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GRADUATION HONORS BOLD st ud e nt s who have ea rn ed a minim urn of 45 graded units at Biola llni, ·ersity and who have corn plctcd their Biola co11rsc­ wo rk with a 3.95 GPA arc grad u­ ated with high honor. Thosc with a .3.85 GPA arc graduated with honor. Gl'A standards for honors must be rnct \\'ith no rounding of nurnbcrs.

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM Th e Certificate in Orga n iza­ ti onal 1,cadcrship is designcd for \\'orking ad ults with at least S Yea rs of \\·o rk ex pe ri ence in a rnanagc­ rnent or supcn ism, posit ion. The prograrn is for chose who desire to be ne fit from the interd isciplinary rnajor with out ncccssarily pursuing a bacca laureate degree. Swdcnrs will be a part of the cohort group wh i le cornp lct ing 32 unit s of required coursewo rk. Classc, will be take n for acadcrn ic cred it (not pass/fa il ). l lpon success ful corn ­ pl c ti on of thc progra rn . st ud e nts wi ll rcct: i\'(; a Ccrr ifi catc in ()rg;ani­ zat ional Leadersh ip. Those "ho dt:"iirc to t:arn a haccalaurcarc degree \\'ill need co comp lete al l th e requircmcnts for the degree progrnrn including gencrn l ed uca­ tion, Bible . rn ajo r and clccci,·cs. Per-unit rnicion is che sarnc as the degree prograrn. Thirt )-two units of grad uate courses arc required for the Ccr­ ti ficacc . which include: O Rl , I) 2 I0, 2-+0, ., IO. 3-+0, 350, 370. :,80. -+07, -+ I 0, -+.10, -+-+0. -+50.

101 D Speaking II (2) For non-natin, spcakc rs desir ing to adjust ro life in thc United Scatcs. Top ics arc s irnil ar co I00D but \I ith a broader range of cornrn11nicac ion ,k il ls added. 101 F Writing (3) Continued practice using a mono- 1ingual English dictionary and sk ill s co,·e rcd in I001' . Develop­ ing "ricing strateg ics and \\Tiring detailed paragraphs and cornpos i­ cions: description. cornparison/con­ trast and cau,e/cffccc. 102A Academic Listening (3) Practice in understanding. fol­ low ing and caking notes on auth cntic academic lecrnrcs. 102B Reading (3) Continued praccicc of the ski ll s taught in 10113. Readings arc rnorc aut hcntic and require more !> uscaincd r<.:adi ng. 102( Grammar/Oral (3) Rcvic\\ of all grarnrna r suucrnres in oral and "rittcn forrn. 102D Effective Communication (2) For non-nar in.: "pcakcrs des iring to improve their academic co 1T1mun i­ cacion skills. :-\ccivitics arc des igned to teach class discus,ion, group dis­ cussion and prcscntation sk ill s. 102E TOEFL (2) An clcccin.: cou rse for no n-nati\ 'c spc,1kc rs desiring pract ice for the TOEFL examination. 102F Writing (3) Conti nued practice of I01 F "ith thc addition of paraphrasing and cornpositional deve loprne nt. Fee: $25. 103 English for the Non-Native Speaker: Foundations of Academic Writing (4) Practice in accu rate summarizing, paraphrasing. and quoting of sources with proper citatio n. a, oiding plagia risrn. l)cveloprncnc of lib rary rc'-lcarch , note ta kin g, and proper forrnacci ng of research papers. lntcnsi, ·c pract ice in punc­ tuation and rncchanics. If this is the first ELSP cou rsc required, it rnust be taken during the first semester of residence. Fee : $25. 105 English for the Non-Native Speaker: Oral Skills (3) Ernphasis on listening skill s, pro­ nunciation, intonation, and conver­ sational strategics. \\ 'cckl y inter­ views, field work and oral presenta­ tions are required. If chis is the first El ,SP course rcquin.:d. it muse be taken during the first serneste r of residence. Prerequ isi te: department placement.

