Students who graduate with a degree in Bible and Religion are free to pursue a wide spectrum of career choices.Some students continue their education in seminary.

Others build on the knowledge and skills they acquired from the Bible and Religion major by entering careers in:

    * Education
    * Law
    * Criminal Justice
    * Psychology
    * Counseling

Regardless of what goals are chosen, a Bible and Religion major prepares one for a career and a lifestyle guided by religious faith.

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