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ACADEMIC POLICIES
NCI Bible College reserves the right to immediately suspend or terminate a degree candidate for the
following reasons:
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Falsification of records or work
submitted for evaluation / assessment.
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Falsification of information to gain a discount scholarship or grant.
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Plagiarism.
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Nonpayment of tuition.
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Non communication (one year of no response to inquiries)
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Use of our
degree and transcript for fraudulent purposes.
STUDENT
RECORDS / PRIVACY ACT
Student
records, other than name, date of enrollment, degree program, and date of graduation, will not be released to a third party
without the students written permission. This also includes any government officials or organizations, unless they have a
warrant to do so.
TAX DEDUCTION
FOR COURSES FEE
Treasury
Regulation: 1.162-5 Expenses for Education
(a)
General Rule. Expenditures made by an individual
for education, including research undertaken as part of this educational program [with certain exceptions] are deductible
as ordinary and necessary business expenses [even though the education led to a degree] if the education...
(1)
Maintains or improves skills required by
the individual in his employment or other trade or business, or
(2)
Meets the express requirements of the individuals
employer, or the requirements of applicable law or regulations, imposed as a condition to the retention by the individual
of an established employment relationship, status, or rate of compensation.
For
further information, please contact your local IRS office.
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HOW
CREDIT IS EARNED
All credit earned at NCI Bible College is based upon quarterly credit. Each certificate, diploma,
degree, and major, at each level, has a required core curriculum, and a required number of degree major and elective courses.
These can be found on pages 11 through 17 in the catalog.
If you are a correspondence student, you will be assigned a mentor who will assist and help develop the course study
program you wish to follow. Once this is done, a variety of methods may be used to fulfill the requirements for the desired
degree. Each learning activity will be translated into course work, evaluated by your mentor and listed on your transcript.
Some of the methods used to obtain credits include, but are not limited to, the following (this applies to both classroom
and correspondence students):
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Transcripted courses from other colleges, universities, and institutions.
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Certificates and
licenses.
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Credit by examination
(CLEP, PEP, ACT).
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Workshops, seminars,
training programs, counseling programs, AA programs, etc.
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Prior learning
experiences arising from nontraditional means in living, working, and professional environments.
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Published papers
or books.
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Independent
study and research projects.
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Correspondence
courses.
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Volunteer work.
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Completing a written
or oral examination.
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