We have abbreviated our requirements for graduate and postgraduate degrees in an effort to hold the tuition to a minimum and allow busy ministers and working students every opportunity for higher Spirit-filled, prophetic, Christian education. It is the desire CMM College of Theology to mix the Word with the Spirit out of a deep well of the rich prophetic heritage that CMM offers. Each year is a complete package for the degree.

Curriculum and Reference Material

The CMM College of Theology seeks to offer the highest quality curriculum and reference materials. Resources are subject to change at the discretion of our faculty leaders. Not all subjects are taught every year

Statement Standards-Code of Conduct

All students are required to give a testimony of having accepted Jesus Christ as their personal Savior and Lord. Each student is expected to conduct himself/herself in a manner that will, at no time, bring reproach upon our Savior or CMM.

Definition of Credit Hour

CMM meets the necessary standard requirement regarding the number of classroom hours or the equivalent per earned credit hour. We maintain 15 classroom hours to equal one semester hour through reverse classroom experience. Students will work outside of class and then attend online discussions.

Requirements for Admission

• Students must be 18 years of age or older and profess Christ as Lord. To consider your application for admission, the following is to be understood and submitted
• Students must have a high school diploma or equivalent.
• All materials must be in English. • Submit your official application for admission online at https://CMMtheology.org
• You must be proficient in the English language and have a minimum TOEFL score of 70 on the internet-based test, or 523 on the paper-based test.

Honorary Degrees

Honorary degrees are only awarded by CMM College of Theology through rare and exceptional service and work in the Kingdom of God. The body of work and life of the person are considered in such matters. This being said, is a consideration of the current and past work and writings, not future life choices or changes that may occur. Potential students may submit requests to the President or Dean. However, the President reserves the right to accept or deny the request. We have refused far more than we have approved. CMM College of Theology is not generous with this particular degree as only a few have earned it. The majority of our 11 doctoral degrees are students that complete the full program. This is a very honorable degree and should be treated as such.

Transferred Credits

CMM College of Theology reserves the right to allow credits earned at other institutions for similar courses taken at that institution. If credit is awarded, the candidate will be assessed $2.00 per credit hour. These hours may not exceed 60% of the required hours for graduation from CMM College of Theology.

Graduation

To graduate, students will have completed the academic, attendance, and financial requirements for the year with excellence and godly character. Those who complete the first year with high distinction will be granted automatic admission into the next year. High distinction: Completes all assignments with a 3.5 or higher; Paid tuition in full within the due dates; attends 90% of class and upholds the values of CMM.

Grading Criteria

CMM assigns credits to each course. The core subjects are graded on an 8-point grading system. A grade of 70% is considered the minimum passing grade. Other CMM assessments and requirements will be given a pass/no-pass grade. All grades will contribute to an overall GPA.

Below C ………………………………………….Incomplete
C = 2.18 – 3.19 …………………………………Average
B = 3.2 – 3. 59…………………………………..Excellent
A = 3.6 – 4.0 ……………………………………Superior

Submission of Assessment

Completed assessments are to be submitted on the due date via the “Classroom” interface.

Due Dates

Each assessment has a Due Date. These are spread over the academic year to allow for a manageable course load. Completed assessments must be submitted by the due dates. Late submissions will lose a grade of 10% for each day the assessment is late. Students must gain competency in all failed assessments and subjects to be granted eligibility for graduation. The ability to resubmit a failed assessment or repeat a failed subject will be at the discretion of the instructor.

Extensions

A student may apply for an extension to the submission date of an assessment. The request for an extension must be submitted to the instructor no less than two days before the due date and must demonstrate exceptional circumstances (for example, significant trauma, extended sickness, death in the family, NOT poor time management, computer malfunction, and the like). Approval is based on the discretion of the instructor.

Application Fees and Tuition

A non-refundable application fee of $60 must accompany all applications. Upon approval of the application, 20% is due at REGISTRATION. The remaining balance of tuition and other applicable fees MUST be paid in full by April 15th of each school year. A 10% discount on the annual tuition is applicable if all fees are paid in advance and no later than Oct 1.

Refund Policy

Students may withdraw from a program within 72 hours of signing enrollment forms and payment of tuition and receive a 100% refund minus a $100.00 administrative fee. After 72 hours and until the fourteenth (14th) day after classes begin one will receive a refund of 80% of the tuition payments made provided the student attended at least two class sessions. A student may withdraw from a program from the fifteenth (15th) day through the thirtieth (30th) day after classes begin and receive a refund of 50% of the tuition payments made minus a $100.00 administrative fee, provided the student attended at least three class sessions. After the thirtieth (30th) day following the commencement of classes, tuition will not be refunded. Students must notify CMM College of Theology in writing of the intention to withdraw within the above stipulated time. For students who begin classes for the first-time, a pro-rata calculation based on the number of weeks in the program and the number of weeks the student was enrolled until their date of withdrawal. For those students who withdraw after completion of 60% of the program there is no refund required.