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At Global Empowerment School of Ministry, we are dedicated to offering affordable and accessible education while upholding excellence and integrity in ministry training. Below you will find detailed information regarding tuition & program costs, payment options, and enrollment policies. 

📝 Application Fee

$50 Non-Refundable Application Fee

Required for all applicants

Due at time of application submission

🎓 Program Tuition

**Bachelor Program**

Full Tuition: $1,500

Monthly Payment Plan: $107/month

**Master's Program**

Full Tuition: $1,600

Monthly Payment Plan: $114/month

**Doctoral Program**

Full Tuition: $1,800

Monthly Payment Plan: $128/month

**Dual Degree Program (Master’s + Doctorate) **

Full Tuition: $2,000

Monthly Payment Plan: $142/month

Please note that dual degree enrollment is subject to approval and academic eligibility.

💳 Payment Methods

Payments can be submitted through:

CashApp: $gesom903

Zelle: 904-428-2710

Tuition payments are necessary to maintain enrollment and ensure continued course access. Students facing financial hardship are encouraged to communicate with administration.

📅 Monthly Tuition Policy

Tuition is due on the 5th of each month. Tuition payments are non-refundable once the month has started, and students remain financially responsible unless they officially withdraw.

🚪 Withdrawal Policy

To officially withdraw from a program, students must:

- Submit a written notice to school leadership

- Confirm final date of participation

- Settle any outstanding tuition or material fees

⚠️ Students who withdraw without notice may not be eligible for re-enrollment without review.

❗Course Cancellation Policy

If Global Empowerment School of Ministry cancels a course or program, students will receive a credit or tuition adjustment as appropriate.

At Global Empowerment School of Ministry, we are committed to walking with you every step of your educational and spiritual journey. Our goal is to equip, empower, and prepare you for the calling God has placed on your life.

Open Enrollment

October 1 – December 30 (Annually)

Applications for the Bachelor Program, Master's Program, or Doctoral Program must be submitted and approved during this period to begin the upcoming academic year.

Program Length

All programs operate on a 14-month academic term.

Term Start: January 1

Term End: First week of March (following year)

Graduation

Held annually in April.

The exact date will be announced in advance.

Course Structure

February–March:

Final phase for current students, including:

Thesis work

Final exams

Paper submissions

No online classes during this period.

New Classes Begin in January

Courses are conducted online and are designed to prevent overlap with graduating classes.

Syllabus Updates

Syllabi may vary by program, including the Bachelor Program and Master's Program.

All updates will be:

Provided in advance

Prepared and finalized by the Program Director

Communicated clearly to students before implementation.

📊 Grading Policy

Students are evaluated holistically — academically, spiritually, and professionally, aligning with Student Expectations.

Grading Components

Class participation

Attendance

Assignments

Quizzes or exams

Ministry projects

Final evaluation or project

Assignment Guidelines

All work must be submitted by the deadline.

Late work requires instructor approval.

Plagiarism is strictly prohibited.

Grading Scale

A: 90–100%

B: 80–89%

C: 70–79%

D: 60–69%

F: 59% and below

(Grading criteria may vary by program and will be clearly communicated.)

📞 Communication Expectations

Students may contact instructors or leadership via approved communication channels.

Students are responsible for checking messages and announcements regularly.

Responses will be provided in a timely and professional manner, ensuring clarity regarding Tuition & Program Costs.

📚 Academic Standards To maintain academic excellence in our Bachelor Program, Doctoral Program, and Master's Program, students must: 

Submit assignments on time (unless prior approval is given) 

Maintain consistent attendance and participation 

Complete all required coursework for graduation. 

Failure to meet these academic standards may impact grades or academic standing. 

🎓 Student Expectations As a student of Global Empowerment School of Ministry, you are expected to: 

Demonstrate Christian character, integrity, and humility 

Engage respectfully with instructors and classmates 

Complete assignments with diligence and honesty 

Participate fully in discussions and learning activities 

Maintain confidentiality in ministry-related matters 

Communicate professionally and respectfully. 

🙏 Spiritual Life & Development GESOM believes that ministry training includes both academic excellence and spiritual growth. 

Students are encouraged to: 

Maintain a consistent prayer life 

Walk in humility and teachability 

Remain open to correction and biblical instruction 

Respect different ministry backgrounds and traditions 

Participate in prayer, reflection, and worship. 

Your spiritual development is a vital part of your success. 

🤝 Student Conduct Policy GESOM is committed to fostering a Christ-centered environment. 

Expected Conduct 

Students are expected to: 

Demonstrate kindness and respect 

Maintain emotional maturity 

Honor instructors and classmates 

Conduct themselves in an orderly manner 

Avoid gossip or division 

Prohibited Conduct 

Disrespectful or disruptive behavior 

Harassment or intimidation 

Cheating or plagiarism 

Sharing confidential information 

Repeated disruptions 

Disciplinary Actions 

Depending on the severity, actions may include: 

Verbal warning 

Written warning 

Temporary suspension 

Dismissal from the program 

GESOM reserves the right to withdraw any student whose behavior compromises the integrity of the learning environment or biblical values.