• 60 semester hours
• Preparation of professionals as broadly trained mental health professionals with a specialty in working with relationships
• Graduates of the program are trained to work in a wide variety of settings including mental health centers, substance abuse centers, church counseling centers, and private practice
• Leads to licensure as a Marriage and Family Therapist
• Marriage and Family Therapy Program

• 60 semester hours
• Preparation for a career in school counseling at an elementary, middle, or high school setting
• Training based on the American School Counseling Association Model

• 36 semester hours
• Preparation for those wanting to work in administrative roles in family service agencies or in family ministries at a church
• Also provides a thesis option for those student considering doctoral work in family studies

• 36 semester hours
• Preparation for work in child development and advocacy organizations both domestically and internationally
• Coursework emphasizes legal and ethical issues in working for non-profits and NGOs, utilizing community resources and research-supported interventions

• 42-44 hours (This does not include any extra classes required from the transcript evaluation.)
• 14-month program that begins each June
  Student enrolling in the spring or fall semester can complete the program in about a year and a half.
• Students complete two internships in varied settings
• Students have the option to complete and present a thesis in partial fulfillment of graduate requirements
• Upon successful completion of this program, graduates should be eligible for a teaching license in:
• Elementary grades (K-5) - 42 semester hours
• Middle grades (6-8) - 44 semester hours
• Undergraduate major (6-12) - 42 semester hours
• Special Education (K-12) - 44 semester hours

The purpose of this program is to prepare individuals for careers in the college and university setting. With attention given to student development, assessment, learning communities, financial and legal issues, students are exposed to most sectors of a modern higher education institution. This degree culminates with an internship.

• Program available for practicing teachers or those who have completed an undergraduate teacher education program
• Emphases available:
  • Educational Leadership - 36 semester hours
  • Special Education - 35 semester hours
  • Curriculum & Instruction- 33 semester hours
   

• Degree provides opportunity for teachers and other education professionals to advance beyond the Master’s Degree
• Choose from one of two tracks:
  • Curriculum & Instruction- 30 semester hours
  • Educational Leadership - 33 semester hours
   

• 36 semester hours (for applicants with undergraduate degrees in related areas of religious, biblical, theological, or pastoral studies)
• 48 semester hours (for applicants with undergraduate degrees in areas not related to those mentioned above)
• Program designed for the student seeking advanced study in the disciplines, preparing for work in the education ministry of the church, and/or anticipating the research doctorate

• 36 semester hours (for applicants with a bachelor’s degree in religion or practical ministry areas from an accredited university, college, or Bible college)
• 48 semester hours (for applicants without a bachelor’s degree in religion or practical ministry areas)
• Program offers choice of three tracks of ministry specialization:
  • Youth & Family Studies
  • Leadership Studies
  • Worship Studies
   
• Students can continue present ministry position and complete the program through non-residential study in 2-4 years
• Degree may be completed in two years through full-time on-campus study