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Central Christian College of Kansas is a distinctively Christian liberal arts college committed to academic excellence, integration of faith and learning, talent development, formation of a growing faith in Jesus Christ and preparation for a life of servant leadership. Known to be a caring community, Central faculty and staff desire to serve and disciple students looking for a Christian college. There are unique academic programs at Central Christian which include Aviation, Criminal Justice and Contemporary Christian Music.
The word “relationship” describes the way Central Christian College impacts students. First, students develop relationships with the teaching faculty. Words like caring, well prepared, friendly, helpful and investing in students are used by students to describe the professors. Secondly, students develop relationships with fellow students. The word community is used to describe those types of relationships and that these relationships will carry on for a lifetime. A third part of relationships is their relationship with Christ, the opportunity to grow in their faith in a community of other believers. At Central Christian, we take the Christian worldview seriously, not just in name, but also in practice.
Transfer Student Advisor
Karl Somerville, Associate Director of Admissions
1200 South Main
P.O. Box 1403
McPherson, KS 67460
1-800-835-0078
karl.somerville@centralchristian.edu
Additional Transfer Information
| Undergraduate Transfers: |
35 |
| Percent of total undergraduate student body: |
11.6% |
| Percentage of graduates completing in: |
| 4 years or less |
20 |
| 5 years or less |
2 |
| 6 years or less |
n/a |
| Percentage completing in 4 years: |
91% |
- 3% - Law School
- 3% - Medical School
- 3% - MBA Program
- 11% - Other graduate/professional programs
- TOTAL – 20% entire graduate/professional programs
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Transfer students are eligible for all financial aid (except the President and Dean Scholarships) that is available to freshmen. These, in part, are listed below:
National Merit Scholarship Full Tuition
Must be named as a National Merit semi–finalist and participate in an on–campus interview
Trustees Scholarship 60 percent tuition
Must have a minimum 30 ACT (1320/1980 SAT) and participate in an on–campus interview
Valedictorian Scholarship 50 percent tuition
Must have a minimum 27 ACT (1210/1820 SAT); graduate number one in class; and participate in on–campus interview
Highest Honor Scholarship
$5,000 per year
3.75 GPA and 25 ACT
Christian Leadership
$4,500 per year 3.25 GPA and 19 ACT
High Honor Scholarship
$4,250 per year 3.50–3.74 GPA and 19 ACT
Honor Scholarship
$3,500 per year 3.0–3.49 GPA
Achievement Scholarship
$2,225 per year 2.65–2.99 GPA
Church Matching Grant
Up to $2000 per year; CCC will triple up to $500 from the church
Alumni Grant
$1000 per year
Twin Grant
$1500 per year each student
Athletic Grant
amounts vary; contact coach |
- Business
- Elementary ED
- Exercise Science
- Health Science
- Ministry
- Sports Mgmt
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| In addition to the application, application fee, personal reference, and high school transcript, Central Christian College also requires a transcript from each college our university attended and a Statement of Standing (transfer reference) from each college or university the student has attended full–time. Regular admissions require a 2.0 GPA from each college attended full–time and/or an 18 ACT. |
| Associate of Arts degrees are block transfers if the degree is from an accredited institution. Associate of Arts degrees from accredited institutions are accepted as block transfers satisfying the freshman and sophomore years. Central Christian does have a formal articulation agreement with Hutchinson Community College. |
“Transitioning from Barton County Community College to Central Christian College was a big change, but in a good way. It was awesome to be in a good environment and a Christian atmosphere and be able to feel safe and secure.”
“Transferring credit hours actually was not all that hard. They took my previously taken classes without really any problems. The faculty at Central is amazing. It was great to be able to get to know them and look up to them as mentors instead of just feeling like a number in a classroom. They made class interesting and were usually more than willing to discuss any questions I had.”
— Emily Oberle-Peterson |
| Number of required credit hours in residence a transfer student must take for a Bachelor’s degree: |
40 |
| To live off campus, must be 23 years of age, married, or living with an immediate family member. |
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