Course Types

Online classes follow the same semester calendar as on-campus classes – approximately 16 weeks for fall and spring and 11 weeks for summer. Each week, students watch lectures, complete assigned reading and interact with online assignments and their professor.

No, our online lectures are pre-recorded which gives students the convenience of watching the lectures each week at times that fit their schedules. Students enrolled in online classes are given the opportunity to interact with the other students and professors through threaded discussions and other forms of interaction throughout the semester.

Yes! We have several graduate level degrees you can complete fully online.

Online class tuition is equivalent to an on-campus class. For more details, please refer to the Tuition & Fees page.

For hybrid classes, students only come to campus for one Friday 12-9pm and Saturday 8am-5pm of the semester per class.

In the Self-Service class description, your syllabus, and the class Experience page, the hybrid weekend should be clearly stated. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call or email the Student Support Office.

Students must attend the entirety of the on-campus portion of the class in order to receive credit for the class. In case of emergencies, contact the Student Support Office.

If your hybrid meets in Wake Forest, North Carolina, then it will count as on-campus credits. If your hybrid meets at a location other than in Wake Forest, then your class will not count as on-campus credit.

Students participating in distance learning who meet the degree and residency requirements may also be eligible for a Keesee grant towards their tuition if they take hybrid courses. Click here to find out more about the Keesee Educational Fund and see if you qualify.

Any qualifying participants within your local church or ministry organization who have applied and been accepted at SEBTS. We recommend that participants become members of your church/ministry organization before participating.

Yes! All EQUIP courses can be offered on the undergraduate level. Review the Academic Catalog to identify which courses apply towards your respective degree.

All EQUIP courses are 3 credit hours and cost the normal rate of tuition. See the tuition and fees page to learn more.

Students can gain up to 36 hours of credit depending on his/her degree that includes both field ministry and practicum courses. See the EQUIP homepage for more details.