Table of Contents

Welcome--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------pg. 2

History-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------pg. 3

Mission/Vision Statement/Alma Mater-----------------------------------------------------------------------------pg. 4

Doctoral Basis-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------pg. 5

Admission to College----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------pg. 6

Curriculum Plan-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------pg. 7-9

Unity Bible College Course Descriptions----------------------------------------------------------------------------pg. 10-12

Tuition & Refunds--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------pg. 13

J. B. Edgerson Scholarship----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------pg. 14

UBC 2015-2016 Academic Calendar---------------------------------------------------------------------------------pg. 15

UBC Faculty Contact List------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------pg. 16

UBC Attendance & Email Policies-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------pg. 17

Student Guidelines for Chapel-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------pg. 18

Helpful Hints for Students----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------pg. 19

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Welcome To Unity Bible College

Dear Students,

Our hope is that your summer has been a refreshing one and you are now very eager to approach the 2016-2017 school year. It is with great enthusiasm that I take this opportunity to welcome back our returning students and I also extend a warm heartfelt welcome to the new incoming students. We are happy that you have chosen to be a part of the Unity Bible College family. In effort to enhance the quality of education the UBC Board of Directors, School consultant, staff and faculty have displayed their loyalty and dedication to the school through diligently working across the summer, and for this I say THANK YOU. With prayer and direction from God we anticipate an exciting experience for each student.

I welcome you to Unity Bible College where we strive toward “Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth.” II Timothy 2:15

Amazed by His Grace,

Chief Executive Officer & Founder

Rev. Dr. Larry D. Lucas, Jr.

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Unity Bible College

History of Unity Bible College

Unity Bible College was established in 2012, in Covington, LA. Inspired by the Lord, Reverend Larry D. Lucas, Jr. organized UBC as an extension of the Christian Bible College of Southeast Louisiana, Slidell, where Reverend Lucas served as dean for three years and an instructor for six years. Working along with Reverend Lucas was a dedicated staff of men and women: Dr. Laverne Cook, Assistant Dean; Dr. Larry Lucas, Sr., Dr. Richie Gross, Roger Graham, Dr. Nathaniel Dowl, III, Reverend Michael Thomas, Reverend Stanley Nathaniel, Reverend Mary Lucas, Reverend Silas Thomas, Minister Ernest Alexander, III, Minister Maurice Moncure, Bro. Dartanian Sanders and Bro. Charles Watson who exemplified loyalty through serving diligently as instructors.

In May of 2011 an official board meeting was held and the Board of Governors appointed officers for Unity Bible College: CEO/President, Reverend Larry Lucas, Jr. TH. D., Vice President, Reverend Larry Lucas, SR. T.H. D., Dean, Reverend Laverne Cook, TH. D., Secretary, Reverend Mary Lucas, TH. M., Assistant Secretary, Elder Darren Brumfield, Treasurer, Brother Dartanian Sanders, Instructor of Evangelism, Reverend Larry Lucas, Sr. TH. D., Instructor of Church History and Psychology, Reverend Richie Gross TH. D., Instructor of English, Reverend Mary Lucas TH. M., Instructor of Music, Minister Maurice Moncure, Instructor of Pastoral Ministries and Theology, Reverend Larry Lucas, Jr. TH. D., Instructor of Homiletics, Reverend Stanley Nathaniel BTH.

First classes began in August 2012 in Covington, LA at Faith Bible Church, Pastor Alfred N. Young, Jr. Classes were held every Tuesday and Thursday nights per school calendar. Unity Bible College became incorporated by the State of Louisiana and a part of the Board of Regents in 2012. Unity Bible College also became an Accredited Theological Institution in December 2012 by The American Accrediting Association of Theological Institution Inc.

Unity Bible College is dedicated to “Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth” II Timothy 2:15.

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College Vision

To be a school; that impacts the community and lives of people through teaching church leaders, laymen, students and families to serve Christ to the Glory of God.

College Mission

Preparing people to become biblically grounded, spiritually mature and culturally relevant.

Alma MaterU is for the United front as we stand on our beliefs.

N is for the Necessity to learn our destiny.

