Any student who wishes to take a biblical language placement exam must take at least one of the exams in May or August of the year they first enroll in the seminary. If the student wishes to take the exam for the second language it must be taken before the start of their second year in seminary. To register for a placement exam, please email sauerr@andrews.edu and give the language for which you want to take the test.
Click on the links below for helpful study sheets that you can use in preparation for your qualifier exams.
Online Greek Sample Exam Answers
Contact the Old Testament department for Hebrew test information: otst@andrews.edu
Contact the New Testament department for Greek test information: ntst@andrews.edu
When it comes to the biblical languages, it is vital to get a head start before stepping into the classroom. Therefore, the MDiv office has put together a few tools to assist you.
Greek 1
Mastering NT Greek by Ted Hildebrandt is an interactive site which contain text book and other materials that will help you with Greek 1.
Greek 2
Daily Dose of Greek is a site by Rob Plummer, a New Testament professor at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY. The site contians video lectures (Greek 1&2), 2 minute syntax tips and helpful resources.
Hebrew
Daily Dose of Hebrew is the Hebrew version of Daily Dose of Greek.
Animated Hebrew is a very good Hebrew 1 site that provides a strong a foundation for basic Hebrew. The site contains video lectures, a parsing interacting program, vocabulary flash cards and other resources.
Hebrew Grammar I is also a video lecture which provide the essential principles of phonology, morphology and syntax. The text book for this course is found here.
For helpful information on writing academic papers using Hebrew and Greek, this website outlines the steps and formatting for an exegesis paper: How do I write an Exegesis paper?
Want to fine-tune your study skills? Download the following handouts from the Study Skills Seminars.
Writing Skills: Taking notes and writing well (Power Point) (Handout)