Programs
Students may enroll year round in the college's certificate or degree completion programs. Degrees offered include: a Bachelor of Arts in Missions. a Bachelor of Science in Addiction Studies and a Bachelor of Science in Nonprofit Management. Individual courses may also be taken for personal enrichment and professional development. Several courses can be used to fulfill the initial educational requirements of the Certified Fund Raising Executive credential for fund raising professionals and its on-going continuing education requirements. For its Addiction Studies Program, City Vision College is an Approved Education Provider for NAADAC, the professional association for drug and alcohol counselors.
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