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            <strong>Academic Programs</strong>
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                  <h3><a href="#">Bachelor of Biblical Studies</a></h3>
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                        The Bachelor of Biblical Studies is a two-year program for students who have completed at least two years of transferable general education. Students must take all required courses and pass them with a grade of "C" or better, and must submit official transcripts which show the two years of general education. The B.B.S. consists of 60 semester credits of general education from an approved/accredited school combined with 80 semester credits earned at CCBC.
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                  <h3><a href="#">Associate in Theology</a></h3>
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                        The Associate in Theology is a two-year program intended for students who have completed high school or G.E.D. program or its equivalent. Students must take all the required courses and pass them with a grade of "C" or better in a total of 80 semester credits completed at CCBC.
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                  <h3><a href="#">Certificate of Completion</a></h3>
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                        The Certificate of Completion program is a non-graded course of study intended for students who for any reason are not prepared for college level academics. Some of the students who choose this program are those with limited English, those who did not complete high school, those with learning disabilities, or those for whom academics are extremely difficult. The spiritual training in this program is identical to that of the Associate in Theology and the Bachelor in Biblical Studies, however the students complete the courses on a Pass/Fail basis. Students must receive a grade of "P" in a total of 80 semester credits credits completed at CCBC.
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                <h3><a href="#">Audit Program</a></h3>     
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                        This program is for those students not wishing to earn a certificate or degree of any kind but rather are attending for personal interests. It is ideal for those seeking to deepen their relationship with the Lord, to increase their knowledge of the Scripture and to become equipped for ministry.
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                <h3><a href="#">Grading System</a></h3>
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                        CCBC uses the "A" through "F" grading system. Included in the criteria for grading is attendance, reading assignments, and tests or papers. Grades of incomplete are seldom given, and only when severe illness or family problems prevent the student form finishing the semester.
                       
                        Other grades issued are "W" for official withdrawal, "UW" for unofficial withdrawal which is given when a student registers but discontinues class attendance, "AU" for students completing a course in which they registered as an audit student, and "P" for students who receive higher than an "F" in a course in which they registered on a Pass/Fail basis. "UW" is calculated with the same influence in the grade point average as the letter "F".
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                  <h3><a href="#">Scholastic Standing Policy</a></h3>
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                        A grade point average of 2.0 must be maintained in order to attend Calvary Chapel Bible College. If a student's semester GPA drops below 2.0, the student will have one semester to bring the cumulative GPA up to 2.0. If the student is not able to bring the GPA up within one semester, he or she will be asked to move from the degree seeking program to the Certificate of Completion program.
                       
                        Students must earn a grade of "C" or better in all required courses. Grade of "D+" or lower will not be considered a passing grade for any required course. "F" is a failing grade. Any elective course in which an "F" is received cannot be applied toward a degree or certificate.
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Thank you,

Eddie