Huntsville Bible College

Ministry-focused higher education in Huntsville

Huntsville Bible College (HBC) is a private, nonprofit institution established in 1986 to prepare people for ministry and service in churches and communities. The college says it is licensed in Alabama and accredited by the Association for Biblical Higher Education. Its current offerings include certificates and associate, bachelor’s, Master of Ministry, and Doctor of Ministry programs. Listed fields include pastoral ministry, biblical leadership, Christian education, missions and evangelism, social work, and business or information-technology concentrations.

HBC serves adult learners through campus, evening, Saturday, and online classes. New students meet with an undergraduate or graduate dean to discuss program selection and course requirements. This focused ministry and theology orientation is a key point to consider when comparing HBC with a broad liberal arts college or a general-purpose university.

Review programs and academic advising · Read about HBC’s mission and accreditation · Open the college’s application portal.

Campus, hours, and ways to contact the college

The main campus and offices are at 906 Oakwood Avenue NW, Huntsville, AL 35811. The main number is (256) 469-7536. HBC publishes office hours of 8:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, and closed Friday through Sunday. The college also lists online learning and distance support, but its online classrooms are course resources rather than a separate campus.

Prospective students can request an application packet or campus visit through HBC’s admissions page, or contact the college before traveling to confirm office availability and program details.

Request admissions information or a campus visit · Open the college’s request-information portal · View campus directions and public comments.

What public comments emphasize

Public comments about HBC commonly emphasize its Bible and ministry coursework and describe staff, enrollment personnel, and fellow students as attentive and caring. These comments are personal accounts, not a representative assessment of every program. Applicants may want to ask how advising, course scheduling, online instruction, and academic support work in their chosen degree path.

Read public comments about the Huntsville campus.