I is for the Integrity that God demands at every cost.

T is for the Theology for the Saved to save the lost.

Y is for the You and me to gain all the above.

Unity, represents Favor and represents Love!

Written by: Dr. Maurice B. Moncure Copyright © 2015

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Doctorinal Basis

Unity Bible College is a fundamental Bible-believing institution. As such, we believe in the fundamental concepts of the Christian faith. These concepts are:

1. The Supremacy of God : God is the supreme maker and ruler of the universe and there is none to compare with Him.

2. The Verbal Inspiration of the Bible : The Bible was written by men divinely inspired by God, and is the only authority for salvation of mankind.

3. The Unity of the Godhead : The Father Son and Holy Spirit are One, working distinct but harmonious offices in the the great work redemption.

4. The Virgin Birth of Christ : The Lord Jesus Christ was born of a virgin as taught in Isaiah 7:14 and Matthew 1:2,3.

5. Conversion and Regeneration : Regeneration or the New Birth is the divine side of “that change of heart” which viewed from the side we call conversion; it is God turning the soul to Him.

6. Justification : Justification is the judicial act of God by which on account of Christ, the sinner is united by faith. God declares that sinner to be free of his sin as though he had never committed any sin in the past, present or future.

7. Santification : Santification is the continous operation of the Holy Spirit by which the holy disposition imputed in regeneration is maintained and strengthen through the continual use of the appointed means, such as: the word of God, self denial, prayer, watchfulness, practice of all godly exercise and duties associating with other Christians,

8. Preseverence : The scripture declares that in viture of all the original purpose and continous operation of God, all who are united to Christ by faith will infallibly continue in a state of grace and finally attain everlsting life.

9. The Church : The Church is the Body of Christ, the living organism to which He gives spiritual life and through which life manifest the fullness of His power and grace in the past, present and future.

10. The Ordinance of the Church : Ordinances’ are those outward rights which Christ was appointed to administer in His church as visible signs of the saving truth of the Gospel. These signs which are vividly express and confirm by the believer are: Baptism and the Lord’s Supper.

11. Physical Death : Physical death is the seperation of the soul from the body. We distinguish it from death or the seperation of the soul from God, and the second death, and the banishment from God and final misery of the reunited soul and the body of the wicked.

12. The Second Coming of Christ : We believe that our Lord Jesus Christ will one day triumphantly return to this earth to reward the righteous, punish the wicked and complete the salvation of His people.

13. The Final States of the Righteous and the Wicked : For the righteous ther is eternal life, glory, rest, knowledge, holiness, servie and communion with God. For the wicked there is eternal fire, the pit, outer darkness, torment, eternal punishment, wrath of God and the second death.

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Admission to UBC

Unity Bible College admits new and returning students each fall. Requirement for admission:

1. High school diploma or an equivalent (G.E.D.)2. Completion of application packet forms which must be submitted to the college office

on or before August 1, 2016. Application fee is a non-refundable fee.

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CURRICULUM PLAN

I. Baccalaureate Program

Course Name Course # Course Credit TextbookIntroduction to Public Speaking 111 1

Christian Doctrine* 113 3 UBC*Chapel requirement

Stewardship 115 3 Biblical Stewardship-ECS MinistriesEnglish 101 3

Evangelism 117 3 Master Plan of Evangelism -Robert E. ColemanHymnology 119 3

Total Credits 16First Year-Fall Semester

First Year-Spring Semester

Course Name Course # Course Credit TextbookChristian Doctrine* 114 3 UBC

*Chapel requirementStewardship 116 3 Biblical Stewardship-ECS Ministries

English 102 3Evangelism 118 3 Master Plan of Evangelism -Robert E. ColemanHymnology 120 3

Total Credits 15 First year possible credits earned 31

Second Year-Fall Semester

Course Name Course # Course Credit TextbookSurvey of Theology 201 3

Survey of The Old Testament 211 3 Survey of The Old Testament-Paul N. BenwareHomiletics* 213 3 How To Prepare Sermons-William Evans;

