Accounting
The Certificate in Accounting provides an overview of the basic accounting cycle and reporting rules by GAAP. The use of accounting data for making business decisions is reviewed for budgeting, cost controls, and internal/external reporting.
Short-Term CertificateAccounting
The Associate of Science in Accounting degree comprises 33 hours in Accounting, Business, Management, and Marketing courses. This program prepares students to assist top-level auditors and accountants and to perform invoicing, payroll, accounts receivables/payables, and basic accounting reporting.
Associate's DegreeApplied Mathematics
The Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics comprises 33 hours in the Applied Mathematics core, 6 hours of Math electives, and 8 hours in Physics. A major in Applied Mathematics provides students a thorough knowledge of theoretical and applied mathematics in areas such as calculus, statistics, algebra, and geometry.
Bachelor's DegreeB.A. in Communications
Bachelor's DegreeB.A. in Special Education Mild
Bachelor's DegreeBiology
The Bachelor of Science in Biology comprises 34 hours in the Biology Core and 27-51 hours in one of the following concentrations: Applied Biology, Environmental Science, Life Science with Secondary Education Licensure, and Pre-Medical. The Biology major is designed to provide a broad background in biological studies for careers in research, ecology, forestry, agriculture, or laboratories, or further graduate or professional work.
Bachelor's DegreeB.S. in Physical Education All Grade
Bachelor's DegreeBusiness Administration
The Associate of Science in Business Administration comprises 27 hours in Accounting, Business, Management, and Marketing. This program prepares students for a variety of support positions in business and industry, examining the principles of the functional areas of business with particular attention to business management.
Associate's DegreeBusiness Administration
The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration comprises 54 hours in the Business Core and 24-32 hours in one of several concentrations. These programs are designed to prepare students for graduate study or for entry-level professional positions in business, industry, government, and education.
Bachelor's DegreeCertificate in Accounting
CertificateCertificate in Christian Studies
Short-Term CertificateCertificate in Management
CertificateCertificate in Marketing
CertificateChristian Studies
The Certificate in Christian Studies requires 30 credit hours. The curriculum offers basic and practical courses needed by pastors and laypersons involved in local church ministry.
CertificateChristian Studies
The Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies provides a foundation for ministry by equipping students with knowledge and practical skills in Biblical Studies, Historical-Theological Studies, and Practical Ministry Studies. The Christian Studies Core takes 36 hours and students choose an area of specialization (Pastoral Leadership or Christian Missions) requiring 15 additional hours; the degree requires completion of 120 semester credit hours.
Bachelor's DegreeChristian Studies
The Associate of Arts in Christian Studies prepares men and women for lay leadership roles in the local church or parachurch ministry. The associate degree has a required Foundational Core of 25-26 credit hours and a Christian Studies Core of 30 credit hours; the program requires the successful completion of 60 credit hours.
Associate's DegreeComputer Science
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science comprises 39 hours in Computer Science and 12 hours in Mathematics. The program prepares students for careers in computer science through learning based on practice and grounded in theory, providing the methodologies and tools to solve problems in the discipline's professional world.
Bachelor's DegreeCreative Technologies
The Bachelor of Science in Creative Technologies comprises 54 hours in the Creative Technologies Major. This interdisciplinary program combines studies in Technology, Computer Science, and Business, using technology projects to develop student creativity, analytic and problem-solving skills, and strategic insights with tools such as 3D printing, robotics, and software development.
Bachelor's DegreeCriminal Justice
The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice comprises 33 hours in the Criminal Justice core and 21 hours in either the Investigative Forensics or Law Enforcement Concentration. The Criminal Justice major provides a broad background in studies related to law enforcement and criminal justice systems and practices.
Bachelor's DegreeCybersecurity
The Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity comprises 54 hours consisting of 24 hours in the Cybersecurity core and 30 hours in supporting courses. The program directly targets the growth in low- or no-code cybersecurity roles, teaching a deep understanding of the security landscape and experience with modern no-code tools.
Bachelor's DegreeEarly Childhood
The Associate of Arts in Early Childhood (non-licensure) comprises 30 hours in Early Childhood Education courses. An associate's degree in early childhood education provides the groundwork for candidates to provide appropriate early education for all young children; graduates may be employed as Head Start assistant teachers, preschool/childcare teachers, nannies, or paraprofessionals.
Associate's DegreeEarly Childhood
The Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood (non-licensure) comprises 54 hours, including 42 hours in the Early Childhood Core, 9 hours in Field Experience, and 3 hours in the Education Senior Capstone. This degree does not lead to Indiana teaching licensure and is designed to prepare students for leadership positions as a Lead Teacher in diverse programs.
Bachelor's DegreeEd.D. in Education
Doctoral ResearchEd.S. in Education
Post-Master's CertificateElementary Education
The Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education comprises 81-84 hours, including 72 hours in the Professional Education Core and 9-12 hours in a teaching concentration. It prepares candidates for Elementary Education (K-6) licensure in Indiana.
