Pillsbury College & Seminary is proud
to be recognized by and/or associated with
the following professional educational organizations.
- As a Christian school, Pillsbury College &
Seminary was granted "exemption" by the Missouri
Coordinating Board for Higher Education on August 19, 1992.
- Granted "Accredited" status in January of 2003 by the
Accrediting Commission International for Schools, Colleges, and Theological
Seminaries. ACI is an independent non-profit association chartered
as an accrediting agency for small Bible colleges and specialized Christian
schools, institutes, and seminaries. The organization has a current membership
of over 300 schools in 39 states and the District of Columbia.
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Because of the Board of Director's convictions in support of religious
freedom, Christian liberty, and the separation of church and state, the
Accrediting Commission International has elected not to apply for affiliation
with any regional or federal government agency. ACI, therefore, is not
officially recognized by the United States Department of Education.
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Biblical Counseling tracks developed by the American
Association of Christian Counselors, which issues Certificates of
Completion to students who successfully complete each course of study. (AACC
has 50,000 members worldwide.)
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Christian Counseling Psychology tracks developed by the
National Christian Counselors Association, which offers licensure
and board certification to graduates fulfilling the additional NCCA
requirements. (Established in 1981, NCCA has licensed more than 1,700 clinical
Christian pastoral counselors in the United States, and more than 4,000
world-wide.)
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Officially recognized in 2003 as an authorized
Certified Academic Institution (CAI) by the National Christian
Counselors Association.
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Member: Academic Council for Educational
Accountability. More than 60 schools training persons for Christian
ministry and leadership are members of ACEA, founded in 1998 by Dr. C. Peter
Wagner.
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Charter Member: Association of Independent Christian
Colleges and Seminaries, an international organization providing
guidance and assistance to over 80 new and developing schools.
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