The Bible college and seminary system is not derived from the Bible.  Anyone not trained in this way is also looked upon as an alien by those who have been through this process- in spite of the fact that the faithful people of the Bible, even its own inspired writers, were generally not trained this way.  However, there was an assembly line process in those days of producing religious leaders in Judaism.  Those who had gone through that process, and those who were most attached to that process, were among the quickest to discount, reject, and oppose John the Baptist, Jesus, and His Apostles.

Many go to Bible college or seminary because they operate on, or relent to, a false narrative which is strongly related to Pragmatism (basically, in this context I mean seeking of earthly success, reputation, and/or a place in life through what is called Christian ministry).  Otherwise, since Bible colleges and seminaries usually or always promote Pragmatism, that is what the students at these will learn anyway.  

Bible colleges and seminaries have been fashioned in this way or that way to accommodate   double-minded people who want God’s favor without carrying their cross in doing righteousness according to God’s law.  They want preachers and environments which will gratify them and make them feel like good Christians.  If one can be an eloquent and intelligent sounding speaker with charisma, or at least a fluent speaker, they might be accepted as a pastor over a church- as long as they don’t actually deal with the spiritual state of the group and those in it.  Most or all who sit under their teaching would not do so if they were actually challenged by the Bible’s full counsel as well as held Biblically accountable.  Purpose Driven and Seeker Sensitive churches are likewise evil and misleading- yet they are simply hyper-expressions of what is already going on at almost every other church.  

In relation to their inherent promotion of Pragmatism, Bible colleges also tend to be mate finding centers.  Besides inviting fornication, when these are co-ed (as they often are) they are further encouraging prospective students to come based upon what they can get for themselves.  Those who think they need a reputation through obtaining a Bible college degree, having a spouse/family, and/or a religious title are not walking in Christ’s narrow way to eternal life.  

Beyond this, today it is mixing getting a Bible education with being at a place they think they need to be to obtain a degree (along with the title that brings or might lead to), an easy job, and/or a wife.  Down the road it is caving into Feminist influence, gay marriage, other prevailing evil cultural trends, not excommunicating Freemasons from their church, refusing to preach against modern Israel and the sin of Zionism, and/or not excommunicating a predator within their church in order to keep their reputation and/or their income involved in being a paid pastor.  

It is no wonder that so many pastors have caved into such things and/or other complicity with the realm of darkness.  They likely conditioned themselves to take (what they saw as) the secure road to having an established, reputable place in life from even before or during the time they were at Bible college.  When people wonder what has gone wrong in their church, and in the lives of those who have been members of their church, you cannot overlook the impacts of this corrupt influence.

If they don’t blatantly deny, question, or override the reliability and authority of the Bible, Bible colleges and seminaries are still very likely rooted in a corrupt theological Ism (especially Calvinism/Reformed Theology, Dispensationalism, Pentecostalism, and/or Marcionism).  This not only indoctrinates the students in falsehood and provides them sanctified sounding excuses for themselves and their future hearers to not submit to and follow the supreme authority of Christ, it also requires as much or more education to recover from than getting a good, untainted Bible education would.  Those who eventually see through the corrupt doctrine and bad information which they learned at Bible college will also likely have a hard time getting that corrupt influence out of themselves.  

No school can substitute for actually knowing the Bible inside out, considering every verse in light of every other verse, diligently applying this to life, and bringing real life moments and situations to the Bible in order to discern them for what they actually are.  What men call education is by no means such in God’s eyes.  It is often the antithesis of that.  Jesus Himself said that Israel’s spiritual leaders were further from the kingdom of God than the harlots and the tax collectors.  Anyone who thinks it is different now with the leaders in the realm of professing Christianity (even with the conservative ones who profess to really believe the Bible) is deluded.  Whatever exceptions might exist would not be offended at this and have likely concluded, or at least perceived, similar things already.