A Serious Christian College
Boyce College is a serious Christian college for students who want more than a degree. You will study the Bible and theology as the foundation for every major. You will learn in small classrooms with faculty who know and invest in you. You will live in a community shaped by worship, discipleship, and local church life. And you will graduate ready to lead with conviction wherever God calls you.
If you want your college years to strengthen your Christian convictions and prepare you for what comes next, Boyce College is built for you.

From President R. Albert Mohler, Jr.
We want students who share the same passion as we do—a college with Christ at the center.
Prepare for what comes next.
Prepare to serve the church with confidence.
If God is calling you to ministry, you need more than passion. You need a deep grasp of Scripture, careful theology, and daily habits shaped by the local church. At Boyce, you study God’s Word seriously, learn from faculty who invest in you, and grow in a community that pushes you toward faithfulness.
Business built on what is true.
Business is never neutral. Every decision carries a view of people, money, power, work, and purpose. At Boyce, Truth Comes First, so you learn business inside a Christian worldview that shapes how you lead and what you build. You will study core business skills, then learn to practice stewardship, make ethical decisions, and lead with integrity no matter what comes next.
Teach with clarity and conviction.
Good teachers shape attention, habits, and imagination. At Boyce College, you prepare to teach from a Christian worldview, so your classroom practice grows out of a Christian view of God, students, and learning. Choose a track that fits your calling, Elementary Education, Secondary English and Language Arts, Secondary Social Studies, or Classical Education. You will gain practical training for the classroom and graduate ready to teach with competence, care, and confidence.
Think clearly. Engage Faithfully.
Engaging culture takes more than opinions. It takes a Christian worldview and the ability to think clearly under pressure. At Boyce College, you study programs like Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, Humanities, and Global Studies to build the skills that carry into law school, graduate study, and long-term leadership. You will read carefully, write persuasively, and learn to make wise judgments about ideas, institutions, and the public square.
Master the message.
Communication shapes what people believe, what they trust, and what they do. At Boyce College, you study communication inside a Christian worldview, so you learn to tell the truth, persuade responsibly, and serve people, not manipulate them. You will build practical skills in writing, media, and strategy; ready for work in marketing, public relations, content, and ministry communication.
In their own words
“The faculty has helped me to not treat God only as a subject to be studied, but a worthy king to be worshiped and known. The professors have such passionate hearts for the Lord and the gospel. It is expressed in their teaching and rubs off on students.”
Jason Bickers
In their own words
“You are looking at carving out four years of life to devote to studying and growing intellectually. Why wouldn’t you do that at an institution that will push you to love the Lord first and that will be filled with peers who are sincerely pursuing the Lord?”
Christopher O’Rear
In their own words
“My friends and I always talk about how our relationships at Boyce are richer than all the friendships we’ve experienced before. We are not only living life together and growing up together, but also trying to pursue Christ more each day. ”
Molly Severance
In their own words
“I cannot imagine ministry now without my preparation at Boyce. The Seminary Track caused God’s Word to permeate my thinking. Not only did these years help me develop a philosophy of ministry, but also equipped me to be useful in counseling and teaching God’s Word. Boyce College was the training grounds I needed: certainly theologically, but also for being a husband, dad, church member, and pastor.”
Micah Spansel
In their own words
“I came looking for a school that would not compromise on doctrine, but still offer a real college experience. Boyce has both. The community is genuine, and it’s shaped by students and faculty who are committed to God’s Word, the local church, and living with open hands toward whatever God calls next.”
Annalee Neely
Seriously Affordable Christian Education.
Families who choose Boyce College save an average of 40% on tuition and core college costs compared to the typical private Christian college.