New Students

If you are interested in attending Calvary Chapel Bible College , you must submit an application that includes three personal references along with a non-refundable application fee of $25. The application may be obtained through downloading it from our web-site, or by writing or calling:

Calvary Chapel Bible College ,
1100 Caprice Drive
Castle Rock, CO 80109

ccbc@calvarychapelcastlerock.com
Tel: 303.663.2514

Download Application Packet

Download Reference Forms

 

The Admissions decision is made by our Admissions Review Board on the basis of the following:

Spiritual Maturity

Information contained in the application is thoroughly evaluated. This includes the student's Personal Life Profile, Spiritual Life Profile, and Statement of Faith.

Personal References

References from three sources, one of whom must be a pastor. We also ask that they be from people who have known the applicant for at least one year, and are not related by blood or marriage.

Academic Preparedness

Evidence of completion of high school or a G.E.D. Program. If the student does not provide this information before admission, he or she will be automatically enrolled in the Certificate of Completion Program, which cannot later be upgraded to a Degree Program. (The Certificate of Completion Program is intended for the non-high school graduate.)

Home Schooled Students

Home-schooled students who wish to pursue a degree will need to provide an official record of completion from their home school association.

Once all of the application material has been received by the college, the student is usually notified of a decision within a few weeks. Please submit your application one month prior to the semester start.

Registration

Students are to register in person during the scheduled registration days. Students will receive credit through the Office of the Registrar.

Withdrawal

Official Withdrawal from enrollment to the college is made by submitting a completed Withdrawal Form to the Registrar's Office. Students may officially withdraw until the end of the fifth week of the semester. Students who drop from enrollment at any time during the semester but do not submit a Withdrawal Form or withdraw from enrollment during the sixth through the 16th week of the semester, are considered Unofficially Withdrawn.

Unofficially withdrawn students will receive grades of 'UW' or 'F' for their courses. Students departing the College for longer than one year will be required to follow the current catalog at the time of their readmission. Students may petition for an exception.

Student's Records

Enrollees are advised that CCBC maintains school and student records for no longer than five years beyond the student's final term of enrollment, with the exception of transcripts and academic records.