Minding Our Business: Central’s Business Administration Degree Ranks 3rd in the Nation

McPherson, Kansas – Central Christian College of Kansas has secured national recognition for our Bachelor’s in Business Administration Degree. In OnlineDegrees.com’s report, Top Online Colleges for Bachelor’s in Business Administration, our program has been ranked 3^rd in the country for our exemplary scores in numerous categories, including:

• The number of available distance education programs
• The percentage of undergraduates who were awarded financial aid
• The percentage of students enrolled in distance education
• The retention rate of full-time students

According to senior managing editor of QuinStreet, Marcelle White, this survey “highlighted features important to prospective online students such as career services, including job placement and student services, interaction with peers, [and] available scholarships and grants. [The] well-thought-out methodology aims to provide prospective students with the best college options for completing an online bachelor’s degree program in business administration.”

Central aims to have continuity between our online and on-campus degree programs and models the Fit Four for both campuses. Our mission to provide an education for the whole person – heart, mind, body, soul – is meant to create an environment where our students can fully thrive and flourish during their educational journey.

View the complete ranking and methodology here: https://www.onlinedegrees.com/business-administration/

To support academic programs, go to www.ccckfoundation.org.

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About Central Christian College of Kansas

Central Christian College of Kansas is a four-year collegiate institution that strives to offer Christ-centered education for the whole person – heart, mind, body, and soul. Its history dates back to 1884, and it is located in the friendly town of McPherson, Kansas. Central is a small, private college that offers over forty areas of study, as well as online courses for non-traditional students.