LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY | 2017 - 2018 VIEWBOOK You're Casual Your

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY | 2017 - 2018 VIEWBOOK You're casual your

IT GOES FAR BEYOND HOW YOU SPEND YOUR SUNDAYS AND GUIDES HOW YOU PLAN TO SPEND YOUR ENTIRE LIFE. SO EVEN AS YOU’RE LOOKING TO COLLEGE, YOU’RE LOOKING TO WHAT LIES BEYOND.

BOYCE COLLEGE IS ABOUT GOING BEYOND.

academics MINISTRY MISSIONS MARKETPLACE 14-33 14-19 20-23 24-27 not about faith.

Beyond just learning to learning about what matters most — God and his glory. Beyond just knowing about God to knowing and loving God himself — in a way that transforms all of life.

At Boyce College, our theological core, community of discipleship, and wide range of opportunities to grow and serve provide an experience that goes beyond education. Expect all of who you are and what you do to be transformed by the power of the gospel.

AT BOYCE, EXPECT BEYOND.

community expenses get started 36-51 54-59 62-63 Every human being has a worldview.

It’s how you understand yourself and the world around you. The question isn’t whether you have a worldview, but whether your worldview is based on what’s true. At Boyce, we’re committed to giving you a lens to check your pre- scription, to make sure your worldview corresponds with what the Bible says. It’s throughout the curriculum — and not just for pastoral ministry majors or theology majors. A comprehensive Christian worldview is also important for degrees in business, teaching, and all other programs. With every degree, you’ll develop a cohesive worldview where academics and real life intersect.

The central distinctive of Boyce College is its emphasis on a comprehensive Christian worldview education. Boyce is about preparing a new generation of Christian young people to face a world that is increasingly pluralistic and secular and be able to apply all that the Scripture teaches and to be able to think about all things through the lens of a Christian worldview.

R. ALBERT MOHLER JR. | president The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and Boyce College

4 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK 5 Following Jesus is about more than just knowing certain truths.

It’s about those truths transforming your life so you follow Jesus in obedience. You can have a biblical worldview but not have a personal relationship with God. You can memorize Scripture and not be a Chris- tian. Jesus’ disciples were told to follow him and they obeyed. Their lives were transformed as they followed Jesus, dedicated their lives to him, and emulated him. Their lives stood out. A life of transformation affects everything we do here at Boyce. In our events, cha- pels, residential life, student organizations, and every facet of student life, we’re committed to helping you shape a life of discipleship. Beyond whatever GPA you get, we want you to be more deeply in love with Christ and live a life marked by godliness, wisdom, and love for your neighbor.

6 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK 7 God may call you to do something for the kingdom that will shock you.

We want to make sure students leave Boyce so deeply-rooted in God’s heart for the world that they are challenged to go beyond their comfort zone. God will call some students to major in business and live within 60 miles of their hometown. But let’s not fool ourselves into thinking that God only calls some of his children to have a heart for the four corners of the world; that the Great Commission only applies to pastors and missionaries. Whether you are a missions, Bible, or theology major or you’re seeking to serve in the marketplace, in the public space of law and advocacy, in vocational ministry, or even in the home and in your family, your greatest joy will be as you give yourself to God’s mission in the world that every tribe, tongue, and nation will be counted among his people.

8 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK 9

12 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK Each degree at Boyce College is built on a theological core.

Throughout the diverse programs at Boyce, nearly half of each degree is in biblical and theological studies. Every degree includes courses like hermeneutics, which teaches you how to interpret the Bible. Business students need to know that. Education and politics majors need to know that. Every student needs to know that. This theological core provides you with a rigorous and distinctly Christian classroom experience to shape within you the biblical vir- tues and worldview necessary to love God and neighbor.

13 Boyce was the place where I learned to preach and where I learned to interpret and understand the Bible. I'm so thankful for the faculty who invested their time in me at Boyce.

14 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK academics

BIBLICAL AND THEOLOGICAL STUDIES

This core program trains you for ministry in the local church and provides instruction and experience in preaching, Bible study, pastoral leadership, and evangelism.