*Chapel requirementEvangelism 215 3 Evangelism Explosion-D. James Kennedy

Exegesis 217 3 How To Read the Bible for All Its Worth-Gordon D. Fee/Stewart

Total Credits 15

Second Year-Spring Semester

Course Name Course # Course Credit TextbookSurvey of Theology 202 3

Survey of The New Testament 212 3 Survey of The New Testament-Paul N. BenwareHomiletics* 214 3 How To Prepare Sermons-William Evans

*Chapel requirementEvangelism 216 3 Evangelism Explosion-D. James Kennedy

Training For Service 218 3 Training For Service by Orrin RootTotal Credits 15

Second Year Possible credits earned 30

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Third Year-Fall Semester

Course Name Course # Course Credit TextbookMinor Prophets 311 3 Minor Prophets-ECS Ministries

Systematic Theology 313 3 Lectures in Systematic Theology-Henry ThiessenHeresies 315 3 Cults, World Religion & Occults-Kenneth Boa

Pneumatology 317 3 Person & Work of The Holy Spirit-Rene PacheHomiletics* 319 3 Five Smooth Stones-Howard Stone

*Chapel requirementTotal Credits 15

Third Year-Spring Semester

Course Name Course # Course Credit TextbookSystematic Theology 314 3 Lectures in Systematic Theology-Henry Thiessen

Heresies 316 3 Cults, World Religion & Occults-Kenneth BoaPneumatology 318 3 Person & Work of The Holy Spirit-Rene Pache

Homiletics 320 3 Five Smooth Stones-Howard Stone*Chapel requirement

Total Credits 12Third Year possible credits earned 27

II. Master’s Program

Master I-Fall Semester

Course Name Course # Course Credit TextbookSystematic Theology 411 3 Systematic Theology-Augustus Strong

Psychology of Christian Counseling 413 3 Psychology of Christian Counselingby Clyde Narra Muse

Ecclesiology * 415 3 Story of the Christian Church-Jesse Hurlbut*Lab requirement

Total Credits 9

Master I-Spring Semester

Course Name Course # Course Credit TextbookPsychology of Christian Counseling 414 3 Psychology of Christian Counseling-Clyde Narra

MuseEcclesiology 416 3 Story of the Christian Church-Jesse HurlbutTotal Credits 6

Master I possible credits earned 15

Master II-Fall Semester

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Course Name Course # Course Credit TextbookBiblical Inspirations 511 1 Inspirations of The Bible-Benjamin Warfield

Psychology of Christian Counseling 513 3 The Act of Marriage-Tim & Beverly LaHayeEschatology 515 3 T. Dwight PentecostTotal Credits 7

Master II-Spring Semester

Course Name Course # Course Credit TextbookSystematic Theology 512 1 Systematic Theology-Augustus Strong

Psychology of Christian Counseling 514 3 The Act of Marriage-Tim & Beverly LaHayeEschatology 516 3 Things To Come-T. Dwight PentecostTotal Credits 7

Master II possible credits earned 14

III. Doctoral Program

Doctoral I-Fall Semester

Course Name Course # Course Credit TextbookPsychology of Christian Counseling 611 3 Death & Dying-Elizabeth Cubler Ross

Eschatology 613 3 Things To Come-T. Dwight PentecostApologetics 616 3 Christian Apologetics-Norman GeislerTotal Credits 9

Doctoral I-Spring Semester

Course Name Course # Course Credit TextbookPsychology of Christian Counseling 614 3 Death & Dying-Elizabeth Cubler Ross

Eschatology 612 3 Things To Come-T. Dwight PentecostTotal Credits 6

Doctoral I possible credits earned 15

Doctoral II-Fall Semester

Course Name Course # Course Credit TextbookCounseling 711 3 Handbook of Counseling Youth-Joshua McDowellJosephus 713 3 Flavius Josephus

Total Credits 6

Doctoral II-Spring Semester

Course Name Course # Course Credit TextbookCounseling 712 3 Handbook of Counseling Youth-Joshua McDowellJosephus 714 3 Flavius Josephus

Total Credits 6Doctoral II possible credits earned 12

Unity Bible College Course Descriptions

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BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM - FIRST YEAR COURSES

Introduction to Public Speaking 111 (1 credit hour); Fall semester course.

