The course grade will be based on the quality and quantity of the student's research thoroughness and presentation, and the thoughtfulness with which the student uses the three streams of resources developed in class to determine a practical and meaningful management style for his or her own use on graduation. These principles shall be rigorously followed in all academic endeavors including the preparation and presentation of lectures, preparation of class reports and papers, giving and taking of examinations, and in protecting the validity of assigned grades. All work shall be done without unauthorized aids by the person who purports to do the work. Instructors will exercise due diligence in planning and supervising the academic program so that the principles of truth and honesty are encouraged. See the student handbook for further information on the Student Honor Code.
Current regulations governing the administration of incomplete grades appear in the catalog.
At the end of the course, students will be asked to submit written comments to the professors. These comments are designed to assist them to be more effective in classroom teaching, course organization, and selection of text and other reading materials. Our Christian faith is the basis of every course. It supplies our motivation for studying, our confidence that there are answers to all of our questions, and is our guidance in seeking and applying God's truth. God has created a world of order and has given us minds that, when renewed and Spirit-led, can discern His truth by searching the Scriptures and by observing human behavior and the physical environment.