Tabor College

The average online student at Tabor College spends 6-12 hours each week on their coursework, a course load that ensures they can continue their education without leaving their job or giving up other outside responsibilities. In many of the college's self-paced programs, learners can choose to advance through the material as soon as they demonstrate mastery of core concepts and skills. Online learners at Tabor explore subjects such as Christian studies, athletic administration leadership, and ministry entrepreneurship and innovation. Associate programs at the college serve students who want to quickly qualify for entry-level roles, while bachelor's and master's programs cater to learners interested in professional and managerial positions. You must possess a high school diploma or GED diploma to enter an undergraduate program at Tabor, though the college does not require ACT or SAT scores. Graduate applicants must hold a bachelor's degree. During the admissions process, all prospective students must indicate their religious affiliation.