Huntsville Bible College

Huntsville, Alabama, United States · Est. 1986 · Private Non-profit

Non-denominational Christian seminary in Huntsville offering biblical education for ministry leaders.

  • Founded in 1986 as a non-denominational Christian seminary
  • 72 students and 13 faculty members; one of Alabama's smallest post-secondary institutions
  • Offers associate, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees in theology and ministry
  • Accredited by Association for Biblical Higher Education; licensed by State of Alabama
  • Non-profit 501(c)(3) institution with flexible evening, Saturday, and online classes
  • Located in urban Huntsville, Alabama

Academics

Huntsville Bible College offers certificate programs, associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, and a doctorate of ministry. Undergraduate programs include Christian Education, Missions & Evangelism, Pastoral Ministry, and concentrations in Information Technology, Child Development, and Business Management. Graduate offerings include Master of Ministry with specializations in Pastoral Studies and Biblical Leadership, plus a Doctor of Ministry in Biblical Leadership. All programs emphasize biblical leadership and theological education for ministry preparation.

Campus & Student Life

HBC serves adult learners through flexible scheduling with daytime, evening, and Saturday classes both on campus and online. The college maintains an urban campus in Huntsville with a Learning Resource Center offering PLATO tutorials for academic support, a library with online catalog access, and a student counseling program. Student life includes peer mentoring, student government, an alumni association, and missions engagement opportunities.

Admissions

The college accepts students without regard to race, color, gender, or national or ethnic origin. Applicants must complete a Statement of Faith form and provide student recommendations. HBC offers transfer of credits, prior learning assessment programs, and dual enrollment options for high school students. The college provides a net price calculator and financial aid counseling to prospective students.

Financial Aid & Support

HBC participates in federal financial aid programs including Pell Grants, student loans, and veterans aid. The college offers scholarships and maintains a dedicated Office of Student Financial Services. Financial aid refunds are issued by direct deposit or check. The institution provides comprehensive financial aid documentation and guidance through its Financial Aid Officer.

Founded
1986
Type
Private Non-profit
Courses
14
Total intake
Not yet verified
AffiliationNon-denominational Christian
Websitehttp://www.hbc1.edu/
HousingNot available
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Courses offered
14
Avg career outcomes
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Total intake
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Housing
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Data last verified June 2026 · compiled from official sources