Organization and Degree Programs
The College is organized in three divisions: the Division of Arts & Sciences, the Division of Ministry & Professional Studies, and the Division of Biblical & Theological Studies. Courses from each division make up the degree requirements. The following majors and minors are offered for their Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science programs:
Majors: Biblical Studies and Theology, Business Administration, Christian Education, Counseling Psychology, General Studies, General Ministry, Intercultural Studies, Music, Pastoral Leadership, Sport Management, Youth and Family Ministries, and Youth and Family Studies.
Minors: Biblical and Classical Languages, Christian Education, Counseling Psychology, Deaf Ministries, General Studies, Intercultural Studies, Music, Psychology, Sport Management, and Youth Studies.
Crossroads also offers a two year Associates of Arts (A.A.) degree in Biblical and Theological Studies and an accelerated degree program for adults.
The Compass Adult Studies Programs for degree completion, continuing education, or personal enrichment are designed to meet the requirements of working adults who are looking to return to school to gain the necessary knowledge, skills, and credentials for advancing their personal or professional ministries and career opportunities. The Compass program currently offers bachelor of science degrees in Counseling, Ministry, and Organizational Management, and certificates in Biblical Studies and Leadership. On-Campus and Online classes are offered as part of Compass Adult Studies, primarily in Bible/Theology and General Education. Crossroads' Compass program was certified in 2008 to offer exams-for-credit through the College Board CLEP and DSST/Dante programs, where candidates may test-out of areas of study for college credit.
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