The Association of Christian Colleges and Theological Schools

The Association of Christian Colleges and Theological Schools is a theological approval board. This board's main function is to be an authority for schools who do not wish to be accredited by the government. It holds these Christian schools accountable for their biblical theology and their goals for their schools without involving secular criteria. These schools are run by staff dedicated to the Bible's principles and to the student's pursuit to know them.

Unaccredited
While some may believe that it is highly important to be accredited by the government, the Association of Christian Colleges and Theological Schools is dedicated to higher education without the need to have secular influence involved in their education. Accreditation does not assure a quality of education that is biblically based, and the board serves to administer commendation for the schools' curriculum and objectives.

Theological
Theology is the study of God and His attributes. The Association of Christian Colleges and Theological Schools is dedicated to the Bible and to Baptist theology such as the Bible is the inspired word of God. The inspired word of God is worth studying done correctly. The Association of Christian Colleges and Theological Schools is dedicated to sound Biblical doctrine and to correct interpretation of God's word.

Conservative
Being conservative means the Association of Christian Colleges and Theological Schools is a careful organization. By contemplating each new fad or idea before presenting it to a classroom of students, the board protects its students from heresy and from short-lived fads. These christian schools focus their energy on sound teaching and not on gimmicks and other “tools.”

Christian
The Association of Christian Colleges and Theological Schools is Christ centered. The main goal of the board is to concentrate its efforts in assuring students will be taught sound biblical truth and to maintain integrity as followers of Christ.

The schools and colleges in the Association of Christian Colleges and Theological Schools offer Biblical Studies, Communication including music and creative writing, Counseling, Christian Education, and Theological Seminaries. They offer courses on their campuses as well as distance education options. It is not possible to receive government grants and financial assistance for attending these schools since they are not accreditted by the U.S Department of Education or the Counsil for High Education, but these schools are becoming recognized as affliated learning centers.