| CCU Stats |
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15,770 CCU alumni from all colleges |
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2,610 adult and graduate students |
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1914 year Denver Bible Institute was founded, CCU’s heritage institution |
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372 outstanding faculty |
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259 members inducted into Sigma Nu, CCU’s honor society for adult undergraduate students |
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177 public use computers |
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20 degree-granting programs in College of Adult and Graduate Studies |
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3.77 average GPA of our graduates |
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The above statistics are based on 2010-11 student enrollment in the College of Adult and Graduate Studies, unless otherwise specified. |
Special Information for Admitted Students
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Submit the FAFSA. You must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in order to be considered for any type of financial aid, including education loans and grants. |
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Make payment arrangements. Payment or payment arrangements for all tuition and fees are due in full the first day of the semester. |
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Submit all official transcripts. Submit all official transcripts from colleges attended so CCU can complete a course transfer evaluation. |
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Attend new student orientation online. See below for access information. |
Welcome to CCU's College of Adult and Graduate Studies
Congratulations on your admittance to Colorado Christian University's College of Adult and Graduate Studies! We look forward to helping you achieve your educational goals. We know that as a new student, returning to school can be overwhelming. To ensure your success and readiness for your first class, we have outlined the following action items to help you get started.
1. Set up your Digital Services Account
Your first step is to apply for a CCU Digital Services Account (DSA). (You will need your student identification number to sign up for an account. You can find your ID number in your acceptance letter or you can call your enrollment counselor.) Once your DSA application has been approved, you will be able to access WebAdvisor for course registration, financial aid information, and bill payment; you will also have access to CCU wireless and network computers.
Review and update your Personal and Emergency Information to ensure that your information is accurate. Once you complete this process you will be able to register for classes.
2. Register for Classes
The first time you register for classes at CCU, go to WebAdvisor to search for and register for classes. WebAdvisor will provide information on what courses CCU is offering, the professor teaching the course, and when and where the course will take place. Please consult the video tutorial for first time registrants for assistance with this process, or see the User's Guide.
3. Attend New Student Orientation
To ensure your success, be sure to complete the online new student orientation prior to your first class. Here is where you will learn how to buy your books, pay your bills, access your course assignments, sign up for your student ID card, and locate your advisor. After completing your orientation, you will have the correct tools to excel in your program and ultimately in the world, as you influence those in your family, work place, and community.
To access through your CCU Digital Services Account (DSA):
- Log into eCollege (DSA required)
- Click on My Courses
- Click on NSO101 CAGS New Student Orientation (listed under Special Courses)
Don’t have your DSA? Access the online New Student Orientation through our demo course. Log in with your name, phone, and e-mail, and you’ll have access to everything you need to succeed as a CCU student.
