to put into the program?
Students should expect to put at least 3–4 hours per unit a week into their coursework.
More information: Course Catalog | Apply Now | Policies
Associate of Arts in General Studies
This program aims at providing Christian leaders with a foundational understanding of the world in which they live and serve. The general education curriculum encourages the development of intellectual, social, and cultural maturity expected of college graduates. The program is comprised of the lower division curriculum for LPC’s traditional undergraduate degrees. The goals for this program are the same as those for the General Education Core and are expected to be met at an Associates level.
Program Description
Designed for those interested in gaining a strong biblical worldview, preparing to lead or teach in a variety of ministry contexts or to pursue advanced studies in a multiple of disciplines.
Course Curriculum
| Bible/Theology 18 units | |
|---|---|
| Bi101 Pentateuch | Bi113 Intro. to Biblical Lit. |
| Bi205 History of Ancient Israel | Bi216 Synoptic Gospels |
| Bi230 Biblical Exegesis Practicum | Th220 Theology I |
| Ministry 12 units | |
| Ev110 Multi-Cultural Evang. | Gm130 Foundations of Ministry |
| Ev210 Spiritual Gifts and Evang. | Gm230 Discip. & Spiritual Form. |
| General Education 34 units | |
| Co103 Eng. Comp & Research | Ge105 Discip. of LIFE Seminar |
| La131 Biblical Lang. & Exeg. | So131 Cultures of Ancient Civ. |
| Co202 Speech and Presentation | Ph214 Roots of Modern Thought |
| Social & Behavior Science Elective 3 units | |
| History Elective 3 units | |
| Literature Elective 3 units | |
| Math Elective 3 units | |
| Lab Science Elective 4 units | |
| Humanities Elective 3 units |
Testimonies
“I love Life Pacific College because I am not only growing intellectually but growing a biblical foundation for life.” – Judi Csonka ‘11
Tuition
| Cost & Aid for 2013-2014 | |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate Tuition (Per Unit) | $500 |
| Block Tuition 12-18 units (Per Semester) | $6,000 |
| Room & Board (Semester) | $3,399 |
| Student Services Fee | $250 |
| Estimated Total (Per Semester) | $9,649 |
Scholarships and Financial Aid available, for more information visit our Financial Aid section.
FAQ
Who should enroll in this program?
It is intended for those interested in gaining a broad range of knowledge, skills, and values applicable to a biblical foundation.
What is the program schedule?
Traditional on-campus programs run on a Fall/Spring semester schedule.
How much time should I expect to put into the program?
Students should expect to put at least 3–4 hours per unit a week into their coursework.
More information: Course Catalog | Apply Now | Policies
Concentrations
The faculty at Life Pacific College continues to develop ways for our students to receive an education relevant to their ministry interests. As a result, beginning in the 2013-2014 academic year LPC will offer five concentrations from which students may choose as they complete their B.A. in Biblical Studies or B.A. in Transformational Ministry.
A concentration is a group of four courses that the faculty selected to provide students with a broader grounding in particular fields. The student’s concentration will appear on his or her transcript and indicates that the student has placed particular emphasis on developing knowledge and skills in that area of study.
Pastoral Ministry
| Co350 Preaching Practicum | Gm445 Ministry Practicum |
| So131 Counseling | Bi216 Healthy Church Development or Ev334 Church Multiplication |
Youth Ministry
| Gm316 Foundations of Youth Ministry | So500 Ministry and Culture |
| Co455 Preaching Practicum | So350 Child and Adolescent Development |
Counseling
| So310 Counseling | So350 Child and Adolescent Development |
| So430 Advanced Counseling | So306 Human Sexuality |
Worship Arts
| Mu225 Music Theory 1 | Ar220 Intro to the Arts |
| Mu322 Principles of Music Technology | Mu252 Music and Worship Leadership |
Intercultural Studies
| Ev210 Spiritual Gifts and Evangelism | Ev415 Missionary Life |
| Ev322 Language and Cultural Learning | So205 Cultural Anthropology or Co215 Comparative Religions |