This course introduces the principles of public speaking and public presentation and provides a foundation for organizing and delivery of a sermon.

Christian Doctrine 113 (3 credit hours) Fall semester course; includes a Pass/Fail Chapel requirement

This course gives an introduction to church structure, administration and doctrine.

Stewardship 115 (3 credit hours); Fall semester course.

The course defines stewardship and explains how to apply stewardship in the life of a Christian.

English 101 (3 credit hours) Fall semester course.

This course covers basic skills in English grammar, sentence structure and reading comprehension.

Evangelism 117 (3 credit hours); Fall semester course.

The course gives the student basic biblical principles and witnessing skills to share the Gospel to the community.

Hymnology 119 (3 credit hours); Fall semester course.

Is an introductory course that explores the worship experience of God through hymns, anthems, gospels and other music genre.

Christian Doctrine 114 (3 credit hours); Spring semester course; includes a Pass/Fail Chapel requirement

This course explores biblical truth as it relates to Church doctrine.

Stewardship 116 (3 credit hours); Spring semester course.

This course examines social and cultural issues as they relate to the application of biblical stewardship.

English 102 ; ( 3 credit hours); Spring semester course.

This course builds upon English 101 and further develops the student’s reading comprehension and provides an introduction to the skill of writing scholarly papers.

Evangelism 118; (3 credit hours); Spring semester course.

This course builds upon Evangelism 117 and further develops biblical principles and witnessing skills to share the Gospel to the community.

Hymnology 120; (3 credit hours); Spring semester course.

This course builds upon Hymnology 119 and further develops the biblical basis of worshiping God through hymns, anthems, gospels and other music genre.

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Survey of Theology 201; (3 credit hours); Fall semester course.

This course is a study of knowing God, His character and His relationship to mankind.

Survey of the Old Testament 211; (3 credit hours); Fall semester course.

This course reviews important events described in the Old Testament and helps the student understand how these events relate to and are fulfilled in the New Testament.

Homiletics 213; (3 credit hours); Fall semester course; includes a Pass/Fail Chapel requirement

This course teaches the art and science of preaching and teaching the word of God.

Evangelism 215; (3 credit hours); Fall semester course.

Provides the student the opportunity to research evangelism techniques, critique their skills and revise the student’s fieldwork in Evangelism.

Exegesis 217; (3 credit hours); Fall semester course.

This course provides instruction on how to dissect a sermon or message, in order to prepare for the ministry role.

Survey of Theology 202; (3 credit hours); Spring semester course.

This is a continuation of Survey of Theology 201. The topics are expanded and the relationship of God to man is revealed in greater detail.

Survey of the New Testament 212; (3 credit hours); Spring semester course.

This course reviews important events described in the New Testament and helps the student understand how those events relate to the Old Testament.

Homiletics 214; (3 credit hours); Spring semester course; includes a Pass/Fail Chapel requirement

This course is a continuation of Homiletics 213. The course stresses the development of sermons that require a more in depth organization of information and a focus on delivery of presentations that are given within a culturally relevant context.

Evangelism 216; (3 credit hours); Spring semester course.

This course is a continuation of Evangelism 215. The course further equips the student to share the gospel. A look at common problems and issues in an Evangelism ministry are identified and solutions are explored.

Training For Service 218; (3 credit hours); Spring Semester Course

This course is an in depth study designed to help transfer layman into working leaders in ministry.

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BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM – THIRD YEAR COURSES

Minor Prophets 311: (3 credit hours); Fall semester course.

A biography of selected Minor Prophets, their writings and messages as it relates to Christian life are explored. The writings of Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, and Jonah & Micah are explored.

Systematic Theology 313; (3 credit hours); Fall semester course.

A comprehensive review of Systematic Theology addressing Theism, Bibliopoly, Theology and Anthropology.

Heresies 315; (3 credit hours); Fall semester course.

Explores major world religions, describes the doctrine of each religion and how it impacts the lives of its followers.

Pneumatology 317; (3 credit hours); Fall semester course.

Explores the third person of the Trinity, His person and works of the Holy Spirit.

