Leadership College Faq | Christ Fellowship Church
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Can I have a full time job and still attend Leadership College?
Yes, many participants in Leadership College have full-time jobs. Classes are held on Monday evenings, from 6:30PM to 9:30PM. There is a kickoff retreat (not overnight) in late August and there are two Saturday workshops over the course of the program. The program also includes a two-day kickoff retreat at the beginning, held on a Friday and Saturday. You will receive the retreat dates well in advance to assist with your planning.


Do I have to be called into full-time vocational ministry to participate in Leadership College?
No. Leadership College is designed to help you become the leader God has called you to be, both in ministry and in the marketplace. This program will help you increase your influence in the workplace and in our church.


How often will new classes begin?
Our semester based approach allows us to launch new cadres each August (Fall) and each January (Spring). This also allows us to recruit and onboard new students throughout the year.


How much is tuition for Leadership College?
There is a $25 application fee. The tuition for the 10-month program is $2,500 per student, which includes a $500 deposit upon acceptance. The remaining balance can be paid over a monthly payment plan. If a student pays in full, there is a $200 discount. There are partial scholarships available that can be applied for.


Are there any additional expenses?
There are not any required additional expenses. The tuition includes all of your books and required resources. We also have snacks, water, and coffee available each night of class and provide occasional meals throughout the experience.


What is the weekly time commitment?
The weekly time commitment is three hours of class time each Monday from 6:30-9:30PM. Students will spend an average of 3-4 additional hours per week beyond class time on reading and assignments.


How do I know if I am eligible to apply?
The following are prerequisites to begin the admissions process for Leadership College:

  • Completion of the Journey Class
  • Actively serving (or working) on a team at Christ Fellowship
  • Exhibit core spiritual competencies reflected in our Core Values and Core Beliefs
  • A recommendation from your Campus Pastor or Ministry leader


When can I apply?
The application window for fall enrollment (August) opens on February 1 and the application window for Spring (January) opens on June 1. Applications are actively reviewed and responses on acceptance can be expected in a 3-4 week timeframe.


When will I hear from someone after submitting the “Application”?
During the active application review season, applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis. If we need any additional information from you or if anything requires extra conversation, we will reach out to you. If you have any questions while your application is being reviewed, please email us at cflc@christfellowship.church.


When and where do I complete “The Interview”?
Once we have reviewed your application, we will send you a link to complete a video interview. The interview consists of three questions, each of which you will have one minute to answer. We will review your responses, and if we have any follow-up questions, we will reach out to you.


Can you explain the purpose and process for cadres?
One of the definitions of the word “cadre” is “a small, unified group with a shared purpose.” Cadres are known primarily for two things: 1) their high level of skill and 2) their loyalty to one another. As a student in LC, you will be assigned to a cadre and will journey together through the ten months as a group, being led by a Christ Fellowship Cadre Leader. Because your fit in the cadre is such an integral part of your overall CFLC Experience, we want to make sure you are set up for success and find the best fit and timing for you and the other members of your cadre. Typically, cadres will be formed around shared experiences; however, we also strive to bring variety, diversity, and balance to the cadres.