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The diploma is important, but so is the education behind it. The JBU Advance Program provides a quality reputation and personal attention. Create lifelong relationships with teachers and students in classes that nurture your spirit along with your mind. Integrate your Christian values every step of the journey toward your Bachelor's in Organizational Management or Bachelor's in Early Childhood Education.

Names matter. You want a recognizable and respected university name on your diploma. But you also want to get your education at an institution where the faculty care enough to learn your name too. At JBU, we give you both.

Our faculty hold degrees from some of the world's best universities. But they don't just teach from theories and textbooks, they teach you how to do the things they're doing in the real world. They're teaching in local schools or working in Fortune 500 companies by day, and bringing their practical knowledge to our students in the classroom at night. Advance Program students take what they learn in class on a Tuesday night back to their jobs Wednesday morning. At some colleges, you're stuck with a single professor for every class, but at JBU, you'll be exposed to a broad range of faculty drawing on many different backgrounds and professional experience.

Our student grouping system (called a cohort) keeps your classes small and provides a support system throughout the program. You go all the way through the program with the same group of students, creating strong bonds to nurture learning and spiritual growth. Many of our cohorts like each other so much that they continue their relationships long after graduation.

"I love being able to experience a Christian atmosphere as I study and prepare for a future in education. JBU graduates are highly respected in the job market."
- Vicki Holloway, Rogers EDC

John Brown University admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin, or sex to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities, generally accorded or made available to students at the university.