Truett McConnell University

Accounting

Offered through the Hans Hut School of Business, this program develops students to apply a Biblical worldview and ethical standards in accounting careers, combining a business core with an accounting concentration. Students may also pursue double-bear tracks toward the MBA (BSA-MBA) or MBA with Accounting (BSA-MBAAc).

Biology

Offered through the Pilgram Marpeck School of STEM, the Biology degree prepares students with a sound curriculum in biology, chemistry, research methodology, mathematics, and physics taught from a Christian worldview. The curriculum provides exposure to the physio-structural, molecular and cellular, ecological, and organismal aspects of biology while preparing students for the professional arena or graduate programs.

Business Administration

Offered through the Hans Hut School of Business, this degree develops students who are prepared to apply a Biblical worldview and ethical standards in successful business careers across diverse fields. Concentrations are available in areas such as Cybersecurity, General Business, Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Management and Leadership, Marketing, Nonprofit Management, Sports Management, and Supply Chain Management.

Christian Studies

Offered through the Balthasar Hubmaier School of Theology & Missions, this degree prepares graduates, through a Biblically centered education, to be transformed by Christ, become critical thinkers, and be equipped to understand and effectively communicate Scripture to all peoples. Concentrations are available in Biblical and Theological Studies, Missions, Student Ministry, and Women's Studies.

Communication

Offered through the Hans Denck School of Communication, this program joins classical learning in rhetoric and persuasion with modern communication theory and presentation literacies. Courses focus on the theory and practice of researching, organizing, and delivering informative and persuasive messages to prepare graduates for leadership in the church, career, and society.

Criminal Justice

Offered through the Michael Sattler School of Public Service, this degree prepares students who seek to serve in the public realm, whether in law enforcement, law, or public policy. Students learn the history, theories, and approaches of the criminal justice system and how to read legal principles and apply a Biblical worldview, with concentrations in General, Law Enforcement, Leadership and Executive Management, and Pre-Law.

Elementary Education

Offered through the Peter and Gredel Walpot School of Education, this program prepares teacher candidates to effectively teach and serve students in a diverse world as accomplished teachers and servant-leaders, weaving character and disposition together with teaching knowledge and skills.

English & Creative Writing

Offered through the Conrad Grebel School of the Humanities, this program combines required English and literature courses with a creative writing sequence in poetry, drama, the short story, the novel, nonfiction, and screenwriting, all rooted in a strong Christian and liberal arts tradition and a Biblical worldview.

Exercise Science

The Exercise Science degree program is designed to provide students with a background in health and wellness. Students are trained to serve in corporate wellness, clinical exercise physiology, rehabilitation services, and similar exercise-based careers, and it provides pre-qualifications for entrance to graduate and professional programs related to exercise science, wellness, and medicine.

Forensic Science

The Forensic Science degree is a multifaceted program that utilizes a variety of disciplines including biology, chemistry, criminal justice, physics, and mathematics. Extensive practical preparation, including crime scene reconstruction and photography and the handling of trace evidence using DNA, serology, bloodstain pattern analysis, and ballistics, equips students to help solve crimes and make legal cases.

Global Studies

Offered through the Balthasar Hubmaier School of Theology & Missions, this missions-focused degree combines biblical, theological, and missiology coursework with cross-cultural study and biblical or field language training to prepare students to carry the gospel to the ends of the earth.

History

The Bachelor of Arts in History provides an examination of the record of God's relationship with mankind and the eternal relevance of God's Word through the ages, applying a Christian worldview to the historical narrative. Students learn critical thinking skills and research methods with an emphasis on writing, preparing them for teaching, government service, or public history and for graduate study.

Middle Grades Education

Offered through the Peter and Gredel Walpot School of Education, this program prepares middle grades teacher candidates as accomplished teachers and servant-leaders for the diverse world in which we live. Concentrations are available in Language Arts/Social Studies and Math/Science.

Music

The purpose of the Bachelor of Arts in Music is to prepare students to become accomplished musicians as they attain musical skills, knowledge, and experience within a liberal arts tradition that encompasses a Christian worldview, with a broad focus on music through historical, theoretical, and performance studies. Concentrations are available in general music, worship and church music, and business/outside studies.

Music Education

The purpose of the Bachelor of Science in Music Education is to prepare accomplished teachers as servant-leaders in the diverse world in which we live. These teachers are collaborative, respectful, organized, and proactive competent communicators who are lifelong learners, and completers are recommended for teacher certification.

Nursing

Offered through the Martha Rielin & Elizabeth Salmen School of Nursing, this four-year program prepares competent, professional nurses to provide compassionate care with a Christian worldview. Graduates are eligible to take the NCLEX-RN, and the program is approved by the Georgia Board of Nursing and accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).

Psychology

Offered through the Leonhard Schiemer School of Psychology & Biblical Counseling, this program trains students to be compassionate counselors, creative thinkers, and competent practitioners through a Biblically-centered curriculum that provides an understanding of the secular theories driving modern psychology alongside a foundation in Biblical approaches.

The Humanities

The Humanities degree offers students the unique opportunity to study within two disciplines, English and History, providing strong foundations in historical analysis, literature, and creative writing from a Biblical worldview. The major includes elective hours that allow students to build an interdisciplinary degree in preparation for graduate school, law school, or teaching.