Programs and Majors
A popular program Summit Pacific College is the one-year Certificate program, OMEGA. The OMEGA program is an overseas missionary program. OMEGA has a strong focus on the Biblical idea of personal discipleship, emphasized by mentoring with professors, academic study and Christian ministry outreach with small group involvement.
Summit Pacific College also offers programs in Biblical Theology, Pastoral Ministries, Church Ministries, Intercultural Studies, Music, Youth Leadership, and Counseling Foundations. These programs are either two-year Certificate programs or four-year Degree programs. SPC is accredited by the ABHE and chartered by the government of British Columbia. Additionally, SPC is affiliated with Trinity Western University of Langley, British Columbia. Summit Pacific College offers their graduates Certificates, Diplomas and Bachelor of Arts Degrees. The degrees are: Bachelor of Arts (In Religion), Bachelor of Religious Education, and Bachelor of Theology.
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