2 + 2 CRC/Freed-Hardeman AS to BS Nursing
A joint 2+2 program in which CRC students who complete an Associate of Science and meet qualifications (ACT composite of at least 21, ACT science of at least 20, minimum 3.0 GPA with 3.25 math/science GPA) are granted admittance to Freed-Hardeman University's Bachelor of Science in Nursing without taking the TEAS. Students complete about 63 CRC hours and 66 Freed-Hardeman hours for a total of 129 degree hours.
Bachelor's Degree3 + 3.5 CRC/Harding BA to Pharm D
A joint program in which qualified CRC students earn a guaranteed spot in Harding University's School of Pharmacy through the GOLD Program. Students complete their first three years earning a BA in General Studies at CRC (maintaining a 3.25 GPA, 3.0 in pre-pharmacy courses), then complete the final BA year and 2.5 years of the Doctor of Pharmacy at Harding University.
Bachelor's DegreeBiblical Studies
The Certificate in Biblical Studies consists of 18 hours of Bible courses, including Old Testament Survey, New Testament Survey, and selections from Life & Teachings of Christ, Church History, Pentateuch, Old Testament historical/wisdom/prophetic books, Letters of Paul, General Letters & Revelation, Introduction to Preaching, and Biblical Interpretation.
CertificateBiblical Studies
Bachelor's DegreeBusiness
The Associate of Science in Business, offered through the Division of Business & Technology, includes 37 hours general education plus an 18-hour business foundation (accounting, business communications, legal environment, microcomputer applications, macroeconomics, and microeconomics) and 5 hours general electives. Many courses are designated ACTS transfer courses for transferability within Arkansas public colleges.
Associate's DegreeBusiness Administration
Bachelor's DegreeElementary Education
The Bachelor of Science in Education in Elementary Education, offered through the Division of Teacher Education, prepares teachers for grades K-6. Includes 44 hours general education, 10 hours pre-professional courses, 30 hours specialty area courses, 18 hours professional courses, and 18 hours residency (Residency I and II, K-6). Programs are approved by the Arkansas Department of Education and HLC.
Bachelor's DegreeGeneral Studies
Associate's DegreeGeneral Studies
Bachelor's DegreeGeneral Studies (AA)
The Associate of Arts in General Studies is a two-year program providing educational opportunities and pre-professional studies, and may facilitate transfer of credits to four-year colleges with junior-level status. Requires 49 hours general education core plus 11 hours electives. Requires a 2.00 GPA and at least 21 hours in residence (6 being Bible courses).
Associate's DegreeGeneral Studies (AS)
The Associate of Science in General Studies is a two-year program providing educational opportunities and pre-professional studies, with a stronger science and mathematics emphasis (18-19 hours natural sciences and mathematics). Requires roughly 51-52 hours general education core plus 8-9 hours electives, a 2.00 GPA, and at least 21 hours in residence (6 being Bible courses).
Associate's DegreeMarketing
Bachelor's DegreePhysical Education
Bachelor's DegreePsychology
The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, offered through the Division of Arts & Sciences, requires a 47-hour psychology core and one of three concentrations (18 hours): Pastoral Counseling, Psychology in Schools, or Human Resources. Requires a grade of C or above in PSY-prefix courses and an overall 2.0 GPA. The summative experience is fulfilled through PSY 492 Psychology Capstone.
Bachelor's DegreeSports Management
Bachelor's Degree