A student may retake any class for which a failing grade F was earned. When a passing grade has been earned, the F will no longer calculate in the grade point average, but will still be retained on the transcript as a record of the class being attempted. Academic Standing A student is found to be in good standing when he or she is making continuous progress toward the degree program of choice and is achieving at least the minimal grade point average for their program each semester. A student whose cumulative average falls below the minimum for his or her degree will be placed on probation and allowed to enroll for a maximum of nine semester hours during the probationary period. Any student failing to maintain the grade point average required for their degree during a probationary semester will be ineligible for re-enrollment.
Probation is lifted when the cumulative grade point average reaches the minimum for the program.
The faculty at Christian Theological Seminary has established criteria by which to assess, annually, a student's aptitude and readiness for ministry. This assessment is coordinated by the committee on counsel and applies to M.Div., M.A.C.E. and M.A.C.M. students. Commitment to a non-addictive, healthy lifestyle. If the student does not comply, the committee may recommend that the committee on discipline investigate the matter. Auditing Auditing status means that a student enrolls for the course, attends class and accepts the professor's requirements for the audit.