ACADEMICS
Equip. Train. Send.
Through our partnership with Emmanuel University, First Church College offers students a strong, Christ-centered academic experience with access to four degree fields designed to prepare them for their future. Emmanuel University provides the faculty, curriculum, and academic oversight, while FCC surrounds students with mentorship, leadership development, and hands-on training.
Emmanuel University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC), giving students the confidence of pursuing a recognized, accredited degree while experiencing the community and personal investment of First Church College.
CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES
The Christian Ministry major is designed to introduce a variety of studies in practical ministry as well as Biblical and theological studies to help define the student’s interests in ministry. The major provides opportunity for the student to consider various forms of Christian ministry and what kinds of persons are suited for various ministry forms.
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
The Business Administration major is designed to give students a strong foundation in business principles, leadership, management, and organizational strategy. The major helps students develop practical skills for leading teams, solving problems, managing resources, and preparing for careers in business, nonprofit organizations, entrepreneurship, and other leadership-focused fields.
COMMUNICATIONS
The Communications major is designed to help students develop strong skills in writing, speaking, media, storytelling, and digital communication. The major prepares students to communicate effectively across a variety of platforms while exploring careers in media, marketing, public relations, ministry communications, and other communication-focused fields.
PSYCHOLOGY
The purpose of the Psychology program is to provide students with a broad-based knowledge of the history of psychology as a science, its current fund of information concerning the bio-psychosocial process, the application of psychological principles to professional practice, and the experiential and theoretical integration of psychology and Christianity.
