[citation needed] Starting in fall 2010, the college admitted its first class of full-time undergraduate students pursuing bachelor's degrees in philosophy.

[3]The crest is blazoned as: On a torse of the colors argent and azure a lamp of learning or, its flames proper.

Starting in the fall of 2010, the college now offers a bachelor's degree program, while maintaining an emphasis on theology, philosophy and liberal arts.

[5] After a period of decline, the undergraduate program was reinvigorated and the college began to gear up for the Fall of 2019 when it would begin to recruit students in a more focused manner.

[2] The college is authorized to grant degrees by the Georgia Non-Public Secondary Education Commission (GNPEC).