entrance into school Guidance and Admission Requirements
Admission to all degree programs is open to all ages and applicants who meet the admission requirements. Applicants are not discriminated against on the basis of gender, race, nationality, or disability.
Transfer credits
If approved by the relevant department professor, graduate school credits from other universities (up to 13 credits) may be applied toward a master's degree. The "limited period" provision applies to transfer credits. When such courses are recognized by a university offering the master's degree, the extended university courses (up to 13 credits) may be satisfactorily used as prerequisites or required courses for the degree. Transfer credits are limited to 13 credits.
Notice on transfer of credits earned at our school
Transferring credits from California Creative University is entirely at the discretion of the school to which you are transferring. Whether or not your coursework (degree, diploma, or certificate) is recognized is also entirely at the discretion of the school to which you are transferring. If the school you are transferring to does not accept your credits or degree from California Creative University, you may need to retake some or all of your courses at that school. For this reason, it is important to clearly define your educational goals before attending this school. If you plan to transfer your credits or degree (diploma or certificate), this includes contacting the school you are transferring to after deciding to enroll at California Creative University.
Admission requirements for all undergraduate degree programs (Bachelor of Theology & Bachelor of Social Work)
To be eligible for admission, you must submit the following to the Office of Admissions and Registrar:
1. A personal application form with a photo attached. The application must be submitted along with the non-refundable application fee of $$100.
2. Official high school transcript. Applicants must have their high school transcripts mailed directly to the Admissions Office.
3. Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office from each high school the applicant attended.
4. Personal recommendation. This must be sent by the applicant's pastor or a pastoral staff member who knows the applicant personally.
5. Interview All applicants must attend an interview with an admissions officer prior to submitting their application.
