Institutional Information

Covenant School of Ministry is an educational ministry of Covenant Church in Carrollton, Texas, providing non-degree religious education for biblical and theological formation, spiritual development, leadership preparation, and faithful service in the Church and the Kingdom.

Non-Degree Religious Education • An Educational Ministry of Covenant Church

Institutional Status & Accreditation

Covenant School of Ministry provides non-degree religious education as an educational ministry of Covenant Church. CSOM is not accredited by a regional, national, or programmatic accrediting agency and does not award college degrees or accredited college credit.

Certificates issued by Covenant School of Ministry are internal religious educational credentials that recognize completion of the school’s prescribed program of formation and study.

Transfer of Units & Coursework

Acceptance or transfer of CSOM units, coursework, certificates, or educational experience is determined solely by the receiving institution. Covenant School of Ministry does not guarantee that its units, coursework, certificates, or other educational experiences will be accepted for transfer, advanced standing, or academic credit by another school, college, university, seminary, or educational institution.

Federal Financial Aid

Covenant School of Ministry does not participate in federal Title IV student financial aid programs. Federal student grants and loans are therefore not available through CSOM. Students are responsible for meeting their program-fee obligations according to the school’s published policies and payment arrangements.

Documents & Policies

The following documents provide important information regarding Covenant School of Ministry’s academic program, calendar, student expectations, institutional policies, and enrollment practices.

Additional student and institutional policies will be published as they are finalized. Documents are periodically revised. The version posted on this page represents the current published version of each document.