Undergraduate Areas of Study
CCCB’s undergraduate program divides its curriculum into three areas, each of which contributes to the success of the others: Biblical Studies, General Studies, and Professional Studies.
Biblical Studies
In order to serve our mission and vision, we help students grow in their knowledge and skills for understanding and applying the teachings of the Bible in a variety of contexts. Graduates have a strong foundational knowledge of the content of Scripture, utilize sound principles of biblical interpretation, gain contemporary skills for ministry, and apply the knowledge, principles, and skills learned in their personal and professional lives.
General Studies
Students equipped to interact with the global society need to have knowledge and understanding of common areas of study. General studies courses inform the student intellectually, providing knowledge, the ability to gain knowledge, and the ability to think critically. They inform the student practically, providing knowledge regarding communication, literature, and social science. They inform the student globally, providing knowledge concerning cultures and worldviews. General studies courses equip students to understand the liberal arts from a Christian worldview.
Professional Studies
A servant-leader is informed, inquisitive, creative, and skilled. Professional studies courses take students on a journey from introducing various ministries as a profession to the concepts, attitudes, and skills that will help them be effective in their chosen field. Professional studies courses equip students for discipleship and entry-level vocational ministry. Professional studies courses are offered in Christian Ministry, Counseling, Christian Education, Missions & Cross-Cultural Ministry, Preaching, and Youth and Family Ministry.