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As you consider partnering with CLASS, these pages will address such topics as
enrolling in the CLASS Plan or the Family Plan, meeting our matriculation
requirements, standardized testing, and much more. Although some topics may not
apply to you, we invite you to scan the entire section to make sure you have
covered all your bases.
You are already at our website, so the easiest way to enroll is online.
Just click Enroll Now! when
you
are ready to complete the enrollment application web
form.
You must use a charge card (VISA, MasterCard, or Discover card) to enroll online,
so have your card information ready. If you already have textbooks from a previous
enrollment, you will be given the chance to complete a Reusable Book List web
form—which could save you money.
You may also enroll by mail. Complete an enrollment
application, attach payment for the full
tuition amount, and mail both to CLASS. Payment by check or money order must
be made in U.S. funds and drawn on a U.S. bank, payable to Christian Liberty
Academy. Tuition may also be paid by VISA, MasterCard, or Discover card. We
do not send COD or on-approval orders.
If you prefer, you may enroll by fax at (847) 259–1297.
You must use a charge card (VISA, MasterCard, or Discover
card) to enroll by fax. If you do not have an application form,
you may obtain one
by any of the methods outlined above.
CLASS materials are in the English language. Also, we require that the individual initiating any communications with CLASS concerning a particular student be the parent or legal guardian. Therefore, parents not sufficiently fluent in English to communicate with CLASS or to instruct, supervise, and evaluate their student, must appoint someone knowledgeable in English to provide the academic and administrative oversight required by CLASS policies. Such a person must be a responsible adult authorized by the parent or legal guardian and registered with CLASS by means of the Authorization Form. Please contact CLASS before moving forward with your enrollment if you have any questions concerning this requirement.
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