• A.A. in Biblical and Theological Studies • B.A. in Biblical and Theological Studies: Seminary Track • B.A. in Biblical and Theological Studies

CHURCH MINISTRY

Church Ministry degrees transform you to think biblically and critically and to be pre- pared for pastoral and ministry-related roles in the local church such as pastoral leadership, youth ministry, counseling, and worship.

• B.A. in Church Ministry: Expository Preaching and Pastoral Leadership • B.S. in Church Ministry: Youth and Family Track • B.S. in Church Ministry: Christian Leadership Track • B.S. in Biblical Studies: Biblical Counseling • B.S. in Biblical Studies: Worship and Pastoral Studies • B.S. in Biblical Studies: Worship and Music Studies

JONATHAN AKIN is the former director of young leader engagement for North American Mission Board, one of the founders for Baptist21, author, and former pastor of Fairview Church in Lebanon, Tennessee (B.A. in Biblical and Theological Studies from Boyce College, 2004; M.Div., Ph.D. from SBTS, 2006, 2012)

15 16 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK academics

SEMINARY TRACK

Boyce College offers a Seminary Track concentration in Biblical and Theological Studies. The Seminary Track gives you the opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Arts in Biblical and Theological Studies and a Master of Divinity in as few as five years. There has never been a more rigorous and expedient way to prepare for gospel ministry.

The Boyce Seminary Track provides the opportunity to study with top scholars who are unapologetically committed to the Scriptures. I have been amazed at how much my professors care about more than just my academics, they care about me. Southern doesn’t want to just produce scholars, they want to cultivate Christ- like ministers of the Word for a world in need.

GARRETT DAVIS | Nicholasville, Kentucky

17 confidence in the gospel

“We live in uncertain times dence in the gospel.” with all kinds of challenges Hall is committed to the that previous generations gospel shaping everything haven’t faced,” says Mat- Boyce College does in the thew J. Hall, dean of Boyce classroom and beyond. College, “but we’re not “Everything about this wringing our hands about place is leveraged to propel the future. We’re sending men and women forward out students with confi- into God’s great global

18 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK academics

“Boyce College believes the biblical command to love God and neighbor shapes everything about our mission and campus culture, both inside the classroom and beyond.” mission, proclaiming the and truths of God’s Word education, in missions, in good news and bearing and we believe that God’s pastoral ministry, and in a his image to a world that glory will be revealed in myriad of other callings.” desperately needs to hear the work he does through That’s the confidence and believe,” he says. our students as they go that pervades Boyce Col- “We’re equipping stu- out to every corner of lege. It’s rooted deeply in dents with the categories the world; in business, in the gospel.

19 20 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK academics

MISSIONS AND EVANGELISM

These programs prepare you to love evangelism and discipleship — whether in intercultural settings or through the study and practice of apologetics.

B.A. in Christian Worldview and Apologetics The Christian Worldview and Apologetics program is designed for students who are planning a ministry in apologetics or who are considering advanced study in philosophy.

B.S. in Biblical Studies: Global Studies The purpose of the Global Studies program is to prepare you to live and work interculturally in both national and international settings. After completing this degree, you will be able to work in a variety of positions throughout the world in business, government service, relief and development organizations, and serve in traditional mission settings and churches.

STEPHANIE CAVANAUGH came to Boyce from Columbus, Ohio. She is pursuing a degree in Global Studies with a minor in English as a Second Language. She is a member at Third Avenue Baptist Church.

NICOLE LIESMAKI is suitemates with Stephanie and is a member at Immanuel Baptist. From Minne- sota, Nicole is a Global Studies student with Stephanie. The two serve in an ESL ministry together.

