College's catalog - Trinity Christian College

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Liberal Arts at Trinity
3. Students sign up to meet with their faculty advisors to review their academic history, including
the courses for which they are currently registered, and to plan for the next semester’s course
load.
4. Once a course schedule is developed and mutually agreed on, the student registers online
through the student portal at the assigned time.
Note: Students with holds on their accounts will not be allowed to complete the registration
process until the holds are cleared.
Business Hold – You will be directed to the Business Office to make arrangements for
payment and for permission to register.
Immunizations Hold – You will be directed to the Student Development Office for
arrangements and for permission to register.
Registrar’s Hold – Graduating seniors who have not completed the Application to Graduate
form will be directed to the Registrar’s Office.
5. After registration is completed, students may print off a copy of their course schedules online
through the student portal.
6. Billing statements, with due dates are mailed to each student on dates established by the
Business Office.
7. Final registration for the semester will be held the morning before the first day of class.
Student Load
The average student load is 16 hours per semester. A heavier load is permitted only with the
approval of the advisor. An overload is taking more than 18 hours per semester and students are
assessed a per credit fee as established by the College. A student’s previous academic record and
current employment responsibilities are important factors in the number of semester hours he/she
is permitted to take. Twelve hours is the minimum number for classification as a full-time student.
Changes in Registration
Through the first full week of classes, courses may be dropped or added without any charge for
the registration change, but appropriate tuition charges will apply. After the first full week a charge
will be assessed for any change in registration. After the 10th day of a semester, students cannot
add a course.
Withdrawal from Courses
A student may withdraw from a course without a transcript entry through the first full week of the
semester. After the 10th day of the semester, every registered course will have a transcript entry.
Usually, a student is not permitted to withdraw from a course after the 10th week of the semester.
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