The academic year is divided into three semesters, sixteen weeks each. An undergraduate student must carry at least twelve (12) credit hours to be classified as a full-time student. The maximum number a student [...]

Cornerstone College & Seminary is committed to providing students with clear academic pathways and expanded opportunities for theological and ministry training. As part of this commitment, Cornerstone has entered into formal articulation [...]

Students are responsible for payment or making payment arrangements with the Dean of Students by the first day of classes. Any amount owed to the college including, but not limited to, tuition and fees [...]

Cornerstone College & Seminary is a nonprofit ministry offering Christian Bible education to adults (18 years of age and over). We are coed, multicultural, evangelical and non-denominational, and admit students of any race, sex, [...]

There are specific requirements in order to be eligible to graduate from a CCS program.
1. The student must adhere to the required level of academic achievement for their degree program.
2. [...]

Students who are unable to complete coursework by the last day of class due to unavoidable circumstances such as personal illness/injury or family emergencies may request an extension of two weeks from the course [...]

Computer Use:
The CCS library has one desktop computer, one printer, and four Chrome books for student, faculty, and staff use. These resources are available for searching the internet, completing writing and research [...]

Student records, grades, and transcripts are kept indefinitely.

Students and alumni may request their records by calling the campus at 540-898-5077 or emailing info@cornerstonecollege.org.

Class attendance and participation are important.
An on-campus student may not miss more than two classes per sixteen-week semester in an on-campus course. Online student attendance is recorded by submission of weekly assignments [...]