Standard classroom equipment is utilized. This may include white/chalkboard, computer/projector/speakers, audio-visual presentations, video support, camera, network access (Wireless), and power outlets facilitating laptop usage.

Standard equipment is utilized for delivering online instruction. The student requires a computer, an internet connection, basic office software installed and some computer peripherals.

The faculty visualize the ALU graduate as an individual equipped with the broadest range of capabilities to maximize U.S. competitiveness, effectively meeting the challenges of an ever changing environment.

The BCL program integrates principles of management and leadership to help students biblically manage the financial aspects of ministries or other non-profits. Courses provide students with a strong understanding of biblically based leadership principles and strategies, while emphasizing skills such as organizational management and human development.

The MCL program is an advanced degree that confronts the critical areas of leadership, team effectiveness, power and relationships, strategic planning, influencing without authority, and communication. It empowers participants with the latest techniques to navigate these complex management issues.

The DCL program is a terminal practical degree. It is designed to further the development of leaders already serving in organizations such as higher education institutions, mission agencies, congregations, para-church agencies, and relief and development agencies.