Earn an associate or bachelor’s degree in ministry through biblical and theological studies, general education, and church ministry coursework.
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Both undergraduate degrees combine biblical and theological studies, general education, and church ministry studies. Compare coursework and the co-curricular requirements for each path.
| Degree path | Church MinistriesBachelor of Science | MinistryAssociate of Arts |
|---|---|---|
| Program focus | A four-year program combining biblical and theological studies, general education, and church ministry studies with supervised ministry experience. | A two-year program combining biblical and theological studies, general education, and church ministry studies with supervised ministry experience. |
| Program length | 4 years | 2 years |
| Degree requirement | 120 credit hours | 60 credit hours |
| Co-curricular requirements | ||
| Church Internship involvement | Minimum 48 hours each semester. | |
| Student ministries | Minimum 10 hours each semester. | |
| Internships | An internship experience every 2 years. | |
| Mission trips | 2 mission trips each year. | |
Bachelor of Science
A four-year program combining biblical and theological studies, general education, and church ministry studies with supervised ministry experience.
Associate of Arts
A two-year program combining biblical and theological studies, general education, and church ministry studies with supervised ministry experience.
Co-curricular requirements
Ministry formation happens alongside coursework through worship, discipleship, and service. Attend and engage in all chapel services and discipleship groups unless excused.
Yes. Christ Mission College is accredited by the Association of Biblical Higher Education (ABHE).
Yes. CMC accepts transfer credits from eligible accredited institutions. Transfer credits are evaluated individually to determine how they apply toward your degree program.
No, CMC does not offer online classes.
CMC's student-to-faculty ratio is 8:1.
Students are required to attend their classes in person. Students are allowed 1 unexcused absence per class meeting once per week and 2 unexcused absences for classes that meet twice per week. Refer to the Academic Catalog for more information on CMC attendance policy.
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Program completion is estimated at four years for the Bachelor of Science degree and two years for the A.A. degree. Actual completion time may vary depending on course load, transfer credits, and individual academic progress.
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