E-Learning- FAQ's
Q: What complete degree programs are available?
- Bachelor of Science with a major in Urban Leadership
- Bachelor of Science with a major in Biblical Counseling
- Bachelor of Ministry in Urban Leadership*
- Bachelor of Ministry in Biblical Counseling*
*(for those who have already earned a bachelor’s degree in another major)
Q: Who is eligible to take online programs or courses?
A: Entrance requirements for online are the same as those for the campus programs of CBC.
Q: Do I have to come to CBC's campus?
A: No, you can complete the degree in your own location if you are able to make arrangements for specified internship or practicum experiences with local resources. Optional, On-campus courses are available to provide additional experiences that will enrich your training.
Q: Can I just take course or do I have to enroll for an entire program?
A: CBC is currently offering degree programs. Separate courses are available but not through the above programs.
Q: Are the online degrees accredited?
A: Yes – (click link to see more)
Q: How much does it cost?
A: Click here to see current tuition information. Online is the same as regular courses per hour.
Q: How long does each course last?
A: 8 weeks
Q: Is there financial aid available?
A: Yes. Check with our Financial Aid Dept.
Q: Can I start whenever I want, or are there specific start dates?
A: The online courses are offered during specific time periods. You will be part of a group of students who begin and end the course at the same time. There are two 8-week sessions in the spring and another two sessions in the fall. A limited selection of courses are offered in the summer. A calendar of courses for the next year is available at [link].
Q: Can I see a sample of what an online course is like?
A: Yes - go to atheneo.net [provide link and sign in].
Q: How long does each course last?
A: 8 weeks
Q: How do I get textbooks?
A: You may purchase them from online sources or through Crossroads. This allows you the freedom to find the best price for your textbooks instead of having to pay for a pre-package selection.
Q: How do I get access to library resources for research projects?
A: Many sources are available in local libraries or through interlibrary loans. Online resources are also available. If you are unable to obtain any book which is in the CBC library, you may request a copy from the library.
Q: Will I have contact with other students?
A: Yes, you will go through each course with a group of other students, and many of your assignments will involve interaction with these students.
Q: How much contact will I have with the instructor?
A: Your instructor will evaluate the assignments you submit and will oversee the discussion on the online forum. In addition, you may contact the instructor with questions at any time.