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1. A copy of a high school diploma, or its equivalent, for entrance into the undergraduate program. 2. A copy of a Bachelor’s degree for entrance into the Master’s program. 3. Original and sealed official transcripts from all previous learning institutes must be sent directly to CCC for consideration of transferability. (Transcripts do not have to be in personal file to enter into the program. However, no classes can be transferred until transcripts are received.) 4. Admission to CCC is subject to approval by the administrative staff, whose decision is final.
1. Complete Application for Admission. Click Here to fill out an On-Line Admissions Application. 2. Include with Application copies of degrees, awards, certificates, etc. 3. If presently available, include all transcripts from previous learning institutions. 4. Complete the Life Experience form with required verifications. Enrollment Procedures and Textbooks Registration forms are available six weeks prior to the start of a new semester. Students are to complete the registration form and submit it to the Academic Dean prior to the commencement of a new semester. A letter of confirmation will be sent to the student. Tuition is due on the first night of classes. The bookstore will be open on the first night of classes for students to purchase textbooks. Students may purchase their textbooks on their own.
Undergraduate Tuition $50 per credit hour
In a sense, all students receive scholarships because the tuition cost has been placed at a minimum so that all can afford to attend. However, special discounts are given upon discretion of the administration. The following are granted special scholarships: Full-time pastors 20% off tuition These categories are not accumulative. The student is to select one category of scholarship from which to benefit.
Registration fee is non-refundable. Tuition refunds to students withdrawing before the end of the third week of the semester will be made as follows: Prior to first class 100 percent No refund after the third week or 21st day.
Students who desire to pursue their degree full time in order to earn their Bachelor Degree in approximately three years will need to take two weekly classes and one Saturday seminar each semester. This will earn them 36 credit hours each year. Students may accelerate their program and take three weekly classes and one Saturday seminar each semester or two weekly classes and two Saturday seminars each semester. Students may not register for more than four courses a semester unless approved by the administration. Students may pursue their degree part time by taking as few classes each semester as desired. There is no time limit on obtaining a degree (except in the doctoral program). Graduate students who desire to pursue a Master’s degree full time will need to take two courses each semester (any combination of weekly classes and Saturday seminars). Graduate students may take three courses each semester. They may not register for more than three courses each semester. Any request for modification to the above policies must be approved by the administration.
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