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You can also earn your Associate of Arts in Criminal Justice.
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Start building a strong foundation of professional skills while gaining broader knowledge of the world around you. With CCCK Online, you can improve your writing, communication, critical-thinking, and computer-related abilities as you learn about a wide range of enriching subjects.
For example, you'll study broad subject areas like math, history, the humanities, and the natural and social sciences. You'll even learn about biblical literature. Plus, you'll get to choose your own elective track.
The course is designed to examine the principles and processes of communicating from one culture to another. Emphasis is on domestic and international aspects of cross-cultural communication including how culture shapes values, beliefs, worldviews and behaviors.
This is a sample list of courses you will be required to complete for the online Associate of Arts program. To view a full list, please click below to get your program guide.
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This course is designed to help the student identify the diversity of cultures and worldviews in today's society, develop an ability to assess the cultural systems and acquire an ability to respond to different cultures from a theistic perspective.
Through the course the student will gain applicable tools for self-assessment related to physical well-being and be equipped with the tools necessary to create healthy life patterns.
This course is designed to provide an interactive environment for learning the fundamental functions of the most popular commercial applications software, including word processing, spreadsheet, database management, and presentations. This course meets the need of future business people, managers, and a generally well-informed using public.
This course is designed to help the student identify the diversity of cultures and worldviews in today's society, develop an ability to assess the cultural systems and acquire an ability to respond to different cultures from a theistic perspective.
This course acquaints students with the technical aspects of online learning as well as expectations for college level academic work. Topics covered include computer formatting skills for written work, how to navigate the Dialog Learning Management System, utilizing MS Word, as well as Internet and Database searches for academic research. Online reading and video materials provide student knowledge of what is critical thinking and apply this learning to reflect deeper levels in their weekly assignments. An objective assessment completed in the first week and studied in depth during the third week helps students recognize life stressors, implement time management skills, and improve their outcome for college success.
Upcoming Start: August 19
Applications Due by August 9