Louisiana Christian University Joins Forces with U.S. Air Force for Education Partnership

Louisiana Christian University (LCU) has become the latest General Education Mobile (GEM) partner school with the Community College of the United States Air Force, demonstrating its commitment to flexible education.

LCU’s Online General Education Courses Open Doors for Air Force and Space Force Students

Louisiana Christian University (LCU) has become the latest General Education Mobile (GEM) partner school with the Community College of the United States Air Force, demonstrating its commitment to flexible education. This agreement lets Air Force and Space Force personnel attend LCU’s general education courses, a crucial step toward a CCAF associate degree in applied science.

LCU President Dr. Rick Brewer was pleased to extend the university’s longstanding legacy of relational, relevant, and faith-based education to CCAF students, reinforcing their commitment to serving God and Country via transformative academic relationships.

LCU’s cooperation with the U.S. Air Force and Space Force reinforces its 1906 founding ideals of providing faith-based, high-quality education to military personnel. This new academic program shows LCU’s commitment to educational excellence by training graduates and changing lives. Air Force and Space Force applicants will have waived application fees, and active duty federal tuition assistance will be accepted, making school more affordable.

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Military personnel stationed worldwide can take GEM courses online year-round, giving them flexibility and adaptability. LCU’s website makes it easy for potential Air Force and Space Force students to choose GEM courses for their associate of applied science degrees.

This dynamic collaboration enhances military education and showcases LCU’s longstanding partnership with the U.S. Air Force and Space Force.

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