
Affiliation
Central, a four-year college, is affiliated with the Free Methodist
Church of North America. While accepting and supporting the
doctrines of the Free Methodist Church, Central opens its door and
solicits students, regardless of disability, religious preference,
race, color, economic status, or geographic location. The college
character and lifestyle are communicated to each prospective
student. Central has an enrollment of approximately 330, and
offers degrees, as highlighted below:
Bachelor of Science in Ministry (BSM)
There are three majors in this degree, including: general ministry,
pastoral ministry, and youth ministry. Some example careers
include, pastor, associate pastor, youth pastor, director of outreach,
missionary, or Christian education director.
Associate of Arts (AA)
This degree is basically geared for transfer to another four-year
institution. Example transfer programs are: art, engineering,
education, law, medicine, and journalism.
Associate in General Studies (AGS)
The AGS degree is designed specifically for those students who wish to
enter the job market upon graduation. Students enrolled in this
program prepare to enter jobs in fields such as: accounting, banking,
finance, library technology, agri-business, piano Instruction,
aviation, church music, youth ministry, social service assistant,
recreational leadership, etc. If students decide to pursue a
baccalaureate degree while at Central, they may change from the
two-year stop-out (AGS) degree to the bachelor of science degree.
Accreditation
Central Christian College is accredited by the Higher Learning
Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and
Schools. Other accreditations and memberships include: the
Association of Christian Schools International, Associates of Free
Methodist Educational Institutions, National Association of Independent
Colleges and Universities, Kansas State Department of Education,
University of Kansas, Kansas Independent College Fund, Kansas
Independent College Association, U.S. Office of Education for
Administering Federal Programs, Jerusalem University College (The
Institute of Holy Land Studies), Focus on the Family Institute, (in
Colorado Springs) and the Center for Urban Christian Studies (Olive
Branch Mission, in Chicago).
Students & Alumni
About twenty-three percent of Central’s students are from Kansas, with
the remaining seventy-seven from other states, foreign countries, and
continents: such as, Canada, Japan, Africa, and Mexico.
Most students live on campus in student housing. A job service is
provided at the college to aid students in finding jobs on and off
campus, while attending Central. Central’s alumni, throughout
America and the world, are viewed with the greatest respect, in terms
of productiveness, achievement, citizenship, and Christian influence.