Regular consultation with the thesis supervisor will be required. The thesis will be examined by a committee consisting of the supervisor and two additional examiners, one of whom will preferably be external to the Seminary. Before summer break basic bibliography and a tentative outline is determined with the help of the supervisor Third week of September, graduation year in consultation with the supervisor, a projected schedule for the progress of research and writing of the thesis is arranged, including a provisional bibliography and outline Fall and Winter chapters must be handed in to the supervisor for approval according to the projected schedule March 20 a completed thesis, fully approved by the supervisor, is to be submitted no later than March 20 of the year of graduation. If the thesis is not completed by March 20th, it may still be handed in by September 15th of the same year and examined by October 15th. The student would then graduate at Convocation.
Biblical topics require a Scripture index.
Two final corrected copies of the Thesis are to be submitted to the Seminary Office prior to graduation. Only one supplementary examination may be written in each subject. Graduating Requirements Degrees and diplomas are granted to those who are in harmony with the Doctrinal Statement of the Seminary, have the required entrance qualifications, successfully complete the designated course of study and are deemed worthy by the Senate and Trustees in the matter of Christian character, attitude, testimony, practical service and achievement. The Seminary welcomes into its programs believers from all evangelical denominations and does not require full harmony with the Baptist Distinctives as specified in sections IX and X of the doctrinal statement to be eligible for graduation. All students must maintain conduct becoming to a Christian.