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Congratulations to our Dean’s List students! At the end of each fall and spring semester, the Dean’s List is published. In order to qualify for the Dean’s Lists, students must earn a 3.5 GPA for that semester, be enrolled as a full-time student and must have completed all course work by the last day of the semester.

Traditional Undergraduate Dean’s List Fall 2021

Grand Rapids Theological Seminary Dean’s List Fall 2021

You can request a copy of your transcripts through the National Student Clearinghouse. The cost for a transcript request is only $5 per recipient with a $2.50 service fee.

Submit Transcript Request Through National Student Clearinghouse

Traditional Undergraduate

Examination times are determined by the day/time the class is scheduled during the semester and exams will be given in the same classrooms used for class during the semester. If you are scheduled for four or more exams in one day, or if you have two or more exams scheduled for the same time, discuss this with the professors involved and arrange an acceptable exam time within exam week.

If you have a class that does not seem to fit the schedule, discuss the situation with the professor, who will determine the exam time. Please do not make end-of-the-semester travel arrangements that conflict with your final exams.

Grand Rapids Theological Seminary

Examination times are determined by the day/time the class is scheduled during the semester. Friday classes are an exception. Exams will be given in the same classroom used during the semester. If you are scheduled for three or more exams in one day, or if you have two or more exams scheduled for the same time, discuss this with the professors involved and arrange an acceptable exam time within exam week.

All exceptions to the schedule below must be arranged with your professors ahead of time. Please do not make end-of-the-semester travel arrangements that conflict with your final exams.

In accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 as amended, it is necessary for Cornerstone officials to obtain written consent from a student prior to releasing information from the student’s financial record to most sources outside the university. FERPA policy also allows the release of directory information.

Directory information as identified by includes:

• Name.
• Dates of attendance.
• Address.
• Degrees and awards.
• Email address.
• Cumulative hours.
• Phone number.
• Major field of study.
• Date and place of birth.
• Participation in officially recognized sports.
• Weight and height of athletes.

As an enrolled student, you have the right to restrict the release of directory information. Use this form only if you do not want the information listed above released. All requests must be submitted within the first week of classes. This request will remain in effect until written notification is given to release information.

All requests for non-disclosure of directory information will be accommodated. Carefully consider the consequences of your decision to withhold directory information. If you decide that Cornerstone should not release directory information, all requests for such information from persons or organizations (prospective employers, scholarship opportunities, etc.) not specifically sanctioned by Cornerstone and federal regulation will be refused, regardless of the effect on you, and Cornerstone assumes no liability for honoring the request.

If you wish to submit a FERPA request, you can do so by following the link below.

FERPA Directory Restriction Form

The information listed below is based on the 2021-22 Cornerstone University Catalog. Students enrolled in Cornerstone University must fill out a request for Transfer Credit Pre-Approval and/or Guest Applications for all course work to be completed at another institution.

Cornerstone is not responsible for course description changes or course renumbering at other institutions and reserves the right to make changes at any time.

Visit the Michigan Transfer Network’s website for more information on how courses will transfer to CU!

Registration for J-term and spring 2022 courses begins on Monday, Oct. 18.

Current Undergraduate Schedule (Starting at 7 a.m.)

We highly recommend students contact their academic adviser prior to registration for appropriate course selections!

New transfer students can register according to the schedule listed above. All current dual enrolls and all new students register during CU Insider Day or Dual Enroll registration day.

Grand Rapids Theological Seminary Students

All GRTS students can register starting at 7 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 18.

GRTS Special Enrollment Form

Course Offerings

To search for upcoming course offerings, search for classes in Webadvisor. The following term codes apply when selecting a term.

• Traditional Undergraduate Term: SP22UDG
• Grand Rapids Theological Seminary Term: SP22SEM

Search for Classes in WebAdvisor

Pre-Approved Transfer Classes

Cornerstone students can access a list of pre-approved online transfer courses on Acadeum. These consortial courses have been pre-approved by Cornerstone for students to request registration.

To sign up for an account, students must use their CU student email, verify their CU student email and register for pre-approved courses. Please note: All registrations are still dependent on Cornerstone’s approval on a student-by-student basis.

If you have any questions please contact the Registrar’s Office at gail.duhon@cornerstone.edu or 616.222.1431.

Before you walk across the stage, be sure to apply for graduation in order to complete you degree! Find more information by following the link below.

Traditional Undergraduate Graduation Application

Professional & Graduate Studies Graduation Application

Grand Rapids Theological Seminary Graduation Application

Asia Biblical Theological Seminary Graduation Application

To request a syllabus from a past semester, course or exam year, please follow the link below.

Request a Course Syllabus