After stepping down as president and later retiring from preaching, Beckman continued to teach an introductory theology course taken by most first-year students until 2009.

In 1974 Boise Bible College separated organizationally from its founding church, becoming an independent institution.

His tenure was marked by a tripling in enrollment and substantial improvements in the college's financial stability and campus facilities.

[4] Boise Bible College offers degrees in Christian Ministry, Education, and Psychology.

The Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE) has accredited Boise Bible College for the last 31 years.

One is the Multipurpose Building (MPB), housing a gymnasium, cafeteria, student lounges, and music facilities.

An Administration Building opened in 1993; prior to this time all college offices were located in the lower level of one of the dormitories.

The Library/Classroom Building was completed in 1995, which allowed the library to move from its cramped quarters in the MPB into a modern facility and provided needed classroom space for the growing student body and expanding programs of the college.

International students have come from Great Britain, China, India, Pakistan, Zimbabwe, Poland, New Zealand and Australia.