Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary

	COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
	Exegetical Theology Historical Theology Systematic Theology	Applied Theology Apologetics & Ethics Electives

CYCLE OF COURSE OFFERINGS
This chart represents when in the academic year each course will be offered. Laid out in a four-year progression, this cycle assumes a student taking the full Divinity curriculum in sequence. Note that students are expected to take at least one course per Winter term in order to graduate under this schedule. **Please note: The sample lecture for most courses is now available; missing samples are in development.

	FALL		SPRING
	FALL		SPRING
Year 1 Foundations	Course	HRS	Course	HRS
	AP 11 History of Philosophy	3	NT 12 Greek II	3
	NT 11 Greek I	2	OT 12 Hebrew I	4
	ST 11 Intro. Reformed Theology	3	AT 12 Reformed Spirituality	2
	AP 13 Rhetoric	2	OT 14 OT Introduction	3
	AP 15 Islam	2	AP 14 Logic	2
	Semester Total	12	Semeseter Total	14

Year 2 Junior	NT 21 Intermediate Greek I	2	NT 22 Intermediate Greek II	2
	OT 21 Hebrew II	4	OT 22 Hebrew Exegesis I	3
	HT 21 Ancient Church History	3	HT 22 Medieval Church History	3
	AP 21 Intro. to Apologetics	2	NT 24 NT Introduction	3
	AT 21 Hermeneutics	3	AP 22 Advanced Apologetics	3
	Semester Total	14	Semester Total	14

Year 3 Middler	NT 31 NT Greek Exegesis I	3	NT 32 Greek Exegesis II	3
	OT 31 Hebrew Exegesis II	3	OT 32 OT Biblical Theology	3
	HT 31 Reformation Church History	4	HT 32 Modern Church History	3
	ST 31 Prolegomena and Theology	3	ST 32 Creation, Man and Sin	3
	AT 31 Homiletics Practicum I	2	AP 32 Cults	2
	Semester Total	15	AT 32 Homiletics Practicum II	2
			Semester Total	16

Year 4 Senior	NT 41 NT Biblical Theology	3	AP 42 Ethics	3
	ST 41 Christ and Salvation	3	ST 42 Ecclesiology	2
	AT 41 Christian Ed. & Evangelism	4	ST 44 Eschatology	2
	Elective	2	AT 42 Polity	2
	Elective	2	AT 44 Missions	3
			AT 46 Pastoral Counseling	3
	Total	17	Total	15

WINTER TERM

Greenville Seminary offers one or more courses from each curriculum year during the Winter term. Winter classes are usually held the first two weeks of January, followed by a reading and exam week prior to the beginning of the Spring term.

A typical Winter term would proceed like the following example:

Course
HRS

1st Year HT 10 Presbyterian Church History
2

2nd Year AT 20 Introduction to Homiletics
3

3rd Year AT 30 Reformed Worship
2

4th Year AT 40 Reformed Pastor
3

	Course	HRS
1st Year	HT 10 Presbyterian Church History	2
2nd Year	AT 20 Introduction to Homiletics	3
3rd Year	AT 30 Reformed Worship	2
4th Year	AT 40 Reformed Pastor	3

CYCLE OF COURSE OFFERINGS

Year

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Year

2

Year

3

Year

4

WINTER TERM