DUAL
ENROLLMENT
Our Dual Enrollment Program allows high school students to earn college credit, preparing them for higher education while exploring their academic and career interests—all within a Christ-centered learning environment.
Get a Head Start on College!
FALL B CLASSES BEGIN
October 27, 2025
HS-105 NEW!
Worldviews, Philosophies, and The Thoughtful Christian Response
We are excited to offer this new course EXCLUSIVELY for Juniors and Seniors in high school!
This is a course that provides introduction to contemporary worldviews and philosophies prevalent in western culture. Emphasis will be on forming a charitable, sincere, and thoughtful Christian response to such views that are biblically well-informed and consistent.
Online only
Why Choose Dual Enrollment at NEBCS?
REDUCED TUITION
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High school students receive $150 off each course — reduced from $600 to $450!
FASTER DEGREE COMPLETION
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Get ahead on your college journey by earning credits that can transfer to many national Christian colleges.
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Through our partnerships with Lancaster Bible College and Cairn University, students can easily apply their credits toward an accredited degree.
COLLEGE-READY
SKILLS
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Develop essential academic skills and experience the rigor of college-level coursework, ensuring a smoother transition into higher education.
EXPLORATION OF INTERESTS
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With a broader selection of courses than typical high school programs, dual enrollment lets you discover new subjects, explore potential career paths, and make informed decisions about your future.
BROWSE OUR COURSES
*Not all courses are available each semester
Biblical Studies
Languages
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Greek/Hebrew for Bible Study
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Introduction to Biblical Greek 1
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Introduction to Biblical Greek 2
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Living Koine Greek 1
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Living Koine Greek 2
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Introduction to Biblical Hebrew 1
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Introduction to Biblical Hebrew 2
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Introduction to Ecclesiastical Latin 1
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Introduction to Ecclesiastical Latin 2
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Greek Exegesis
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Hebrew Exegesis
Old Testament
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Introduction to the Old Testament 1
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Introduction to the Old Testament 2
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Old Testament Theology
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The Pentateuch
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Old Testament Prophets & Prophecy
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The Psalms & Wisdom Literature
New Testament
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Introduction to the New Testament 1
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Introduction to the New Testament 2
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New Testament Theology
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Readings in the Gospels and Acts
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Readings in the Epistles
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The Johannine Literature
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The Epistle to the Romans
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Paul’s Letters to the Corinthians
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The Epistle to the Galatians
Biblical Context & Themes
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Canon and Creed
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Biblical Theology
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Eschatology in the Christian Canon
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Biblical Settings
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Holy Land Trip Preparation and Trip
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Topics in Biblical Studies
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Directed Study in Biblical Studies
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Thesis
Christian Thought
History
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Church History Survey
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Church History in World Context
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World Religions
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American Church History
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Early Church History
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Reformation Theologies
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Topics in Church History
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Directed Study in Church History
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Thesis
Theology, Philosophy & Doctrine
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Introduction to Philosophy and Ethics
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Christian Doctrine 1
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Christian Doctrine 2
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Introduction to Apologetics
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Living Trinitarian Faith
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Topics in Theology
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Directed Studies in Theology
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Thesis
Ministry Arts
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Introduction to Christian Education
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Theology, History, and Practice of Worship
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Introduction to Preaching and Public Speaking
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Pastoral Ministry
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Evangelism and Missions
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Computers in Ministry
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Basic Biblical Counseling
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Intermediate Christian Counseling
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Business Administration for Ministry
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Hospital Chaplaincy
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Ministry Assessment and Management
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Topics in Ministry
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Directed Study in Ministry
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Ministry Project
ADDITIONAL,
FULLY-ONLINE COURSES
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Art Experience & Appreciation
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Communication
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Writing to Communicate
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Writing to Convince
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Financial Strategies for Life
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American History through the Civil War
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Finding Life's Direction
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IAM3 Leadership
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American Literature through the Civil War
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College Algebra
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Christian Journey into Psychology
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Creation and Life: An Introduction to Biology
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Sociology
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Intro to Computing with C++