Central Christian College of Kansas

No, CCCK offers a mixture of online and traditional degree programs, so it isn’t considered a fully online school. However, the college’s online degree programs provide students with flexibility, affordability, and various start dates throughout the year. 

Yes, CCCK is a respected university with recognized accreditation. In some instances, prospective students may be concerned about online degree programs' legitimacy when seeking employment after graduation. However, employers largely respect online degrees and believe they hold as much value as traditional degrees. 

CCCK is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, an institutional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. Accredited colleges and universities have met and maintained specific educational expectations for higher learning institutions. 

At OnlineU, we only list colleges and universities that have received accreditation from legitimate accrediting agencies. 

Students describe how CCCK has created a culture based on Christian values that transcend beyond the classroom. As a faith-based university, the school's mission is to provide a Christ-centered education that helps students build character while obtaining degrees. CCCK’s holistic development model helps students achieve the "CORE FOUR," which includes heart, soul, mind, and strength.

Another interesting fact about the school is that even with somewhat outdated enrollment data (2017-2019), the number of distance learners (385 students) actually outpaced the on-campus residents (305 students). This demonstrates that the institution prioritizes online learning. 

Of 38 undergraduate majors, CCCK has three degree programs with the highest median earnings. These degree programs span various fields of study, like humanities, business, and health sciences. CCK’s highest-earning degree programs for graduates include (1) Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice at $53,234, (2) Bachelor of Business Administration at $47,688, and (3) Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration at $23,480. All of these degree programs are 100% online, with courses that are only 6 weeks long.

Since CCCK accepts 100% of applicants, it's easy to get into the program of your choice. In addition, CCCK doesn't require ACT or SAT scores. For students who struggle with college entrance exams, this may be a benefit when applying to CCCK.

CCCK provides a straightforward application process for admission into their degree programs:

• Submit a free online application on their website. 
• Send a copy of your official transcripts (official transcripts are required before enrollment). This is to help admission counselors find scholarship opportunities that may be a fit for you.
• Pay $100 to reserve your spot on campus (for traditional or online students who want to live on campus).

As mentioned, CCCK doesn’t require students to submit their ACT or SAT scores, so you won’t need to send your results to their admissions office.