21 on philosophy and loving your neighbor

Bryan Baise questioned his and he needed a voice of faith until he read C.S. Lewis’ wisdom to bolster his confi- Mere Christianity, when he dence in the truth. said that his faith came alive “I knew this [Christian- and made sense. Liberal ity] was real, I knew this was college professors had chal- true, but I didn’t know why lenged his belief in the Bible, and I wasn’t comfortable

22 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK academics

saying that, just leaving it “The further I dug, the teaches, Baise wants to train there,” said Baise, Boyce deeper the bedrock of my students to study doctrines College philosophy and faith felt,” he said. “Studying they may not agree with in apologetics professor. philosophy actually ended up order to love their neighbor Baise graduated from being just a study of further well. The study of secular the University of Kentucky, confirming what I already ideas, he said, makes Chris- which he says helped him knew to be true but didn’t tians better ambassadors of to “crystallize” his love for know how to explain it.” the gospel. When students both philosophy and the Now, as the director of the study Plato or David Hume, gospel. He was one of the worldview and apologet- when they study the ideas only theists in many of his ics degree at Boyce, Baise that “swirl around in our classes, which helped him says he hopes his teaching culture” and are contrary to dig deeper into Scripture reflects a commitment to lov- Scripture, it teaches students and learn how it fills the ing God and loving neigh- to love their neighbors as gaps in secular philosophy. bor. Through every course he themselves, he said.

“The study of secular ideas makes Christians better ambassadors of the gospel.”

23 I’m grateful for Boyce College on a daily basis; I met my wife there, met my business partner there, and learned not just about the economy of a society, but about the economy of the heart.

24 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK academics

MARKETPLACE

Marketplace degrees equip you with a biblical worldview as well as the specialized knowledge and skills necessary for missionally-focused vocations.

B.S. in Teacher Education B.S. in Business Administration The Teacher Education program at Boyce Whether you see yourself working College will equip you with the special- administratively in a church or ministry, ized knowledge, insight, and skills foun- being a kingdom entrepreneur domesti- dational for an effective ministry through cally or internationally, or ministering teacher education at home and abroad. as you work in a traditional business, With a high placement rate, you can the Business Administration program serve as a teacher in the private school provides you with a degree in business system or in the foreign mission field. as well as a solid biblical and theologi- You will find Boyce's Teacher Educa- cal education that you can use to min- tion program to be the ideal place to ister in unique places and contexts. receive professional teacher training. B.S. in Philosophy, Politics, B.S. in Humanities and Economics The Humanities program is designed The PPE program is an interdisciplin- for students who want a comprehensive ary approach to studying influential education in humanities combined with ideas spanning from ancient to pres- biblical and ministry related courses. It is ent day. It prepares you to success- intended to help you prepare for a vari- fully engage with concepts and beliefs ety of occupations, including church and that have shaped the world, whether parachurch ministries, or further graduate in ministry, public life, or law. studies, through a reflective engagement with history, literature, and philosophy.

JEREMY RHODEN earned a B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies from Boyce College in 2003. Along with a fellow classmate, Jesse Faught, Rhoden started his company, Louisville Overstock Warehouse. Rhoden also serves as an elder at Clifton Baptist Church and as a trustee at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

25 professors who move you

Boyce College boasts a teach. Kevin Jones is the well-published faculty associate dean of academic that is on the frontlines of innovation, which is a vital evangelical scholarship, role in leading efforts to cultural engagement, and develop new degree pro- local church leadership. The grams as well as continu- same rigor they display in ing to ensure excellence in their own scholarship comes teaching as one of Boyce through in each class they College's distinctives.

26 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK academics

“The faculty of Boyce College is an unprecedented collection of godly scholars who are committed to combine academic excellence with passion for ministry.” — R. Albert Mohler Jr., President

“As associate dean of research-based methods to administration's desire to academic innovation, I want ensure our students predict, cultivate and strengthen to ensure we attract and hire receive, and retain the needed the excellent teaching the best faculty members for information for serving the environment. This initia- the institution,” Jones said. “I church, engaging the culture, tive includes providing want to support our current and applying skills learned learning spaces and lec- faculty by ensuring aware- to their area of calling.” tures designed to motivate ness of best practices and Jones represents Boyce and engage students.

27 AUGUSTINE HONORS COLLEGIUM

The Augustine Honors Collegium is a selective academic program designed to attract and equip academically-advanced undergraduates in order to prepare them to serve the church as Christian scholars who can think critically and communicate the gospel effectively in all walks of life.

