The Alabama Christian College of Arts and Sciences provides the university’s liberal arts foundation core curriculum upon which subsequent learning is based as well as major concentrations in subject disciplines. The liberal arts core courses broaden the student's general education and Bible courses deepen the student's faith.
The following Departments comprise the Alabama Christian College of Arts and Sciences:
- Adult Programs,
- Computer Sciences,
- Criminal Justice,
- Education,
- English,
- Fine Arts,
- Humanities,
- Legal Studies,
- Mathematics,
- Physical Education and Sports Management,
- Physical and Natural Sciences, and
- Social and Behavioral Sciences.
The following majors are available through the departments listed above: Biology, Computer Science, Criminal Justice, Elementary Education, English, Fine Arts, History, MFT, PE (N-12), Psychology, Secondary Education (teaching fields in biology, language arts, history, mathematics, general social studies, general science, and theatre), and Sports Management,. Additionally, existing degrees in science have been tailored for students seeking professional curricula, especially in the medical sciences. Apart from the baccalaureate degree in these disciplines, the college also offers the general Associate of Arts and Associate of Science Degrees. The college of Arts & Sciences emphasize the importance and versatility of a Liberal Arts education and encourages students who seek interdisciplinary learning to seriously consider pursuing one of its emphasis degrees. The Liberal Arts Degree is typically understood as one that concentrates on a significant amount of writing, reading, critical thinking, and research. Often it is contrasted with math, science, or business. In reality, many liberal arts majors are employed within these fields and within related fields. According to Fortune Magazine, nearly one-third of all CEO’s majored in Liberal Arts. As such, a student can obtain a baccalaureate degree in liberal arts through any of its departments above except adult programs and education. In addition to the university’s general liberal arts component, the student will typically take a concentration of six to eight courses within the desired department.
Academic Excellence and Strong Christian Commitment is our pledge to each student is to help them reach their full potential academically, socially, spiritually, and physically. Our vibrant campus, small class size, and personal attention to each student allows us to guide them to reach their full potential. Each administrator, faculty, and staff member strives to make each day a learning experience for the students on our campus, where every subject is taught from a Christian perspective.