The Central Christian College of the Bible's mission is to develop servant-leaders for the church. The Central Christian College of the Bible offers a vast variety of programs and certificates to study. In terms of credit per hour requirements, on a general basis, a student in the college spends more in Biblical Studies than any other subject.
A degree from a CCCB opens the gateway to many boundless opportunities. The college provides the commitment of affordable education for all its students.
The Central Christian College of the Bible tuition rates is competitively priced. The university offers an ample amount of financial aid to the students and also accepts transfer credit from accredited institutions. The highest degree that the college offers is the Bachelor's degree.
Application Process
The admission process for the Central Christian College of the Bible involves several steps which are listed below:
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Application process
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In this step, the new applicants to the first year will have to fill up the application form present on the official website of the college.
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High School Transcripts
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The high schools of the applicants need to send their complete transcripts with graduation dates to the CCB admission departments. A print out needs to be sent. If the applicant is still in high school, the present transcript needs to be sent in order to get evaluated by the college.
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Official copies of a GED or HiSET score can also be accepted in place of a transcript if sent by the applicants
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If a student is homeschooled then the home school transcripts need to be submitted. The students can use the Home School Transcript Template present on the college official website
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There is a separate application process for applicants interested in dual-enrollment, with the link provided in the college website
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Test Scores (Mandatory)
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Official copies of your ACT or SAT scores must be sent directly to the CCCB Admissions Department
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The score needs to be within 5 years of admission
The applicants will be asked to provide the contact information for one ministerial reference in order to get verified about the applicant’s current church involvement. This is upon completion of admission and prior to enrolment to the college.