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Admission Requirements


New students can enter the program at any time. Courses are offered in traditional fall, spring, and summer sessions. To qualify for consideration, one must
Apply online. (NOTE: Only College Graduates Applying for Masters Program)
Submit a non-refundable $50 application fee.
Request college transcripts to be forwarded to the Graduate Admissions Office.
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Submit GRE scores to the College.
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Present an acceptable essay and pastoral/ professional recommendations.
Request letter(s) from school(s) to document at least one year of educational experience.
In order to be considered for admission to a specific academic term, all admission documentation must be received by the CCC Graduate School Admissions Office no later than one week prior to the start of classes.

Transfer Students


Transfer students may transfer up to 6 graduate credit hours into their program at Clearwater Christian College. All transfer courses must have at least a grade of B and are subject to approval by the Registrar.


International Student Admission


International students are encouraged to consider our program in Educational Leadership.
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Dual Enrollment


Undergraduate students enrolled in Clearwater Christian College may enroll in master's level courses in a semester in which they have nine or fewer undergraduate hours remaining. Students may earn a maximum of six hours under this enrollment status.


Non-Degree Students


Students desiring to take graduate-level coursework for enrichment or to meet teacher certification requirements may do so under the non-degree student enrollment status provided they are college graduates. The courses may be taken for credit or for audit (no credit awarded). All other academic requirements are waived. The maximum number of courses one can take as a non-degree seeking student is (2) two.


Re-admission


Once accepted into the Master of Education program, it is expected that the students will maintain continuous enrollment until the completion of their program requirements. Students who fail to matriculate within one year of the intended initial term of enrollment, whose enrollment was interrupted for a period of one year or more, who do not complete program requirements within six years of commencement, or who were released from the program for any reason are required to reapply.


After having obtained my undergraduate degree from CCC, it made perfect sense to get my graduate degree from them as well. I knew I could expect the same traits I appreciated during my undergraduate years: a practical education from quality professors with an emphasis on the Christian perspective.