Clinton College

Banking and Finance

The certificate in Banking and Finance is designed to advance students' knowledge in efforts to support additional credentialing needed to advance in a current career or change careers. The curriculum consists of 18 to 21 credit hours of undergraduate level work that can be completed in four semesters. The course of study includes digital literacy, college readiness, banking, finance and accounting.

Biology

The Clinton College Bachelors Program in Biology is committed to preparing biology majors for challenges associated with the biological sciences in the 21st century. The mission of the BS program is to facilitate in its students a stronger foundation in the physical sciences, mathematics, and interdisciplinary problem-solving skills.

Business Administration

The purpose of the B.S. in Business Administration is to provide experiences that will assist students in developing an understanding of the free enterprise system; an understanding of ethical and effective business functions, operations, technology, and interrelationships; and an awareness of careers in business, industry, government, and related areas.

Business Administration

The major purpose of the A.S. in Business Administration is to ensure that students will have the tools available to compete in the business environment. The program develops disciplinary knowledge of the four functions of management, problem-solving skills, applied learning through analysis of securities transactions and industry trends, and critical thinking related to business administration.

Cybersecurity

The primary purpose of the Bachelor of Science Cybersecurity program is to protect computers and computer devices from unauthorized access to information such as software, hardware, and data. Students will receive rigorous education to enhance their knowledge about technology, they will demonstrate and understand the importance of standard ethical and moral character while using technology and will be equipped to use their skills and function globally.

Early Childhood Education

The A.A. in Early Childhood Education provides students with fundamental understandings of the typical and atypical development of young children, the criticality of family-community partnerships, current findings about the interrelationships of health, safety, and nutrition for the developing child, and the nature of learning through different kinds of experiences.

Educational Ministry

The certificate in Educational Ministry is designed to advance students' knowledge in efforts to support additional credentialing needed to advance in a current career or change careers. The curriculum consists of 18 to 21 credit hours of undergraduate level work that can be completed in four semesters. The course of study includes college readiness, administration, leadership and ministry.

Elementary Education

Clinton College's Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education program is primarily to prepare future educators with a solid foundation in technology, an understanding of human values, and a dedication to teaching, research, and service.

Entrepreneurship

The certificate in Entrepreneurship is designed to advance students' knowledge in efforts to support additional credentialing needed to advance in a current career or change careers. The curriculum consists of 18 to 21 credit hours of undergraduate level work that can be completed in four semesters. The course of study includes digital literacy, college readiness, business, finance and management.

Healthcare Administration

The mission of the Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration is to provide students with knowledge required to manage healthcare settings. The Healthcare Administration major provides students with analytical and conceptual skills in order to prepare and give them the necessary background to excel in healthcare operations. This major offers a strong foundation in business operations and regulations, policies, risk management, and ethics.

Healthcare Management

The certificate in Healthcare Management is designed to advance students' knowledge in efforts to support additional credentialing needed to advance in a current career or change careers. The curriculum consists of 18 to 21 credit hours of undergraduate level work that can be completed in four semesters. The course of study includes digital literacy, college readiness, anatomy & physiology, medical terminology and ethics.

Human Resource Management

The certificate in Human Resource Management is designed to advance students' knowledge in efforts to support additional credentialing needed to advance in a current career or change careers. The curriculum consists of 18 to 21 credit hours of undergraduate level work that can be completed in four semesters. The course of study includes digital literacy, college readiness, business, management and behavioral studies.

Interdisciplinary Studies

The primary purpose of the Bachelor of Arts program in Interdisciplinary Studies is to permit students to profit from the study of the full breadth of course offerings across majors and to complement and provide a context for the pursuit of a particular field. The major draws on a combination of courses in three of the following fields: Early Childhood Education, Business Administration, Cybersecurity, Religion, Biology, and Healthcare Administration.

Liberal Arts

The Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts program is closely aligned with the General Education Program. It is designed to provide educational opportunities for students to gain knowledge and skills in academic studies in a wide variety of courses transferable to most four-year colleges or universities. It provides the flexibility for students to move into any major that is based on a broad liberal arts foundation.

Ministry Studies

The certificate in Ministry Studies is designed to advance students' knowledge in efforts to support additional credentialing needed to advance in a current career or change careers. The curriculum consists of 18 to 21 credit hours of undergraduate level work that can be completed in four semesters. The course of study includes college readiness, administration, leadership and ministry.

Music

The mission of the Bachelor of Arts in Music (Concentration in Voice) is to offer all students who have demonstrated interest and ability in singing professionally the opportunity to continue further study and to educate students in such a way that they understand and appreciate the vocal arts, not only as a rich historical and cultural heritage, but as an ongoing, contemporary endeavor that incorporates tradition and technological advancements through individual and group participation.

Natural Sciences

The mission of the Associate of Science in Natural Sciences program is to provide a strong foundation in the sciences and in mathematics for students wishing to transfer to a bachelor's degree program in a science, technology, engineering, or mathematics field of study (STEM).

Nursing

The mission of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing will promote holistic health within the community through programming aligned with the mission and heritage of the college. It endeavors to provide a professional nursing program where graduates safely lead and positively impact communities through the practice of nursing. The program prepares graduates who are eligible to take the NCLEX-RN exam for registered nurses as determined by a Board of Nursing.

Pastoral Leadership

The certificate in Pastoral Leadership is designed to advance students' knowledge in efforts to support additional credentialing needed to advance in a current career or change careers. The curriculum consists of 18 to 21 credit hours of undergraduate level work that can be completed in four semesters. The course of study includes college readiness, administration, leadership and ministry.

Religious Studies

The primary purpose of the Bachelor of Arts program in Religious Studies is to further develop knowledge among Christian leaders regarding Biblical foundations, Christian beliefs and history, the skills of leadership, and values of citizenship in a global society, as well as knowledge of philosophy and comparisons with other religions, critical thinking skills, and the ability to integrate knowledge across disciplines.

Religious Studies

The primary purpose of the Associate of Arts program in Religious Studies is to further develop knowledge among Christian leaders regarding Biblical foundations, Christian beliefs and history, and the skills, leadership, and values of citizenship in a global society.

Urban Economic Development

The certificate in Urban Economic Development is designed to advance students' knowledge in efforts to support additional credentialing needed to advance in a current career or change careers. The curriculum consists of 18 to 21 credit hours of undergraduate level work that can be completed in four semesters. The course of study includes digital literacy, college readiness, government and economics.