You will be guided through this process by an admissions officer or a faculty advisor. Orientation Orientation takes place the weekend before classes begin, and will acquaint you with our facilities, personnel, and programs. The schedule includes instructional sessions, a couple of proficiency exams, as well as times for entertainment and fellowship. New part-time students are encouraged to participate. The orientation process includes time to finalize class registration, as well as to secure your I.D., your books, and any needed permits.
Admission is on the basis of spiritual and academic qualifications as well as available space.
Auditors must complete a short application form and register along with the other students. Audit tuition is at a reduced rate but is not refundable. If you audit a class, you must follow the same general regulations as other students, though you are not required to do the assignments or take the examinations. Your participation in these activities and classroom discussion are at the discretion of the instructor. Audited courses may be taken for credit at a later date.