Colorado Christian University
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Colorado Christian University (CCU) is a nondenominational evangelical Christian University. More than 2,200 undergraduate and graduate students are enrolled at CCU’s main campus in Lakewood, Colorado, at regional centers throughout Colorado, and around the world via the Internet. CCU is a member of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities. Former United States Senator William L. Armstrong serves as president.
[edit] Academics
Colorado Christian University offers 21 majors and and 20 minors. There are also two pre-professional programs: one is for students intending to go on to law school, and the other is for students who wish to pursue a medical degree.
[edit] History
The college was founded in 1914 as the Denver Bible Institute, which became the Denver Bible College and then, in 1949, changed its name to become Rockmont College. In 1981, Rockmont merged with Western Bible College, renaming itself Colorado Christian College; in 1989, Colorado Christian College merged with Colorado Baptist University to become Colorado Christian University.
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| Adams State • Chadron State • Colorado Christian‡ • Colorado–Colorado Springs‡ • Colorado Mines • Colorado State–Pueblo‡ • Fort Lewis • Mesa State • Metro State‡ • Nebraska–Kearney • New Mexico Highlands • Regis‡ • San Francisco State† • Western State • Western New Mexico † wrestling-only member • ‡ non-football member |
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