Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/City Seminary
to City Seminary of San Francisco. The ''Sacramento Bee'' article cited by Cullen328 above definitely counts towards significant coverage under . I also agree that articles on legitimate degree-granting institutions should generally be kept. I was leaning towards deletion per Sarek, given the fact that the State of California apparently does not have a listing for this seminary. But then I read Waynenoogen's comment, which is immediately above mine; Wayne appears to be affiliated with the seminary, and he claims that "City Seminary was granted permission to award theological degrees in 2005, but as of January of this year, the state has discontinued the listing process (which had been transferred to the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education)." So I went to the BPPE's website, but https://app.dca.ca.gov/bppe/view-voc-names.asp?program_keyword=&city=Sacramento&Submit=Search they don't have a listing for this seminary either. In other words, |verifiability of this school's status as a legitimate degree-granting institution is a problem here. And yet, in spite of that problem, there are some sources here, the article in question is neutral and descriptive, and the subject is a school. As a result, being on the fence, I would prefer to err on the side of "keep" in this debate
— User:A, 01:19, 12 April 2011 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:N||WP:V (Wikipedia:Notability)