Undergraduate Degree Programs

Our undergraduate degree programs provide a clear starting point for students called to serve through education, counseling, or theology. Each pathway is rooted in serious Christian study and designed to work well for recent high school graduates and adult learners returning to the classroom.

The Associate Degree in Education builds a solid foundation in educational theory, classroom practice, and Christian character formation. It suits those serving in Christian schools, children's ministries, or homeschool settings who want formal academic grounding. The Associate Degree in Counseling introduces core counseling theories, basic helping skills, and an understanding of how Scripture and Christian ethics inform care for individuals and families.

Students ready for a deeper commitment may pursue a Bachelor Degree in Education, which extends into curriculum design, assessment, classroom leadership, and faith-informed pedagogy. Graduates are prepared for roles in Christian schools, church education programs, and other teaching environments where spiritual formation matters.

Our Bachelor Degree in Counseling emphasizes practical counseling competencies, case analysis, and supervised practice appropriate to each context. Course work addresses issues commonly encountered in church and community settings, always framed by a Christian worldview. For those sensing a call to ministry, teaching, or advanced theological study, the Bachelor Degree in Theology engages biblical studies, church history, doctrine, and practical ministry skills.

Many students are closer to one of these degrees than they realize. We carefully review prior coursework and life experience-such as years of ministry, teaching, or volunteer service-to determine possible credit and shorten the path to completion. Flexible scheduling and online course options allow you to progress while remaining active in your current responsibilities.

Across all undergraduate programs, faculty walk with you through degree planning, academic counseling, and preparation for possible graduate study, creating a steady, well-supported path into Christian service and leadership.