About the Collegium • Small, seminar-style classes. • A wide array of co-curricular activities. • Extra-curricular opportunities designed to engage beyond the classroom. • Equipping students to analyze and respond to various challenges to the Christian faith. • Developing communication skills through writing and public speaking. • Providing guidance for in-depth research and synthesis. All honors students will complete a research thesis.

28 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK academics

My heart is with students and trying to push them on to do even more excellent work academically, for themselves, but also for the world, whether that is professional academic work or just being able to think and engage the culture. I enjoy having the opportunity to help those who are preparing for ministry, whether that is vocational ministry or just living life as a minister of the gospel or a follower of Christ in the secular world.

JONATHAN ARNOLD Assistant professor of Christian theology and church history

29 BOYCE ONLINE

There's nothing quite like learning and living in community at Boyce College. If you're already serving with commit- ments that keep you from moving to Lou- isville, Boyce Online provides world class training to help you begin or complete a degree wherever you are on mission.

Excellence Boyce Online provides you with the best possible theological education through degrees that can be earned online, wherever you live. About 60 percent of all degrees can be completed online.

Flexibility The flexibility of Boyce Online enables you to complete coursework as your schedule permits, allowing you to remain in your current job or ministry roles, or to participate in internships or other opportunities.

Interaction Study with other students from around the globe as you earn your degree and put your education into action in your context as you learn more about what it means to engage this world for Christ.

Boyce degrees available fully online: • Associate of Arts in Biblical and Theological Studies • Bachelor of Arts in Biblical and Theological Studies • Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

30 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK academics

31 DUAL ENROLLMENT

A college education is an investment of time and money, and with Boyce College’s dual enrollment program, you can save both.

The program allows you to earn college credit while still in high school, whether you take courses online, on campus, or at your high school or homeschool. Dual enrollment is about more than saving time and money, though. It’s about building a foundation for the future, and there’s no better place to do that than Boyce College.

WORLDVIEW STUDIES CERTIFICATE

The Worldview Studies Certificate at Boyce College is a one-year program that builds biblical foundations for university-bound high school graduates like you.

You can earn a year of college credit while learning from leaders like R. Albert Mohler Jr., president of Southern Seminary, philosophy and apologetics professor Bryan Baise, and Bland Mason, chaplain to the Boston Red Sox.

32 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK academics

“With the dual enrollment program, I was able to graduate from high school with a year of college already completed. It allowed our family to maximize our time and money.”

GEORGIA STINSON (2016) Louisville, Kentucky

Coffee House and Big Show are special because Boyce has some of THE most tal- ented students. It’s really fun and encouraging to hear and see them use the talents God has given them. TRADI TIONS It doesn’t get any better than Hall Ball! That is the loudest I have ever heard a gym before.

TRADI TIONS 38 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK community

All the benefits of being on the historic campus of Southern Seminary but with a distinctive and thriving college life filled with treasured traditions.

Back-to-School Bash Men’s Camping Trip Women’s Retreat Fall Festival

Dorm Meeting Hall Ball Bulldogs Tipoff Coffeehouse Poetry Night

1937 Project The Big Show Friday Night Fires Spring Banquet

39 Serve and grow— music, ministry, student leadership

Students have access to service on a variety of student organizations including Love the Nations (an organization that serves Refugees), PPC 3:23 (an opportunity to serve inner-city students), short-term mission trips (through the Bevin Center), Speak for the Unborn (serving women considering abortions), and more.

For those musically gifted, there are opportunities to serve on Boyce worship teams including the Boyce College Choir, traveling worship teams, and chapel orchestra.

Boyce also supports student leaders by offer- ing positions for you to serve as resident advisors or on student council. These elected leaders build community, plan events, and encourage other students.

Beyond campus-centered ministry opportunities, Boyce grows you to be a good church member and helps you to use your gifts and talents within the large network of healthy churches in the Louisville area.

40 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK community

41 COMPE TITION COMPE TITION Boyce provides you with healthy competition and development through sports, group fitness classes, and intramural sports.