Bachelor's DegreeEnglish
The Bachelor of Arts in English comprises 39 hours in English, including 24 hours in the English core and 15 hours within one of three concentrations. The English major equips students with writing and speaking skills, an understanding of the English language, and a depth and breadth of knowledge in the literature of the world.
Bachelor's DegreeGraduate Certificate in Criminal Justice
Post-Baccalaureate CertificateGraduate Certificate in Leadership
Post-Baccalaureate CertificateGraduate Certificate in Management
Post-Baccalaureate CertificateGraduate Certificate in Transition to Elementary Education Teaching
Post-Baccalaureate CertificateGraduate Certificate in Transition to Secondary Education Teaching
Post-Baccalaureate CertificateGraduate Certificate in Transition to Special Education Teaching
Post-Baccalaureate CertificateHealth and Physical Education
The Bachelor of Science in Health and Physical Education comprises 57-90 hours, including 35 hours in the Health and Physical Education Core, 11-12 hours of Supporting Biology courses, and a concentration in Applied Health and Fitness or Education All-Grade Licensure. It prepares students for community health careers or all-grade (K-12) physical education and health teaching licensure.
Bachelor's DegreeHistory
The Bachelor of Arts in History comprises 42 hours in history, including 15 hours of required history foundation courses, 24 hours of 300- or 400-level history electives, and the 3-hour history capstone course. Students develop a broad understanding of major historical events and apply historical research methods.
Bachelor's DegreeInformation Technology
The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology comprises 57 hours consisting of 21 hours in the Information Technology core and 36 hours in supporting courses. This major builds upon a strong liberal arts foundation while providing students with relevant skills in Information Technology, Programming, and Cloud Management.
Bachelor's DegreeM.A. in Teaching
Master's DegreeManagement
The Certificate in Management introduces the functions of management with an emphasis on enhancing leadership skills. Courses provide an analysis of organizational cultures and ethical decision making.
Short-Term CertificateMarketing
The Certificate in Marketing introduces concepts for designing a marketing plan and strategies for incorporating current media technology and software to enhance product promotions. Factors that influence consumer attitudes and behavior are explored.
Short-Term CertificateM.B.A. in Business Administration
Master's DegreeM.Div. in Divinity
Master's DegreeM.S. in Education
Master's DegreeM.S. in Strategic Management
Master's DegreeNutrition
The Bachelor of Science in Nutrition comprises 61 hours consisting of 21 hours in the Nutrition core and 36 credit hours in supporting courses. The Nutrition major is designed to equip students with a foundational understanding of molecular biology, chemistry, physiology, sociology, psychology, and genetics, with laboratory components.
Bachelor's DegreeOperations Management
The Bachelor of Applied Science in Operations Management (2+2 Transfer Program) comprises 54-60 hours, including 45 hours in the Business Core and a concentration of 9-15 hours. This degree is designed for transfer students who have completed or are near completion of an Associate of Science or Associate of Applied Science degree in a business or industry-oriented program.
Bachelor's DegreePastoral Leadership
The Master of Arts in Pastoral Leadership (M.A.P.L.) is designed for individuals who seek a graduate-level education that advances skills in practical ministerial service. It lays a foundation for further graduate academic work or for professional studies for ministry such as provided by a Master of Divinity degree, and is available through Chapman's 4+1 Bachelor to Master's pathway.
Master's DegreePhysical Science
The Bachelor of Science in Physical Science comprises 52 hours consisting of 36 hours in the Physical Science core and 16 hours in Math. The major is designed to equip students with a foundational understanding of math, physics, geology, and chemistry for careers such as laboratory technicians, post-secondary teachers, or graduate study.
Bachelor's DegreePsychology
The Bachelor of Science in Psychology comprises 42 hours consisting of 27 hours in the Psychology Core, 12 hours of 300- or 400-level Psychology electives, and 3 hours in Psychology Capstone. The Psychology major teaches students to appreciate the value of psychological practices in a variety of contexts.
Bachelor's DegreeSpecial Education - Mild Intervention (All Grade)
The Bachelor of Arts in Special Education comprises 83 hours, including 72 hours in the Professional Education Core and 9-12 hours in a teaching concentration. It is designed to prepare students to assume leadership positions in special education classrooms involving mild intervention support.
Bachelor's DegreeUniversity Studies
The Bachelor of Arts in University Studies is a flexible liberal arts degree that allows students to engage with Foundational Core courses and other topics of interest. It consists of the Foundational Core for Bachelor's programs of 33-34 hours, at least 30 hours at the 300 and 400 level, and a total of 120 hours.
Bachelor's DegreeUniversity Studies
The Associate of Arts in University Studies offers a basic core of learning in the field of liberal arts for students who wish to begin their studies now and intend to pursue professional studies in a Bachelor's degree at a later date. It consists of the Foundational Core for associate degrees of 25-26 hours and 34-35 hours in unrestricted electives.
Associate's Degree