FAQ's

Will I be able to work a part-time job if I need to support myself?

• Celebration Church is a vibrant, fast-paced environment that requires the Intern to be on call and ready at a moments notice. It is recommended that you make preparations prior to starting the program to allow yourself to not work while in the program. • However, we understand that this is not a reality for all students. You will have free times during the week in order for you to complete homework, build on your personal relationship with God and rest. If you must work to support yourself while you are in the program you may use parts of those times to do so. If you will need to work during the program please contact us so that we can talk about your options as soon as possible.

Is all of tuition due up front?

• There are currently two payment options: Pay the total amount up front or pay it in two installments at the beginning of each semester. We have found that when students can save and raise the entire amount of tuition they are better positioned to focus 100% on all that God would teach them through the program. We understand that these are financially difficult times and have included an option to make two payments. It is important to note that a student will not be allowed to attend CLC until they have satisfied their payments according to either plan chosen.

What is the CLC policy on dating?

• We have a no-dating policy for all incoming 1st years and 2nd years may date only after going through the proper approval process. In order for you to get everything you can out of the program you will need to have as few distractions as possible. This is a very demanding, accelerated program designed to get you closer to God than ever before. We have found that those students who have tried to balance their involvement in the program and a dating relationship have had to compromise one of the two relationships. Exceptions have been made on a limited basis for those who are in very serious long term relationships only after going through the proper approval process prior to being accepted into the program.

•  Currently CLC does not have housing options.

• CLC is accredited through Logos Educators Network, for information of transferring of credits please contact LEN at 904.329.1723.

• Fundraising is often times a necessary part of a life in the ministry. We encourage students to be creative in the ways they raise funds. We have seen students have great success with plans as simple as passing out flyers and as complex as putting together a concert.

• Classes occur in and out of actual classrooms. For some of your classes you will be in a formal classroom for lecture based sessions and for others you may be deep in the middle of the woods in some far off place. Our course subjects range from traditional Bible School classes to personal development workshops to Saturday seminars. We feel that by not keeping you in the same environment all the time you will be more engaged in the learning process.

• We have one domestic missions trip in the fall semester for all students and one international missions trip for 2nd year students in the spring. We try and go to a new place each year. In the past we have gone to such places as the L.A. Dream Center in California and Swazi Land in South Africa.

• Our hope is that potential students will prepare themselves for the program spiritually, mentally, physically and financially prior to admittance. By working hard, saving money and making dramatic lifestyle changes you will be far better prepared to start your adventure with us. We strongly encourage students to save up the total tuition amount before enrolling in the program.

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