Homiletics 319; (3 credit hours); Fall semester course; includes a Pass/Fail Chapel requirement

The course deals with the life style of preachers, speakers, evangelist, teachers and those in pastoral ministries.

Systematic Theology 314; (3 credit hours); Spring semester course.

A further review of Systematic Theology that addresses Soteriology, Ecclesiology, Angelology and Eschatology.

Heresies 316; (3 credit hours); Spring semester course.

Equips the student to utilize sound biblical knowledge in responding to heresies of world religions.

Pneumatology 318; (3 credit hours); Spring semester course.

This course further explores the work of the Holy Spirit and His relationship to man is revealed in greater detail.

Homiletics 320; (3 credit hours); Spring semester course; includes a Pass/Fail Chapel requirement

This course further analyzes the life style of persons in ministry and focuses on contemporary training in pastoral roles and responsibilities.

Chapel Requirements: for selected courses each semester, the student is required to attend chapel services. Specific requirements to achieve a pass status are outlined in the course syllabi.

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Tuition

First Year Student $725.00

Second Year Student $725.00

Third Year Student $725.00

Master’s I $800.00

Master’s II $800.00

Doctoral I $1200.00

Doctoral II $1200.00

Tuition fees do not include fees for books. Each student is responsible for the purchase of his/her textbooks. Late tuition fees will be accepted on the day classes begin (August 16, 2016). Students who register late will be charged an additional late fee of $50.00, there will be no exceptions.

Refunds

Refunds of fees will be granted on the following basis:

1. Eighty percent (80%) of fees will be refunded if the official withdrawal date is prior to the first week of school.

2. Fifty percent (50%) of fees will be refunded if the official withdrawal date is prior to the second week of classes.

3. Registration fees are non-refundable.4. NO FEES WILL BE REFUNDED AFTER THE SECOND WEEK OF CLASSES.

Julia B. Edgerson Educational Scholarship

The following requirements must be met in order to apply for the Julia B. Edgerson scholarship.

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The applicant must: Be a student of Unity Bible College in good and regular standing The students attendance and tuition must be up-to-date or paid in full The student must be active in his/her local church/church organization Have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5 on a 4.0 grading scale Plans to attend or continue to be a student at Unity Bible College Student gives back to Unity Bible College and their community through volunteer work

Inquire with Unity Bible College office personnel for more information

Academic Calendar 2016- 2017

Event Date Time CommentsFaculty Workshop July 21st 6 – 8 PM All Faculty must attend

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Fall Registration July 26 6:00p.m.-8:00p.m.July 28th 7:00p.m.-9:00p.m.

Student Orientation August 4th 7:00p.m.-9:00p.m. All StudentsFall Semester Begins August 16th -

General Session 6:00 p.m. Faculty & StudentsClasses 6:30 p.m.

Chapel Service September 6 6:30 – 7:30p.m. Faculty & StudentsMid-Term Exams October 4 & 6thParish Fair Break October 11 – 13th

Chapel Service October 18 6:30 – 7:30p.m. Faculty & StudentsChapel Service November 15th 6:30 – 7:30p.m. Faculty & Students

Thanksgiving Break November 22 - 24th Happy ThanksgivingFinal Exams December 6 – 8th No classes, only exams

Grades Due December 13th Due by 5:00 p.m. All FacultyChristmas Break December 14-January 3th Merry Christmas

Happy New Year

Spring Registration January 3th 6:00p.m.-8:00p.m. All StudentsFaculty Workshop January 5th 6:00p.m.-8:00p.m. All Faculty must attend

Spring Semester Begins January 10th General Session 6:00 p.m. Faculty & Students

Classes 6:30 p.m.Chapel Service February 7th 6:30 – 7:30p.m. Faculty & Students

Mardi Gras Break February 28th; March 2Mid-Term Exams March 7 - 9th

Open House March 14, 16 6:00 – 9:30Chapel Service: March 21nd Faculty & StudentsChapel Service

Seven Last SayingsApril 11th 6:30 – 7:30p.m. Faculty & Students

Spring Break April 18 & 20thFinal Exams May 9-May 11th No classes, only exams

Grades Due May 12th Due by 5:00 p.m. All Faculty

Graduation Practice/UBC Picnic

May 13th 12:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. Picnic 2:30 p.m.-UntilAll Faculty & Students

