College Catalog - Trinity Baptist College

5. The file of an ability-to-benefit student must contain the following items:a. All materials as indicated for a new student.b. All current testing (within the last five years) and/or pertinent datathat indicates a need for the ability-to-benefit program.c. All information regarding IEP’s (an Individualized Education Programwritten for every student receiving special education: it describes thecurrent level of performance and the goals for the school year, theparticular special education services to be delivered, and the proceduresby which outcomes are to be evaluated) and/or accommodations thathave been provided for the student in the past.6. The file of a divorced student must contain all materials as indicatedfor a new student. (Trinity Baptist College recognizes and respectsthe conviction common to Bible-believing Christians that a divorcedperson does not meet the Biblical qualifications for serving as a pastoror deacon. This constitutes a restriction but not a denial of ministry.Therefore, the College admits a divorced person who desires a Biblecollege education on an individual and personal basis. Counseling isavailable to assist students in locating a ministry where they are qualifiedto serve.)General Admissions Information1. No one will be allowed to enroll who has an outstanding financialobligation at another college.2. All students who will live in the residence halls must complete an affidavitof good moral character at registration and a Medical Health Form.3. Courses taken at accredited/recognized colleges and universities withat least a grade of “C” and appropriate to the student’s course of studymay be accepted and/or substituted for specific courses in accordancewith college policies.4. Courses taken by correspondence from approved colleges anduniversities may be applied toward graduation requirements. Amaximum of 12 credits may be accepted.5. At least 30 credit hours of study at Trinity Baptist College is requiredfor graduation. The last semester of the senior year must be taken atTrinity.6. The ACT or SAT must be taken by each undergraduate freshmanor transfer applicant with fewer than 30 credit hours. These testsare available at designated testing centers throughout the country.(Students can consult their high school office for the nearest testcenter.) By placing the proper number on the test form, the test resultswill be sent directly to the College. Applicants who cannot take thetest before enrollment may receive permission from the Director ofEnrollment Management to enroll for one semester provided all otherrequirements are met. The test must be taken as early as possibleduring that semester. The student will only be permitted to register forclasses the following semester once the scores have been received.18