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(Degree Major Codes: CBITH.BA / CBITH.BS ) Bachelor’s Degree in CHRISTIAN STUDIESStudents may earn either a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree. The B.A. degree candidate must complete six hours of a foreign language at the intermediate level. At least 25% of a degree must be taken through Lee University.
(Degree Major Codes: CHRST.BA / CHRST.BS ) Bachelor’s Degree in MINISTRY LEADERSHIPStudents may earn either a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree. This degree offers emphases in any one of eight areas. The B.A. degree candidate must complete six hours of a foreign language at the intermediate level. At least 25% of a degree must be taken through Lee University.
Bachelor’s Degree in CHRISTIAN MINISTRY (Charlotte Center ONLY)This degree offers emphases in any one of four areas. At least 25% of a degree must be taken through Lee University.
Bachelor’s Degree in BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONStudents may earn either a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree. The B.A. degree candidate must complete six hours of a foreign language at the intermediate level. At least 25% of a degree must be taken through Lee University.
Bachelor’s Degree in CRIMINAL JUSTICEStudents may earn either a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree. The B.A. degree candidate must complete six hours of a foreign language at the intermediate level. At least 25% of a degree must be taken through Lee University.
Bachelor’s Degree in LIBERAL STUDIESStudents may earn either a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree. The B.A. degree candidate must complete six hours of a foreign language at the intermediate level. At least 25% of a degree must be taken through Lee University. This is an individualized degree program available to students who have earned at least 60 semester hours.
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMThe certificate program is designed for students not seeking a degree but wanting to study in a particular discipline. The courses can be taken in the classroom, online, and in our intensive courses. The curriculum includes eight (8) courses for 24 semester hours of credit. The programs available are as follows: • Certificate in Bible - BIBL.CRT Students applying for admission to the certificate program must follow the DAL application procedure; however, they will not be required to submit ACT/SAT scores. An overall 2.0 GPA must be maintained in order for a student to successfully complete the program. The Federal Pell Grant and the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) programs are not available to students enrolled in the Certificate Program; however, the undergraduate ministry discount is applicable for all undergraduate ministerial training programs. GRADUATE PROGRAMS OF STUDYMaster of Arts in MINISTRY STUDIES (MINOL.MA)The Master of Arts degree in Ministry Studies at Lee University provides a program of study that combines practical studies and practical ministry. For those whose undergraduate degree focused on religious studies, this graduate program offers the opportunity to further the student’s knowledge and expertise. For those whose undergraduate degree focused on disciplines other than religion, this graduate program can fill the missing pieces of the student’s education. The Master of Arts in Ministry Studies will equip the student to be the leader in ministry that God has called and gifted the person to be. The courses in this program are specifically designed to help the student understand the biblical and theological foundation of issues related to ministry in contemporary contexts, and then to move beyond theory to the implementation of practical skills for successful vocational ministry. The combination of superior education and ministry experience of our highly qualified faculty enable them to present a realistic approach to this union of theory and practice. The online design of this program offers convenient course scheduling to better accommodate the busy lives of working adults. Our students are a diverse group comprised of women and men who range from recent graduates to experienced ministers. The camaraderie between students and faculty, combined with discussion-based classes create an exciting learning environment that readily lends itself to ministry application. The Master of Arts degree in Ministry Studies at Lee University offers three tracks: Leadership Studies, Worship Studies, and Youth and Family Studies. The degree includes 18 hours of common core courses and 18 hours of courses within each track. The student’s learning experience will culminate in either a track-specific final project or internship. More detailed program information can be found by clicking: Master of Arts, Ministry Studies (Distance) (MINOL.MA) Master of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BUSOL.MBA)The purpose of the Master of Business Administration degree is to equip individuals with the skills necessary for senior level leadership in industry, government, and non-profit organizations. Program faculty are committed to implementing experiential learning as a pedagogical tool to enhance and improve student knowledge and retention. Through an advanced degree in business taught from a Christian worldview, we believe individuals will be better prepared to face the challenges of leading organizations in a rapidly changing global economy. More detailed program information can be found by clicking: Master of Business Administration (Distance) (BUSOL.MBA) Master of Science, Marriage and Family Studies (Distance) MFSOL.MS)The Master of Science degree in Marriage and Family Studies provides educational preparation in human growth and development, human sexuality, systems theory, and research. This program is not intended for those seeking licensure. Rather, this is an ideal program for those wanting to work in administrative roles in family service agencies or in family ministries at a church. More detailed program information can be found by clicking: Master of Science, Marriage and Family Studies (Distance) (MFSOL.MS) PROGRAM FORMATSCourses are available in online, on-site, and intensive formats. Lee OnlineLee Online is the primary means of program delivery in the Division of Adult Learning. This form of study is a highly engaging experience which is based on models of adult learning in a virtual classroom environment. Over the course of the 7-week term, students log in to classes for online instructions, videos, lectures, assignments, discussions, etc. Materials are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week throughout the term. During a course, the instructor may schedule times to meet online with students. These sessions are for discussion, lecture, course mentoring, etc. The number of hours necessary to complete Lee Online courses is approximately 16 hours per week. On-site InstructionThe Division of Adult Learning offers accelerated on-site instruction. This format of study is a highly engaging experience, which is based on models of adult learning in a classroom environment. Over the course of the 7-week term, students attend classes once a week for 3 hours of on-site instruction. Materials are made available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through the online components of the course. The 3-hour course sessions are for discussion, lecture, case studies, group presentations, course mentoring, etc. Additional classroom time is made available to students for their own group work preparation, study space, or other student usage. The average number of hours necessary to complete DAL courses is approximately 16 hours per week. Courses are currently held on-site at Lee Educational Centers. IntensiveThe Division of Adult Learning offers Online and On-site Intensives. This format of study is a highly engaging experience, which is based on models of adult learning in both the online and classroom environments. Over the course of the 7-week term, students are engaged in online discussions and assignments, while they also attend two weekend intensives for on-site instruction. Materials are made available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through the online components of the course. The 4-hour course sessions are for discussion, lecture, case studies, group presentations, course mentoring, etc. Additional classroom time is made available to students for their own group work preparation, study space, or other student usage. The number of hours necessary to complete DAL courses is approximately 16 hours per week. Courses are currently held at the Charlotte Center (NC), and other approved sites as needed. Computer Requirements:Most current personal computer systems will meet the requirements of DAL courses. Access to DAL courses may be available on some internet-capable devices, although functionality may be limited (depending on the type of device). We strongly recommend a high speed internet connection in order for students to complete their coursework. DAL encourages the use of the latest version of Microsoft Office and Firefox web browser. Instructors will inform students if additional software is needed. Programs
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