107 English for the Non-Native Speaker: Essay and Academic Writing (3) Studies in essay orga ni za tion and de,·cloprncnt and crit ical read ing. A .. passing.. score on the English Depa rtme nt 1-:~it Test (EDET) pe rmits students ro wai\'e 1: LSI' 109 and t0 e nrol l in departrnc ncal writ ing courses ( i. e .. undergradu­ ate English I00 or Talbot SS500) the semeste r irnrncdiacc ly fo ll ow­ ing success ful cornplec ion of I07. Pr c rcqui sitc: 10 .1 and 105 or department placeme nt. If t hi s is the first ELSP course req uired , it must be take n during t he f irst semes te r of reside nce. Fee: $25. 109 English for the Non-Native Speaker: Writing Workshop (3) Individual ized instruction in c\Sa\ orga ni zat ion and cohe re nce, with spec ial a tt ention w pers istent e rro rs . A "passin~" score on t he En gl is h Department Exit Tc,t (1, DET) permits st ud ents t0 enro ll in departrncncal "ricing courses (i. e., undergraduate.: Engli sh I00 or Talbot SSS00) the scrnescer imme­ d iately follo\\·ing successful corn­ plccion of I 09. Prcrequ isitc : I07 or dcparcmcnr placcrncnc. Fee: $2.'i. .\'ore: S111d1'11/s rdu ore reper11i11K F.\'CI . /09 for llll' seco11d 1i111e or II/Oil' f~•i// VI' 1/'.(/ritfl'(/ IO ti 111r1xi11/IIII/ ~l I.! 1111i1s/or 1111dnrmd11a1e s111di!lltr ti/Id 9 1111itsforgmd1111/e s111dm1s. DEGREE COMPLETION PROGRAMS Director: Dean Kroeke r, i\J.A. PROGRAM DESCRIPTION T he Degree Corn pletion Pro­ grarn consists of uppcr-d i, ·ision co urse \\Ork de,igncd spec ifical ly to c nabl e moti\'atcd adults tO ea rn co llcge degrees, oftcn while work ing full cirnc. It is a corn·cn­ icnt altcrnati, ·c for indi\'idua ls whose li fe circ um::,tanccs o r , ·oca­ ciona l ro les rnakc en rollment in traditiona l \\ ·eckdaY educa ti onal p rograms diffi cult or irnpos, ibl e . Three maj ors a rc offc rc d: Organiza tion al I ,caders hip , i\ l in­ istr) Leadcr,hip, and Psycholog). Cou rses a rc offe red in La ;\ li rada as "e ll as at an expanding lis t of educationa l ccnrc rs, including: ■ C hin o \ 'al Icy ■ Ing lewood ■ Laguna Hill s ■ Pa lrn Dcscrt ■ Thousand Oaks ■ \' ism

CREDIT FOR PRIOR LEARNING

l ' ndcrgraduate swdcnrs at Biola l lni vers icy frequentl y arc granted academic cred it through thc eva lua­ tion of college lc, ·cl techn ical and professional training as wel l as learn­ ing chat has been acquired through life experience. Cred it is am1 rd ed by univcrsitv fac ul tv.

RESEARCH PROJECT

Eac h srndcnt prepares a Resea rch Project in \'oh· ing im es­ cigacion of a significant iss ue in organiza ti onal or mini:-icry lcader­ sh ip. Knowledge and problem so lvin g ab iliti es arc acq uir e d while cornp lcc ing the project, and skil ls related w crit ical thinking, resea rch. writing. and effecti ng change arc developed. The 13i ola l ln i, crs itv \\'ricin g Compctc nc y is 111 et by th e Research Projec t.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Appli cants rnust ha, c com­ ple ted approx imarcly 50-60 ,cmcs­ tcr hou rs of cransfcrable co ll ege credit at accredited co111111unity col­ leges, coll eges and uni, ·crsicic, with a minirnu111 2.25 GPA to be consid­ ered for acccpcancc to thc prograrn. Appl ica nts who do not meet chcsc standards \\'il l be assessed b) the f\drnis sions Comrnittec on a casc­ by-casc bas is. Transferable units ca n include cred it ,· ia thc high schoo l Advanced l'l accmcnt (,\I' ) program and the Co ll ege Leve l Exa mi nat ion Program (C LEP) as well as so111 c forms of profess ional. military. and technical training. :\ co rnplc tc applicat ion rnusc be subrnitted and the appl icat ion fee rnust be paid. Offic i,tl tran­ scr ipts from c, ·e rv in sc iwcion prc­ viouslv attended rnust be sc nt direct ly from chose inst ituti on, w the Bi ola l ' ni, ·e rs it ) BOLD office or to the BOLD ed uca­ tiona l center office where the app licant pl ans to ,m e nd classes . .\'ore: Ojj,rial rlom111m1s /Ht'­ smred for arl111issio11 or e-.;r1/11r11io11 bero111e p1111 of Ill!' s111rlmr's amrlm1it file a11rl 11or111rd/1• rm11101 he 1l'l11m,,d or copied/or rlis1rib111io11.

ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP MAJOR

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The Organizat ional Le ad er­ sh ip major is an undergraduate prograrn of cou rses and lea rnin g projcccs for indi, iduals who desire to de, c lop sk ill in human re lations and leade rship. Th is is a prefe rred progrn111 for ad ult srndencs prc par­ in~ for a \\'idc range of managc ­ rnenc and leaders hip roles in profit and non-profit orga ni 1.arions.

DEGREE PROGRAM

A BrNhelor of Srie11re degree i11 O1g1111i.~✓1tio11al l .earlmhj; is offered upon the cornp lecion of the univcr­ s ic , · baccalaureate requi reme nts and the Organizationa l Leadersh ip rnajor. They incl ude chc fo llowi ng: A. Sat isfacrn rih com pl e te a rnin­ imurn of 120 sc rn esce r un its for graduat ion. 13. Completion of the Organiza­ t ion a I Leadership (-+ I units) majo r at lliola l ' ni\'ersicv.

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