Mid-America Christian University is a private Christian university located in Oklahoma City, USA. The following is a detailed introduction to the school:

History:

The school was originally founded in 1953 in Houston Heights, Texas, as South Texas Bible Institute.

In 1955, the school's curriculum was expanded to a four-year college program and changed its name to Gulf Coast Bible College.

In 1985, the school moved to Oklahoma City and changed its name to Mid-America Bible College.

In 2003, it was finally named Mid-America Christian University.

Academic Programs:

Broad-ranging disciplines: More than 60 courses of study are offered through its twelve academic colleges. Professional fields cover a variety of disciplines such as biblical studies, business, education, psychology, media, music, nursing, etc., providing students with a variety of academic options.

Degree level: Provides associate, bachelor, master and other degrees to meet the learning needs and career development goals of different students.

Campus facilities:

Campus size: The school covers an area of ​​65 acres (about 26 hectares).

Library: It has a rich collection of books and electronic resources to support students' learning and research.

Sports facilities: With complete sports facilities, the school's sports teams are competitive in the National Association of Collegiate Athletic Associations (NAIA) and the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA).

Religious characteristics:

As a Christian university, the school trains students from a Wesleyan perspective and integrates Christian beliefs and values ​​into all aspects of education and teaching. The school's mission is to solve local and global problems for the glory of God through Jesus Christ and benefit society.

The school regularly holds worship services, religious lectures and other activities to help students grow in their faith and cultivate their moral qualities and social responsibility.

Student support and services:

Personalized attention: The school focuses on personalized attention to students. Whether studying on campus or online, teachers and staff are actively involved in helping students build and maintain a community of mutual respect and active participation.

Military Support: The school has a good support policy for military personnel and is a military-friendly university. Active military personnel can receive up to 100% tuition assistance for undergraduate studies, and the school is a participant in the U.S. Post-9/11 GI Bill Yellow Ribbon Program, helping to pay for out-of-state, private or graduate school tuition that is beyond the coverage of the Post-9/11 GI Bill.