UBC Graduation May 18th 7:00 p.m. All Faculty & StudentsFaith Bible Church

UBC Faculty Contact List

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Professor UBC Email1. Dr. LaVern Cook drlcook@unitybiblecollege.org

2. Dr. Larry Groeger lgroeger@unitybiblecollege.org

3. Dr. Richie Gross drrgross@unitybiblecollege.org

4. Prof. Joyce Jackson jjackson@unitybiblecollege.org

5. Dr. Larry Lucas, Sr. drl@unitybiblecollege.org lucassr

6. Dr. Larry Lucas, Jr. llucasjr@unitybiblecollege.org

7. Dr. Marry Lucas mlucas@unitybiblecollege.org

8. Prof. Oyama Lucas olucas@unitybiblecollege.org

9. Prof. Carl Magee cmagee@unitybiblecollege.org

10. Dr. Elliott McCoy dremccoy@unitybiblecollege.org

11. Dr. Morice Moncure mmoncure@unitybiblecollege.org

12. Prof. Joe Richardson jrichardson@unitybiblecollege.org

13. Prof. Andryl Spikes aspikes@unitybiblecollege.org

14. Prof. Marie Young gyoung@unitybiblecollege.org

15. Cathy Groeger cgroeger@unitybiblecollege.org

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UNITY BIBLE COLLEGE ATTENDANCE POLICIES

Attendance:

Class attendance is regarded as an obligation as well as a privilege. All students are expected to attend all classes regularly.

Attendance at graduation exercises is mandatory and must be attended by all students. Students who fail to attend these exercises, without being excused, will not be accepted back in school the following semester.

Faculties are required to check roll at each class meeting and chapel services. The student must notify the appropriate instructor via Unity Bible College email, with the excuse for missing either in the classroom or for chapel services. The faculty will reply back to the student to confirm an excused absence and will inform the student of any makeup assignment if necessary. In the case of chapel services, an alternate experience is mandatory.

Absences without student email messages will be considered unexcused and the Dean will be notified. The Dean will contact the student and work towards a resolution of the matter.

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UNITY BIBLE COLLEGE EMAIL POLICIES

Unity College Email:

Students and faculty are responsible to frequently check their email accounts for College and course updates. To access your email, go to unitybiblecollege.org and then to email (button towards the bottom left of the screen), sign in with your email address and password.

Students should email their faculty when:

An absence is expected or has occurred To request an appointment to meet with Faculty If deadlines for assignment cannot be met

Faculty should email their students when:

Students send an excuse for an absence; faculty will acknowledge the absence as excused and may assign additional makeup if necessary

The faculty has updates to the course syllabus Changes to class time are necessary

STUDENT GUIDELINES FOR CHAPEL SERVICES

Chapel Services are mandatory and students must attend all three services as indicated on the Academic Calendar. Each student must fulfill the attendance requirements in order to obtain a “Pass” chapel grade, these requirements are:

Sign the sign in roster at the Chapel Service for each session Successfully complete your instructors chapel assignment If an absence is necessary, the student must contact the faculty by email to arrange a makeup

experience. The faculty will grant approval in writing via email reply. Whenever possible the student should contact the faculty prior to the Chapel Service.

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HELPFUL HINTS FOR THE STUDENT

Attend each class period on time Contact your instructor if you are going to be

absent or tardy Explain your tardiness to your instructor after class Work hard to complete assignments on time Make every effort to meet your financial obligations on time Be supportive of Unity Bible College activities, fundraisers and academic events Devotional Life - a devotional life fills the students need for having a spirit-filled life NO DISCORD or GOSSIP is welcome on the campus of Unity Bible College Unity Bible College encourages each student to maintain high moral standards and conduct

themselves in a manner which will make God and Unity Bible College look good

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Points Earned Letter Grade

Quality Points

90 – 100 A 4.0

80 -89 B 3.0

70 - 79 C 2.0

60 - 69 D 1.0

0 - 59 F 0