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South Florida Bible College and Theological Seminary

Deerfield Beach, FL · City · 373 students
4
Year
Private Non-profit
City
Small (<3k)
Accredited by Association for Biblical Higher Education
About

South Florida Bible College and Theological Seminary (SFBC) in Deerfield Beach is a private, non-denominational Christian institution best known for preparing students for vocational ministry, practical counseling, and faith-integrated marketplace leadership. The college offers degrees ranging from the associate to the doctoral level, with its strongest academic offerings centered in Biblical Studies, Christian Counseling, Theology, and Business Administration. Its campus culture is close-knit, highly diverse, and spiritually supportive, offering flexible scheduling and small class sizes that cater to both traditional undergrads and working adult learners. Distinctively, SFBC combines rigorous theological education with practical ministry opportunities, encouraging students to actively serve within South Florida's vibrant, multicultural church community while earning their degrees.


Wikipedia:South Florida Bible College & Theological Seminary is a private Christian bible college and seminary in Deerfield Beach, Florida, United States. It offers undergraduate degrees and graduate degrees. In 2024, the Seminary had 743 students and offered four Masters courses.

Location
Deerfield Beach, FL, 33442 · City campus
Nearest airport from college
FLL · Fort Lauderdale
16 mi away
Cost
Cost of attendance
$25,161
Avg net price
$21,751
Tuition
$7,980
Books & supplies
$600/yr
Average net price by family income
$0–30k
$21,751
Admissions

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Essay Requirements

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Outcomes
Graduation rate
25%
4-yr on-time completion
0%
1st-yr retention
54%
Transfer-out rate
31%
8-year outcomes
Graduated
33%
Transferred
2%
Still enrolled
0%
Dropped out / unknown
65%
Median earnings (6yr)
$35,869
Median earnings (10yr)
$45,354
Debt range (25th–75th)
$6,467$29,500
Student Body
Men 42%Women 58%
18
:
1
Student : Faculty ratio
Students   Faculty
Pell grant recipients
23%
Median family income
$13,559
Independent students
86%
Avg age at entry
37.0
Part-time students
45%
Race & ethnicity
White
19%
Hispanic
30%
Black
12%
Two or more
2%
Non-resident
33%
Unknown
4%
Programs & Earnings
Bachelor's degrees by annual completions · 4yr national median earnings
Median earnings for graduates across all programs
6 years after entry
$35,869
10 years after entry
$45,354
Bible/Biblical Studies5
Business Administration, Management and Operations4
Pastoral Counseling and Specialized Ministries3
Psychology, General3
Mental and Social Health Services and Allied Professions3
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Institutional
Classification
Baccalaureate (Diverse)
Undergraduate profile
Four-year, mostly part-time
Full-time faculty
62%
Avg faculty salary
$4,103/mo
Instructional spend/student
$7,128
Federal loan rate
20%

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