CHEER ON THE BULLDOGS IN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

Men's basketball Men's soccer Women's volleyball

GET FIT WITH GROUP FITNESS CLASSES

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Pilates Swim Club

Zumba Co-ed Boot Camp CrossFit

Basketball Football Volleyball Soccer Ping pong

44 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK community

I love the Health and Rec Center for watch- ing athletic events, lifting weights in the gym, and playing ping pong.

45 Diversity is prominent in every It has a little bit of everything — aspect, from people, to cultures, riverfront, beautiful parks, tons to architecture and art, to weather. of things to do, and a lot of solid Living in Louisville gives you a churches and service opportunities. chance to get the experience of living just about anywhere in the world!

It's very eclectic. There's something for just about everyone to do here. LOUIS Small town. Big city. Louisville is the best of both worlds.

VILLE 48 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK community

As a thriving metropolitan area, Louisville offers a broad range of attractions and activities.

Activities and attractions Food and coffee Beyond Churchill Downs and the Derby activities, In March 2016, Louisville ranked number one Louisville is also home to creative museums in National Geographic’s “Top 10 Food Cities in (from weapons to baseball), a popular zoo, 123 the World” thanks to hundreds of locally-owned parks, a minor league baseball team, a vibrant arts restaurants catering to a broad range of tastes. community, and North America’s largest fireworks Louisville is also home to several nationally show known as Thunder Over Louisville. acclaimed coffee shops and roasters.

49 Ministry starts here. Louisville provides opportunities to apply your learning beyond the classroom.

Louisville has long been a gathering spot for evangelical conferences, such as Together for the Gospel, but it has also become a gathering spot for the nations. People from all over the world, including a great number of refugees, are moving to Louisville, and many of them have never heard the gospel. Ministry opportunities include:

Fellowship of Baptist Campus Refuge Louisville Christian Athletes Ministry

Pro-life Ministries Scarlet Hope Louisville Rescue Mission

Prison Ministry Race Track Preaching Chaplaincy Opportunities

50 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK community

JEFF HUNTER, Boyce College associate dean of student life, serving alongside students during the annual community service event, the 1937 Project.

AFFOR DABLE TUITION HOUSING

Undergraduate Single students will live in degree programs state-of-the art housing. per hour The typical suite in the newly-renovated complex SBC students $380 houses four occupants,

Non-SBC students $760 and most suites include a common kitchenette and For details on enrollment fees and costs, visit boycecollege.com/cost. dining area, lounge and TV space, and a full bathroom. Amenities include lounges, community kitchens, free laundry facilities, free WiFi, and 24-hour security.

Housing in any of Boyce College’s residence halls includes a meal plan.

Boyce room and board $3,350

Upperclassman discount - ($200)

56 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK expenses

57 FINANCIAL AID

Boyce College offers affordable tuition rates for an incredible educational experience. The Financial Aid Office is committed to making education affordable.

Boyce Scholarships How to Apply: Scholarships are awarded annually to Complete the College Board PROFILE qualifying students. Students may apply (profileonline.collegeboard.com): for one of the following scholarships: • Click on the academic year in which you • General Scholarship: Awards range up to $1,000 will enroll at Boyce College. per semester ($2,000 per year) and are based • Select “sign up” under “not a member yet?” upon demonstrated financial need. • Create a username and password on the • Academic Excellence Scholarship: College Board website. Awards based on high school academic • Reference your most current tax return in achievement and an essay competition. order to complete the application. You The scholarship is awarded for the first two may be asked to provide parental semesters of study in the amount of $2,000 financial data. per semester ($4,000 per year). • Enter fee payment code obtained from • MK Grant: Children of current full-time info.sbts.edu with Boyce College IMB or NAMB missionaries who are CSS code (9785). enrolled in undergraduate programs may be eligible to receive a 100 percent tuition grant prior to the age of 30. College Board PROFILE not required. Deadlines for new students: Visit boycecollege.com/missionsgrants for application and more information. General Scholarship • Fall: August 1 • Spring: January 1

Eligibility Requirements Academic Excellence Scholarship • Fall: May 1 • Students must be enrolled at full-time • Spring: November 1 status (12+ credit hours). • Students must take courses at the MK Grant Louisville campus. • Fall: August 1 • Students must be admitted into a • Spring: January 1 degree program and be in good academic standing.

