I. Grading Policy
The University uses the standard A-F, withdrawal, and incomplete system.
Grades are given based on the following scale and criteria:
A-- Excellent---Four grade points per unit
B-- Good---Three grade points per unit
C-- Satisfactory---Two grade points per unit
D-- Poor---One grade point per unit
F-- Failure---No credit or grade point
W-- Withdrawal
I-- Incomplete
II. Full-time Student vs. Part-time Student
A student enrolled with 12 but not over 15 units is considered full-time student.
A student enrolled with less than 12 units is considered par-time student.
III. Graduation Requirements
1) Undergraduate Degree Programs (A.A., B.Min.)
*Total of 64 units are required for a A.A. degree and total of 128 units
are required for a B.Min degree.
*6 units of ESL are required for a non-English speaking student and
will be counted toward the total units required for graduation.
*Maintenance of a grade point average of 2.0 or better without
receiving a grade of D in more than one class for undergraduate
degree program is required.
2) Graduate Degree Programs (M.Min., D.Min.)
*Total of 45 units are required for a M.Min. degree.
*Total of 60 units plus 6 Dissertation units are required for the D.Min. degree.
*Maintenance of a grade point average of 3.0 or better without
receiving a grade of C in more than one class for graduate degree
program is required.
IV. Tuition
Tuition for undergraduate degree program:
$90 per unit.
Tuition for graduate degree program:
$110 per unit for master degree program
$130 per unit for doctoral degree program
Tuition for Certificate Program:
$60 per unit
V. Financial Aid/Scholarship
Students who maintain an average grade point of 3.5 and above
can apply for scholarship with proof of financial difficulties.
