Inspire Faith and Teach Truth Through a Bachelor of Christian Education
Develop the biblical foundation, educational expertise, and servant leadership skills needed to inspire faith, teach truth, and shape lives for Christ. Our flexible online program prepares graduates to serve in Christian schools, churches, ministries, and other educational settings where faith and learning come together.
Are you ready to deepen your faith and impact others while balancing your busy life? Our Online Bachelor of Christian Education offers a flexible, accessible path to gaining the skills and knowledge needed to inspire and lead within your community.
Shape the Next Generation
Imagine preparing to shape the next generation of Christian leaders—all while studying from the convenience of your home. Our online Bachelor of Christian Education combines flexibility with a Christ-centered curriculum, equipping you with the biblical knowledge, educational expertise, and leadership skills to teach, disciple, and make a lasting impact wherever God calls you to serve.
Bachelor of Christian Education
Credit Hour Breakdown
This degree follows the standard university requirement of 120 total credit hours, with each course valued at 3 credit hours to obtain the Bachelor of Ministry degree.
Core Curriculum Topics
- General Education Core: 30 credits (10 courses)
- Christian Culture & Theology Core: 21 credits (7 courses)
- Foundation Education Core: 33 credits (9 courses)
- Advanced Education Major: 15 credits (5 courses)
- Practicum, Capstone & Open Electives: 21 credits (5 courses)
Total for Graduation: 120 Credits (40 Courses)
Bachelor of Christian Education - Curriculum
This degree follows the standard university requirement of 120 total credit hours, with each course valued at 3 credit hours (unless otherwise noted) to obtain the Bachelor of Christian Education degree.
General Education - 30 Credits
| Course Code | Course Description |
| ENG 102 | English Composition |
| SCI 115 | Health And Wellness for Life |
| SPCH 107 | SPCH 107 Public Speaking / Oral Communication |
| LIT 117 | Christian Literature |
| MTH 120 | College Math |
| SOC 223 | Introduction to Sociology |
| SCI 266 | Introduction to Biology |
| HIST 253 | Survey of World History |
| CUL 280 | Foundations for Success |
| CUL 290 | Critical Thinking |
Bible, Christian Culture, and Theology - 21 Credits
| Course Code | Course Description |
| BIB 101 | Biblical Foundations of Leadership |
| BIB 108 | Old Testament Survey |
| BIB 116 | New Testament Survey |
| BIB 209 | Book of Acts |
| CUL 260 | Christian Culture |
| THEO 325 | Christian Apologetics |
| CUL 403 | Morals and Ethics |
Foundational Education Core - 33 Credits
| Course Code | Course Description |
| PSY 223 | Introduction to Psychology |
| CED 290 | Student Teaching Practicum I (6 credits) (Sophomore; 2nd Semester) |
| CED 303 | Foundations of Christian Education |
| CED 307 | Introduction to Collaborative Learning |
| CED 327 | Introduction to Early Childhood Education |
| CED 345 | Classroom Management |
| CED 446 | Expectations of Teacher Observations |
| CED 411 | Team Dynamics |
| CED 453 | Introduction to Learning Theories |
| CED 458 | Philosophy of Christian Education |
Advanced Education Major - 15 Credits
| Course Code | Course Description |
| CED 269 | Subject Methods Elective |
| CED 308 | Educational Technology |
| CED 326 | Assessment and Evaluation |
| CED 406 | Curriculum Development |
| CED 419 | Teaching Exceptionalities |
Practicum, Capstone, and Electives - 21 Credits
| Course Code | Course Description |
| CAP 402 | Capstone (6 credits) |
| CED 490 | Ed Practicum II Student Teaching (6 credits; Senior, 2nd semester) |
| 300 or 400 | Elective Upper Division (3 credits) |
| 300 or 400 | Elective Upper Division (3 credits) |
| 300 or 400 | Elective Upper Division (3 credits) |
Admissions and Enrollment
This guide gives every student a clear and simple path to begin their studies at SECC.
Enrollment in 5 Simple Steps:
Step #1 - Complete the Application Form
Step #2 - Submit Your Required Documents
Please email the following to our Admissions Office:
Required Documents:
- High School Transcript (with graduation date) (If applicable)
- College Transcripts (if applicable)
- Government-issued ID (passport, driver’s license, or state ID)
- Social Security Number (if applicable)
- Three References (Pastoral, Personal, Student/Friend)
- 250-word Essay: Why you want to study at SECC
OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS
Please request that your previous school send your official transcript directly to: application@sechristiancollege.org
Transcripts sent by the student are considered unofficial and may be used for review only. Official transcripts must be sent directly from the issuing institution, per accreditation guidelines.
📩 Email documents to: application@sechristiancollege.org or use the form below to submit your required documents.
Students may submit the remaining documents after starting the application.
Step #3 - Application Fee
A $50 application fee is required to initiate the admissions review process.
This fee includes application processing, transcript review, and credit evaluation. The fee is non-refundable, but it will be credited toward tuition upon acceptance.
The review process will begin once the application fee has been received and all required documents are complete.
👉 Once reviewed, students will receive their program placement, recommended courses, and next steps.
Step #4 - Enrollment Consultation
As part of the admissions process, a consultation may be scheduled with our Enrollment Team. This meeting provides guidance and support regarding:
- Program options
- Student goals
- Online learning expectations
- Tuition & scholarships
🖥️ Online meetings are available.
Step #5 - Final Steps to Begin Classes
Once approved, students will receive:
- Welcome email
- Online access instructions
- Class schedule
- Tuition details
Once enrollment is complete, students may use the following contact information for support.
🌐 Important Information 📱 Student Support
Website: https://sechristiancollege.org/
Email for Documents: application@sechristiancollege.org
Support Phone/WhatsApp: 407-371-9197
For additional assistance, please contact the Enrollment & Student Support Office.
“Teach me knowledge and good judgment, for I trust your commands.” – Psalm 119:66
Accreditation Information
Southeast Christian College is currently in the early stages of the accreditation process.
For this reason, federal financial aid (FAFSA) is not available at this time. However, students may still begin their academic journey at SECC, and institutional scholarship opportunityes may be reviewed individually by the Admissions Department.
Why Choose Our Online Program?
- Learn Anytime, Anywhere: Experience the freedom to study from the comfort of your home or wherever you are. Our online format allows you to integrate your ministry education with your daily life, making it easier to balance your studies with work, family, and personal commitments.
- Comprehensive Curriculum: Dive into a well-rounded curriculum covering essential topics such as biblical studies, pastoral care, and theology. Delivered through engaging online modules, our coursework is designed to provide you with practical and spiritual insights necessary for effective ministry.
- Interactive Learning Experience: Engage in vibrant online discussions, collaborative projects, and virtual ministry activities. Our interactive platform ensures meaningful connections with peers and instructors, enriching your learning experience and fostering a supportive community.
- Expert Faculty: Benefit from the wisdom and guidance of experienced pastors and ministry professionals. Our faculty members bring a wealth of real-world experience and spiritual insight to your online classroom, helping you grow in both knowledge and faith.
- Flexible Scheduling: With 24/7 access to course materials, you can study at your own pace and on your own schedule. Whether you’re managing a busy ministry or personal life, our online program adapts to your needs and helps you advance your education on your terms.
- Supportive Community: Connect with a diverse online community of fellow students and alumni who share your passion for ministry. Network, collaborate, and support each other as you all work towards making a meaningful impact in your communities.