Stark College & Seminary

Master’s Degree Advanced Tracks available at B. H. Carroll Theological Seminary for Stark College & Seminary Bachelor of Arts in Ministry Graduates

Stark College & Seminary Bachelor of Arts in Ministry graduates are eligible to enroll in one of four Advanced Track Programs at Carroll Seminary: Master of Divinity, Master of Arts in Counseling, Master of Arts in Christian Education, and Master of Arts in Worship. The Advanced Track Program reduces the number of hours required for the degree at Carroll Seminary by 25%, allowing students to complete their degree in less time because the program builds on competencies already learned through the Stark Bachelor of Arts in Ministry program.

Details of the course reduction for each master’s degree program are outlined below. Please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@bhcarroll.edu or 972-580-7600 x110 or click here to complete an online request for information.

In addition, Stark Master of Arts in Ministry students have the opportunity to complete an additional master’s degree at Carroll in order to reach Master of Divinity equivalency. Or, they may transfer half of the credits from the Stark Master of Arts in Ministry toward the completion of the Carroll Master of Divinity.

Master of Divinity (MDIV) – Advanced Track (Stark) – 54 hours

The following courses will be used for the portfolio (18 hours):

 

Stark College & Seminary Carroll Theological Institute
BIBL 1301 Old Testament Survey SWBLI 5111 Old Testament I
BIBL 1302 New Testament Survey SWBLI 5211 New Testament I
BIBL 1304 Methods in Bib. Interp. SWBIT 5111 Biblical Interpretation
MNST 2322 Principles of Teaching MFFND 5111 The Teaching Church
THEO 1301 Intro to Christian Thought FHBTH 5111 Christian Theology 1
MNST 3344 Supervised Ministry BHCTI 5311 Supervised Ministry
LEAD 2301 Christ. Ethics for Lead. MFLDS 5111 Leadership in Ministry
THEO 1302 Intro to Christ. Ethics FHETH 5111 Christian Ethics
MNST 2301 Spiritual Formation WMWOR 5211 Christian Disciplines

Master of Arts in Counseling (MAC) – Licensure Advanced Track (Stark) – 62 hours

The following courses will be used for the portfolio (14 hours):

 

Stark College & Seminary Carroll Theological Institute
BIBL 1301 Old Testament Survey SWBLI 5111 Old Testament I
BIBL 1302 New Testament Survey SWBLI 5211 New Testament I
BIBL 1304 Methods in Bib. Interp. SWBIT 5111 Biblical Interpretation
THEO 1301 Intro to Christian Thought FHBTH 5111 Christian Theology 1
CHST 1301 Intro to Christian History FHCHS5211 Baptist Heritage OR FHCHS5113 Christian Heritage III
LEAD 2301 Christ. Ethics for Lead. MFLDS 5111 Leadership in Ministry
MNST 2301 Spiritual Formation WMWOR 5211 Christian Disciplines

Master of Arts in Christian Education (MACE) – Advanced Track (Stark) – 46 hours

The following courses will be used for the portfolio (14 hours):

 

Stark College & Seminary Carroll Theological Institute
BIBL 1301 Old Testament Survey SWBLI 5111 Old Testament I
BIBL 1302 New Testament Survey SWBLI 5211 New Testament I
BIBL 2302 New Testament Studies SWBLI 5212 New Testament 2
BIBL 1304 Methods in Bib. Interp. SWBIT 5111 Biblical Interpretation
MNST 2322 Principles of Teaching MFFND 5111 The Teaching Church
THEO 1301 Intro to Christian Thought FHBTH 5111 Christian Theology 1
MNST 3344 Supervised Ministry BHCTI 5311 Supervised Ministry

Master of Arts in Worship (MAW) – Advanced Track (Stark) – 36 hours

The following courses will be used for the portfolio (12 hours):

 

Stark College & Seminary Carroll Theological Institute
BIBL 1301 Old Testament Survey SWBLI 5111 Old Testament I
BIBL 1302 New Testament Survey SWBLI 5211 New Testament I
BIBL 2302 New Testament Studies SWBLI 5212 New Testament 2
BIBL 1304 Methods in Bib. Interp. SWBIT 5111 Biblical Interpretation
MNST 2322 Principles of Teaching MFFND 5111 The Teaching Church
THEO 1301 Intro to Christian Thought FHBTH 5111 Christian Theology 1

Contact the Admissions Office at admissions@bhcarroll.edu or 972-580-7600 x110 or click here to complete an online request for information.

B. H. Carroll Theological Seminary is a trailblazer in the area of theological education, using technology and the local church to enrich the ministry practice of its students. Through the formation of collaborative communities of learning, Carroll nurtures the souls and sharpens the minds of both faculty and students alike.

Carroll Theological Seminary is not only a superb theological education (and it is that)—but it is also an immersion into Christian ministry. Jesus said, “As you go, become disciple-makers” (Matt. 28: 19-20). Carroll is about developing the best “disciple-makers” possible.