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Andersonville Theological Seminary

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Academic Credentials & Affiliations

A Legacy of Trust and Recognition

Founded in 1981, ATS has served the Christian community for over four decades. ATS has always stood on its great reputation as one of the world's premier Bible schools, and it has been recognized by other credible and accredited schools of higher learning.

State of Georgia Charter

ATS has been chartered by the State of Georgia as a non-profit Christian seminary and has been approved by the Georgia Non-public Postsecondary Education Commission for religious exemption at 2082 East Exchange Place in Tucker, GA 30094-5305.

Non-Profit Status

Andersonville Theological Seminary has been officially approved by the IRS as a tax-exempt 501-C3 organization, affirming our status as a dedicated non-profit ministry providing theological education.

Our Associations & Accreditations

Association of Independent Christian College and Seminaries

Andersonville Theological Seminary is now accredited with the “Association of Independent Christian College and Seminaries.”

National Christian Counselors Association (NCCA)

ATS is a certified institution with the National Christian Counselors Association (NCCA). NCCA is the largest educational and training association of Christian counselors in the world. Twice, ATS has been named the “NCCA College of the Year.”

Association of Biblical Counselors

ATS serves as an official partner with the Association of Biblical Counselors.

A Bible-Based Education & Credit Transfer

As ATS has grown and our reputation has spread, we are pleased to inform you that various regionally and nationally accredited colleges and seminaries have accepted ATS degrees in the past. While Andersonville Theological Seminary is not regionally accredited itself, its strong partnerships and academic rigor are recognized. Of course, it is always up to the receiving school's discretion to accept or reject any student seeking admission or transfer credits to that school.

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