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Why Choose GLCC?
GLCC Mission Statement
Great Lakes Christian College, an institution of higher education affiliated with Christian Churches/Churches of Christ, seeks to glorify God by preparing students to be servant-leaders in the church and world.
GLCC is a four year, HLC & ABHE (formerly AABC)-accredited college offering...
- Four-year Bachelor of Science degree
- Two-year Associate of Arts and Associate of Religious Education degrees
- Two-year Associate of Arts in Early Childhood Education
- Cooperative studies with Spring Arbor University and University of Phoenix
GLCC FAQ
- GLCC places major emphasis upon the study of the Bible and related subjects which will prepare students to be servant-leaders in the Kingdom of God.
- GLCC will provide an education from a distinctly Christian perspective and an enhanced understanding of the Bible to those who decide to serve Christ in non-church related careers.
- Programs are designed to be completed in 4 years and require 130 semester hours for completion.
- GLCC offers programs leading to two associate degrees in Arts and Religious Education which require completion of 64 semester hours.
- GLCC offers the Adult Learning Program for individuals twenty-five years of age or older who desire to make a career change to a located ministry.
- Credits received at Great Lakes Christian College may be transferred to numerous other colleges across the nation. With the option to transfer, students may receive one or two years of core curriculum taught from a Christian perspective which will provide a good, solid foundation in their education.
- The Student/Faculty Ratio is approximately 13 to 1.
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GLCC Nondiscrimination Policy
Because of the historic commitment to Biblical principle ("There is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female..." Galatians 3:28), Great Lakes Christian College has been and remains, nondiscriminatory in all policies and programs. Great Lakes Christian College admits students of any gender, color, and national or ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally made available to students at the College. It does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, physical handicap, or national or ethnic origin in administration of educational programs, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, employment practices, athletics, or other activities. The College actively seeks to fulfill federal, state, and local laws and regulations in all its practices and facilities. The facilities are designed to provide access for the physically handicapped.
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