58 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK expenses

Grants Spouse and Children’s Grant Program Discover Undergraduate Loan Spouses or dependents of full-time students may • discover.com/student-loans be eligible for a 50 percent tuition grant. Qualify- • 1-800-788-3368 ing students must apply midway through the semester by submitting the Spouse/Dependent Boyce College Short Term Loan Form to the Accounting Office. • Payment due within six months. • Maximum of $2,000. Sibling Grant • Apply at the Financial Aid Office (Norton 154). A grant is available for families with multiple • First semester students are not eligible. siblings concurrently enrolled in classes at Boyce College. For more information, please Veterans Benefits contact the Boyce Student Life Office. Boyce is an accredited institution recognized by the Veterans Administration. Boyce Leadership Opportunities accepts the following VA Benefits: Boyce College offers a variety of leadership opportunities to continuing students (must com- • GI Bill — Please contact the VA Regional plete two semesters). These positions are selected Office to determine eligibility at 1-888-442- by Student Life and vary in award amount. 4551 or gibill.gov. • Vocational Rehabilitation. • Resident leaders • Visit boycecollege.com/vabenefits for • Student Council more information. • Ambassadors • Boyce traveling music ensembles Active Duty Military Grant Boyce does not accept Tuition Assistance funded Outside Scholarships by the DoD, but offers a comparable institutional Many of our students receive aid from outside grant for eligible students. Contact Financial Aid scholarships. Options can be found at for information. boycecollege.com/outsidescholarships. FACTS Management Loans Visit boycecollge.com/loans for more information. Company Automatic Payment Plan Smart Option Student Loan or Parent Loan Students have the option to enroll in a pay- with Sallie Mae ment plan rather than paying tuition in full at • salliemae.com the start of the semester. • 1-866-972-5004 • $25 enrollment fee per semester. Kentucky Advantage Loan or Kentucky • 25 percent of the total tuition balance Advantage Parent Loan is withdrawn immediately; the remainder The Kentucky Higher Education Student is withdrawn once a month for the Loan Corporation offers two private loan following 3 months. options, one for students and another for • Questions can be directed to the parents of students. Application can be made Accounting Office. at advantageeducationloan.com or by calling 1-800-988-6333.

59 Go beyond exploring colleges and get started today.

ADMISSIONS CHECKLIST PLAN YOUR VISIT

1. Take the ACT, SAT, or CLT. Use the Choose the option that is right for you below codes to have your scores at boycecollege.com/visit. reported to Boyce College. ACT code: 5522, act.org 1. Schedule an Individual Visit SAT code: 3858, sat.org Schedule your visit for any Monday, Classic Learning Test (CLT) Tuesday, Thursday, or Friday. You will cltexam.com have an opportunity to attend a class, meet with faculty and admissions staff 2. Apply for admission online. for lunch, and tour our historic campus boycecollege.com/apply in Louisville, Kentucky. Use this code to get your application fee waived: BOYCEBULLDOGS 2. Attend Preview Day Allow us to roll out the red carpet for 3. Request for your high school and/or you. Come tour our historic campus, college transcripts to be sent to Boyce meet professors, sit in on classes, College mailing address: hang out with current students, and 2825 Lexington Road have dessert and conversation with Attn: Admissions President R. Albert Mohler Jr. in the Louisville, KY 40280 Mohlers' home.

Email: [email protected] 3. Be a Bulldog Day Fax: 502.897.4723 Spend the day as a Boyce student! Experience student life at Boyce by 4. Confirm your recommendation forms attending a class with current stu- have been submitted. dents, experience events like a Boyce athletics game or Dorm Meeting, and 5. Apply for campus housing. get an insider’s view of campus hous- sbts.edu/services/housing/apply ing as students volunteer their dorms for you to stay in Friday night. 6. Apply for financial aid by May 1 to receive priority consideration. boycecollege.com/finaid

60 | BOYCE COLLEGE VIEWBOOK get started Apply Today boycecollege.com/apply

Boyce College is the undergraduate school of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

2825 Lexington Road Louisville, KY 40280 (800) 626-5525