Private Bible college in West Virginia preparing students for ministry since 1950.
ABC offers Bachelor of Arts (4-year dual-major), Associate of Arts (2-year), Bible Certificates (1-year), and Master of Arts in Ministry (36 hours). All undergraduate students complete a dual major combining Bible & Theology with a ministry specialization such as Biblical Counseling, Pastoral Ministry, Missions, Music, Youth & Family, Elementary Education, Nursing, or Aviation. The college also operates ABC Connect for online courses and provides accredited instruction at Mount Olive Correctional Complex, West Virginia's maximum security prison.
The 150-acre suburban campus in Mount Hope features residence halls, Hanmer Dining Hall, an ABC Coffee Shop, and Alumni Lounge. Students participate in chapel services, spiritual life programs, and ministry opportunities. Athletics are part of the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA Division II – Mideast), with teams including men's and women's basketball, men's soccer, and women's volleyball. The college mascot is the Warriors. Alpine Ministries operates Bible camps and retreats on campus.
ABC welcomes high school juniors, seniors, and graduates through campus visits, virtual previews, and group visits. Prospective students who attend official preview events receive a $750 scholarship. The college offers individual custom visits, group visits with senior classes or church groups, and scheduled preview events in fall and spring. Visitors experience chapel, classes, campus tours, meals, and one night of free lodging.
ABC is described as one of the most affordable Bible colleges in the U.S. Students receive on average $12,616 in scholarships and grants per year, and 100% of full-time students receive financial aid. The college offers grants, scholarships, and loans to help students afford tuition and fees. Detailed cost breakdowns and payment information are available through the Costs & Aid section of the website.