Mission Statement - Trinity Baptist College

Information Systems and Computer Applications (2)Principles of Accounting (4)English Literature (3)College-Level French Language (up to 6)College-Level German Language (up to 6)College-Level Spanish Language (up to 6)Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648 (3)Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present (3)Calculus with Elementary Functions (3)College Algebra (3)General Chemistry (up to 6)There is a charge each time a student requests that courses be accepted. Thesetransfer credits apply toward the number of credits required for graduation.Admissions/Academic CounselingStudents will be assigned a faculty advisor to assist in planning the programof courses. Students have the option of changing programs if desiredwhich may require being assigned a new advisor. Please note: A changeof program could delay a student’s anticipated graduation date if coursecredits from one major to another are not compatible. Faculty advisorsassist students with registration each semester. Students are encouraged tomaintain close contact with their advisors to plan their college programs.Graduation RequirementsThe minimum number of credits required for graduation are as follows:Bachelor of Arts, Biblical Studies, Pastoral Theology ..............130Bachelor of Arts, Biblical Studies, Missions ............................130Bachelor of Science, Biblical Studies, Church Ministries .........130Bachelor of Science, Biblical Studies, Sacred Music ...............133Bachelor of Science, Elementary Education ............................131Bachelor of Science, Elementary Education with Special Ed... 150Bachelor of Science, Secondary Education .............................135Associate of Science, Offi ce Administration ...............................66Associate of Science, General Studies ......................................64Academic HonorsThe Registrar’s offi ce will publish annually in the spring a President’s listof those students who achieve a GPA of 3.50 for the academic year andDean’s list of those students who achieve a GPA of 3.00 or higher for theacademic year. In order for the student’s name to be listed, the studentmust be full-time and must not have any “Incompletes,” “D’s,” “F’s,” “WF’s,”or “WP’s.”Graduation with Honors45Grade Point AverageCum Laude .............................................................. 3.50 - 3.74Magna Cum Laude ................................................... 3.75 - 3.90Summa Cum Laude .................................................. 3.91 - 4.00Eligibilty for valedictorian and salutatorian includes all grades from all coursestransferred from all institutions. Consideration for graduation with honorswill be based on student GPA in January of the year of graduation.