1. TUITION, REGISTRATION, TEXTBOOKS

a. All students pay a one-time non-refundable, $20.00 application fee.

b. All students, both part-time and full-time, pay a non-refundable program registration fee of $30.00 each quarter.

c. As of August 1, 2008, tuition is $90.00 per credit hour. Full time program tuition cost is $1440 per quarter (12 weeks) or $4320 per school year (3 quarters). Tuition may be paid in advance or in monthly payments of $480.00.

d. A part-time student's tuition fee is $90.00 per unit. A 2-unit class costs $180, a 3-unit class costs $270, and a 4 unit class costs $360. Tuition may be paid in advance or equal monthly payments.

TOTAL PROGRAM COST

1. Total cost of the 1 year full-time program, "Diploma/Degree in Bible", is $5180. This includes: Application fee: $20, Registration: $90 ($30 per quarter x 3), Books: $750 (estimated @ $250 per quarter x 3), Tuition: $4320 (16 units @ $90/unit = $1440 x 3).

2. Total cost of the 2 year full-time program, "Diploma/Degree in Bible and Ministry", is $10340. This includes: Application fee: $20, Registration: $180 ($30 per quarter x 6), Books: $1500 (estimated @ $250 per quarter x 6), tuition: $8640 (16 units @ $90/unit = $1440 x 6).

3. Total cost of the program: "Certificate in Christian Counseling" is $2930. This includes: Application fee: $20, Registration: $180 ($30 per quarter x 6), Books: $390 (estimated @ $30 per class x 13), Tuition: $2340 (26 units @ $90/unit).

This includes: Application Fee: $20, Registration: $180 ($30 per quarter x 6), Books: $390.00 (estimated @ $30 per class x 13), Tuition: $1,950.00 (26 units @ $75/unit).

4. Total cost for the degree programs is the above amounts, (1 yr. program for the A.A. in Bible, 2 yr. program for the A.A. in Bible and Ministry, and 2 yr. program for the Bachelor of Arts Degree in Bible and Ministry), plus the costs incurred for either one or two years of full-time study at the institution where the student completes General Education and Elective requirements.

2. REFUND POLICY

a. Refunds before classes begin. This policy constitutes part of the agreement or contract between the student and the school. Upon written application for cancellation of an enrollment agreement delivered to the school either in person or by certified mail prior to and including the first day of class, the student shall be refunded all monies, 100% of what was paid except the non-refundable application and registration fees. Refunds shall be paid within 30 days following the date upon which the student’s withdrawal has been determined.

b. Refunds after class begins. The school will refund the unused portion of tuition, fees, and other charges in the event a veteran or other eligible person fails to enter the course or withdraws or discontinues at any time prior to the completion. The school provides that the amount charged to the veteran or eligible person for tuition, fees, and other charges for a portion of the course does not exceed the approximate pro rata portion of the total charges for that course. The student has the right to cancel an agreement and obtain all refundable charges by notifying the registrar in writing. Further specific details can be found in the enrollment agreement.

c. STUDENT RIGHTS.

1) The “Student Tuition Recovery Fund” (STRF) was established by the legislature to protect any California resident who attends a private postsecondary institution from losing money if a student prepaid tuition and suffered financial loss as the result of a school closing, not honoring the enrollment agreement or refusing to pay a court judgment.

2) To be eligible, you must be a California resident and reside in California at the time the enrollment agreement is signed. Students who are temporarily residing in California for the sole purpose of pursuing an education, specifically those who hold student visas, are not considered California residents.

3) To qualify for STRF reimbursement, you must file a STRF application within one year of receiving notice from the Bureau (BPPVE) that the school is closed. If you do not receive such notice, you have 4 years from the date of closure to file a STRF application. If a judgment is obtained, you must file within 2 years of the final judgment.

4) It is important that you keep copies of the enrollment agreement, financial aid papers, and receipts or any other information that document monies paid to the school. Questions regarding the STRF may be directed to the Bureau for Private Postsecondary and Vocational Education, 400 R Street, Suite 5000, Sacramento, CA 95814-6200, (916) 445-3427.

d. Student Complaint Procedure. Students seeking to resolve problems or complaints may contact the instructor, the accounting department, or the administration orally or in writing. The person receiving the complaint shall notify the Vice-President in a timely manner. Investigation, response, and resolution will be attempted as soon as possible. Written complaints shall be responded to in writing within (10) working days of the receipt of the complaint. Reasons will be given to the student if the complaint is rejected. None of the student’s rights or remedies shall be limited or waived by participation in the complaint procedure. Unresolved complaints may be directed to the Bureau for Private Postsecondary and Vocational Education, 400 R Street, Suite 5000, Sacramento, CA, 95814-6200, (916) 445-3427.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

1. Capital Christian Center administers modest scholarship programs for members who qualify. Applications are available in the CBC office. Filing deadline for Fall Quarter tuition assistance is in May. Other private scholarships from churches, organizations, and individuals are accepted as well. Consult your Pastor or Church office.

2. EMERGENCY SCHOLARSHIP FUND

There is a modest scholarship emergency fund ($500 to $1,000) to assist students with tuition deficits that threaten their continuation in the program. These funds are applied to past due accounts if the student:

a. has been in the program for at least one full quarter

b. has demonstrated fiscal responsibility in the past,

c. has maintained at least a “C” average,

d. has a fiscal emergency that is of a temporary nature and is beyond his or her immediate control,

e. has demonstrated a strong desire to remain in the program and to meet the educational and vocational objectives.

3. FULL-TIME STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM

Qualifying full-time students may apply for full tuition loan assistance during the two year period of study. After that time they may begin repaying the loan in monthly installments. There is a processing fee that may be waived or reduced for early payment. (See Loan Program Brochure for details)

4. DAVID SHARP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND Qualifying students who are members of Capital Christian Center, participate in youth ministries, and are studying for the ministry, may apply for modest scholarships through the Sharp scholarship fund. Awards are made annually and may be received more than once upon re-application by the student. Applications and information are available at the CBC office or CCC youth department.

5. Some students may be approved for funding through vocational rehabilitation programs. Each student is advised to consult their rehabilitation counselor or insurance carrier regarding eligibility.

6. CBC is approved for the education of veterans under the new G.I. Bill.

EMPLOYMENT

The Sacramento area offers many different employment opportunities. Fast food service, office, secretarial, construction, janitorial, sales, etc., are just a few opportunities open to students. The class meetings and study schedule allow for part or full-time employment.