Admissions
What type of special needs and disabilities services does CIU offer?
Under the ADA requirements, disability accommodations are provided on an individualized basis and can include test adjustments, printed media reformatted to audio, course substitution, readers, tutors, note-takers, study groups, proctored testing etc. CLEP testing and proctoring missed and distance course exams are additional services provided through Academic Services.
Does CIU offer other student services besides educational?
CIU is equipped with a team of chaplains for individuals as well as married students. They are an essential resource. CIU also offers a masters in counseling which affords the institution opportunities for professional counseling.
CIU has a team that offers help with resume construction, interviewing, career assessments and job application activities. We also offer a job board that allows students to post resumes online and be informed of job opportunities.
How do your course requirements prepare your students for a real life environment?
Each vocational course taught at CIU is taught from a biblical world view. This means that though the student may be learning communications, teaching, or business principles, they are also learning how to apply ethical, moral, and biblical skills to other parts of their life.
How conservative would you consider your school? Why?
In the area of theological, Christ-like essentials CIU holds a fairly conservative view. CIU built its foundation on biblical principles and strives to be an institution that focuses on the character and heart of the student. All other attributes of the students should reflect that desire.
What happens if I withdraw during the semester?
Students who withdraw after the semester has begun are subject to CIU's published Student Withdrawal Policy.
When is my bill due each semester?
Bills are due by the first day of class.
What if I have financial aid questions?
To find information about financial aid or to contact a Financial Aid Counselor, visit the Financial Aid section of our website.
What percentage of students are employed 6 months after graduation? What are some of the jobs they have obtained?
Sixty-four (64) percent of graduates were employed within 3 months of graduation. Most of our graduates pursue a full-time career in the ministry (64%). Other fields include business (48%), education (20%), and non-profit (9%).
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