The Degree Completion Program is designed for working adults who already have about 90 transferable college credits and want to complete their degree while continuing to work. Students attend classes one night a week and some Saturday mornings for about a year and a half. The curriculum integrates past and present work and life experiences in a learning process emphasizing student participation and interaction. The program utilizes the most recent adult learning models and principles to facilitate learning and to make it relevant. Student performance is most often evaluated by summary papers, class participation, and project work.
Evaluation minimizes the traditional reliance on written examinations.
Student involvement in the learning process is featured throughout the Degree Completion Program. Credit may be earned by demonstrating learning through significant life experiences. Financial aid is available. The Degree Completion Program offers students the opportunity to learn in a Christian environment with people who genuinely care about you. Students form a cohort, a group of individuals who stay together for the year and a half of the program.