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Indian Hills Community College is a two-year public institution that offers a variety of educational programs and learning opportunities for students. The college enrolls more than 4000 students and is located in Ottumwa, Iowa. It provides various associate, bachelor and masters degree programs categorized in three distinct areas, including advanced technologies, arts and sciences, and health occupations. Its list of programs include accounting, automotive technology, aviation technology, biology, business, chemistry, criminal justice, diesel power systems technology, education, English literature, entrepreneurship, health care programs, mass media and journalism, paramedical programs, practical nursing, psychology, surgical technology, theater and viticulture courses. The college additionally offers financial aid and scholarship services to its students. It also specializes in disability services, and peer and professional tutoring. Indian Hills Community College has an athletic department that provides various sports, such as basketball, baseball, cheer squad, golf, softball and volleyball.

Founded in 1957, Central Christian College of the Bible provides religious and academic education programs and is located in Moberly, Mo. It offers bachelor degrees in the areas of Christian counseling, music ministry, Christian education, biblical research, general ministry, youth and family ministry and cross-cultural ministry. The college also offers courses in administration of justice, business information systems, general business, management, marketing, accounting, recreation management and human services. In addition, it conducts classes in instrumental performance, liberal studies, mathematics, nursing, organizational management and sociology. The college organizes a range of sporting activities that include basketball, soccer and volleyball. Central Christian College of the Bible is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of the Association for Biblical Higher Education.

Located in Canton, Mo., Culver-Stockton College was established in 1853 by members of the Christian Church. The college has five divisions that offer more than 25 academic programs and a variety of preprofessional programs. Its programs include accounting, business administration, computer information systems, finance, physical education, recreation management, theater, sociology and nursing. The college offers various athletic programs, such as soccer, softball, volleyball, golf, baseball, spirit squad and football. Its library is fully automated and is accessible to students on campus network, providing electronic and bibliographic databases, and print and nonprint resources for research and recreation. It also offers online programs for working adults. Culver-Stockton College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. The college is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and the State Department of Education of Missouri.