Programs — Undergraduate
Professional Licensure
Champion Christian College works diligently to maintain the highest curriculum standards to prepare students for employment opportunities after program completion. While the campus and online curriculums provide students with the fundamental information needed for employment in their selected area of study, Champion makes no claim that completion of the program requirements results in automatic professional licensure. Each student must seek professional licensure through the examination or certification process designated by the governing board(s) in their respective state or region.
Degree Programs
Associate of Arts in Professional Studies
This two-year degree lays the foundation for a broad base of knowledge through the Christian and General Education Core requirements and degree-specific or elective courses chosen by the student in consultation with an academic advisor.
The AA degree prepares students in meeting their professional and personal educational goals.
- General Education Core — (51 Hours)
- Electives — (9 Hours)
Concentration/Emphasis:
Bachelor of Arts in Church Ministries
Students pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Church Ministry will choose from 1 of 4 different emphases: Intercultural Studies, Pastoral Studies, Youth and Family, and Music.
- General Education Core — (51 Hours)
- Biblical Studies — (18 Hours)
- Christian Ministry Studies — (18 Hours)
Concentration/Emphasis:
Pastoral Ministry
- Emphasis — (21 Hours)
- Electives— (12 Hours)
Youth and Family
- Emphasis — (18 Hours)
- Electives— (15 Hours)
Music
- Emphasis — (51 Hours)
18 Hours of Church Ministry courses not required for Music.
Intercultural Studies
- Emphasis — (21 Hours)
- Electives — (12 Hours)
Bachelor of Science in Professional Studies
Students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Professional Studies will choose from 1 of 5 different concentrations (majors): Business, Sports Management, Elementary Education, Secondary Education, or Criminal Justice. Those pursuing Secondary Education will also choose among the following 6 specializations: English, Spanish, Math, Social Studies, Life Sciences, or Physical Education.
- General Education Core — (51 Hours)
Concentration/Emphasis:
Business
- Core — (63 Hours)
- Electives— (6 Hours)
Criminal Justice
- Core — (63 Hours)
- Electives— (6 Hours)
Sports Management
- Core — (64 Hours)
- Electives— (5 Hours)
Elementary Education
- Core — (55 Hours)
- Practica — (18 Hours)
- Electives— (6 Hours)
Secondary Education
- Core — (21 Hours)
- Specialization* — (30 Hours)
- Practica — (18 Hours)
*Secondary Education Specializations:
English
Sciences
Math
Physical Education
Social Studies
Spanish
Certificate / Micro-Credential Program
Champion Christian College offers certificates / micro-credentials in any of the concentrations with each of the Bachelor Programs. The Basic Certificate is 18 hours (a minimum of 6 courses) and the Advanced Certificate is 30 hours (a minimum of 10 courses). Advisors will assist participants in selecting the best courses to meet the goals for their chosen field of study.
All courses are accredited and can be used to seek the next level of study, including Champion’s bachelor degrees. Participants can move to the other certificate program when he or she determines that to be the best action. These accredited courses are transferable to other institutions after course finalization, if desired.
Bachelor of Arts in Church Ministries – Dual Language Track (DL)
The Bachelor of Arts in Church Ministries - Dual Language Track is an avenue into the B.A. program that has specific parameters. It consists of a clear set of courses offered each semester into which every student would be enrolled, with a few options for online courses when needed and as permitted by the Academic Office. This is an in-person track which includes intensive meetings each semester (times to be announced), and full online access to the student's courses. The courses are offered primarily in Portuguese throughout this track, with translation into English available for those who are not Portuguese speakers. Parallel English language courses are included in the track in order to prepare students for required courses which will only be available in the English language (ex. English Composition I and II). Questions? Contact DLINFO@champion.edu.
