Undergraduate Programs Classification
prior to graduation. The student must receive approval from both the academic departments and the Office of the Registrar. The student may choose to graduate with both degrees at one commencement or different commencements. A student may petition the Registrar and the school faculty to surrender the first certificate or master’s degree to avoid the required extra 24 units. The programs in Talbot School of Theology are accredited by the Association of Theological Schools (ATS). ATS requires that a mini- mum of 50% of Talbot’s degree programs be taken in residency (i.e., not transferred in nor shared with any other program). (ATS Standards, 1998) Graduation Honors Honors at graduation for master’s program recipients are based on grade point average, overall performance, Christian values, and a minimum 24-unit residency. Honors are not automatically granted. Faculty may raise the standards at any time. Honors are granted by the faculty and may be denied or higher standards may be applied. The university honors have been defined by the Academic Standards Committee as: GPA Honors................................................................................................. 3.50-3.69 High Honors...................................................................................... 3.70-3.89 Highest Honors................................................................................ 3.90-4.00 Honor Honors recognized in the graduation ceremony may be changed based on the processing of final grades. GPA standards for honors must be met with no rounding of numbers. Graduate students should check their program section in the catalog for honors qualification and honor society recognition. Commencement All degree requirements must be completed before the student may participate in commencement ceremonies. Those students completing all their coursework during interterm or summer session must contact their graduation counselor to be cleared for graduation. For fall commencement, all requirements must be completed before participating in graduation. It is expected that all graduating students will be present at com- mencement ceremonies except in cases of extreme emergency or other similarly difficult circumstances. Permission to graduate in absentia must be secured at least one month prior to commence- ment from the school dean or from the Office of the Registrar.
Men Women Total
Freshmen
372 292 286 355
618 493 445 567
990 785 731 922
Sophomores
Juniors Seniors
Special Students
1
1
2
Adult Degree Program English Language Institute
218
222
440
30
24
54
Total
1,554 2,370 3,924
Graduate Programs Classification
Men Women Total
School of Arts & Sciences
24 14
100
124
Special (Credential)
69
83
Talbot School of Theology *
764
252 1,016
SICS
76 38
87 77 39 45
163 115 190
Rosemead School of Psychology
M.A. Apologetics
151
M.A. Organizational Leadership
49 12 21
94 15 28
M.A. Science & Religion
3 7
School of Business
Total
1,149
679 1,828
* Institute for Spiritual Formation is part of Talbot School of Theology with 107 students.
Summary of University Graduating Class 2005-2006 Academic Year Undergraduate Programs
Bachelor of Arts Degree......................................................................... 423 Bachelor of Science Degree. ................................................................ 218 Bachelor of Music Degree....................................................................... 22 Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree................................................................. 31 Undergraduate Programs Total ........................................................ 694
Graduate Programs Talbot School of Theology
Master of Arts.............................................................................................. 93 Master of Divinity....................................................................................... 40 Master of Theology...................................................................................... 6 Doctor of Philosophy.................................................................................. 8 Doctor of Education.................................................................................... 1 Doctor of Ministry........................................................................................ 4 School of Arts & Sciences Master of Arts in Education.................................................................... 50 School of Business Master of Business Administration........................................................ 5 School of Professional Studies Christian Apologetics............................................................................... 38 Organizational Leadership. .................................................................... 31 Science & Religion. ...................................................................................... 1 School of Intercultural Studies Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies................................................ 20
Summary of University Enrollment Fall Semester 2006 B iola Univers ity (All Programs)
Men Women Total 2,703 3,049 5,752
Total
31
General Information
2007–2009 Catalog
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