 Programs of studyThis two-year degree with an emphasis in urban ministries is built upon an integrated curriculum designed to engage the student with the social and spiritual needs of the urban community. The curriculum provides a theological and practical foundation for developing leaders for the urban community. This degree lays an educational foundation for those who plan to further their education and obtain a bachelors degree. Students who complete this degree also meet the educational requirements for licensure with the Assemblies of GodThis program of study is specifically designed to help students meet the course requirements for ministerial credentialing with the Assemblies of God. This includes the requirements for certification, licensing and a start toward ordination. The remaining courses can be taken from a four-year Bible college, the Carlson Institute, or Global University. City College Milwaukee is willing to tailor some of the assignments and course requirements to work with independent local churches and denominations to help meet their specific credentialing requirements. Students take these courses for college credit, but completion of this program does not lead to a college degree. Students will need to take additional courses to meet the requirements for ordination with the Assemblies of God or for specialized licensing. Students who will graduate in the spring semester should contact the District Office of the Wisconsin/Northern Michigan District and fill out the application. Students do not need to have a confirmed place of full-time ministry at that time, but must secure such a position before the District will actually grant the license.
Students completing the Associate of Arts in Urban Studies at City College Milwaukee meet the educational criteria established by the General Presbytery for licensing with the Assemblies of God . Click here to view a list of specific course requirements of the General Presbytery and the approved courses offered at City College Milwaukee for satisfying these requirements. All course work must be completed with college credit in order to meet requirements.
This program provides students with a concentrated study of the Bible in its theological, historical, and literary setting and provides principles for practical application to Christian living and urban ministry. Students take these courses for college credit for personal enrichment and development. Students may later decide to transfer the courses into the Associate of Arts degree and complete that program of study.This program provides students with a concentrated study of the Bible in its theological, historical, and liter¬ary setting and provides principles for practical application to Christian living and urban ministry. Students take courses for personal enrichment and development. Generally, diploma students take exams, but they do not have to write papers. Diploma students should check with their professor to find out the exact assignment reduction for the specific course. They receive a grade which is applied toward the City on a Hill Diploma in Urban Ministry, but they do not receive college credit for these courses, and the courses will not transfer into a college degree program. Students may choose a one or two-year diploma program of study. Levels of StudyCity College Milwaukee CreditStudents take courses and complete college-level requirements. They receive a grade and City College Milwaukee credits. City College Milwaukee has articulation agreements with four-year Assembly of God colleges stating that they will accept the credits of City College Milwaukee students as they apply to the student's chosen degree program. These courses also may be applied toward academic requirements for certification or licensure in the Assemblies of God.North Central University Credit Students take courses and complete college-level requirements. They receive their grades, college credits, and transcripts from North Central University, a college fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. These courses may be applied toward academic requirements for certification or licensure in the Assemblies of God.Diploma in Urban MinistryStudents take course to complete the Diploma in Urban Ministry from City on a Hill. Diploma students take exams, but they do not have to write papers. They receive a grade which is applied toward the City on a Hill Diploma in Urban Ministry, but they do not receive college credit for these courses, and the courses will not transfer into a college degree program. Students may choose a one or two-year diploma program of study.Visiting StudentStudents take courses at the college or audit level, but they are not enrolled in a degree program. If they choose college level, they must do all the course work, they will receive a grade, and they can transfer into a degree program. Visiting students should declare a program of study by the time they complete 30 credits of study.AuditStudents attend class for personal enrichment only. Students do not have to write papers, take exams, or meet prerequisite course requirements. There is no grade, diploma, or college credit.
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