Leave of Absence & Reinstatement

Below is the content of Absence and Reinstatement at Mahanaim Bible Training Center.

Leave of Absence

- Students, who want to take a leave of absence for a certain time period due to illness, military duty, or other unavoidable reasons, must submit an application for a leave of absence, and it should be approved by the Dean.
- Details concerning a leave of absence from the school are decided by the Dean.

Reinstatement

If the leave of absence is over, the student must submit an Application of Reinstatement to be approved by the Dean before returning to school. However, if the student is recognized to have no obstacle, he or she can be reinstated before the Leave of Absence expires.

Withdrawal from School

Students, who want to withdraw from school, must submit an Explanatory Statement clearly stating the reason, which must be approved by the Dean.

Removal from School Register

If any of the following cases are true, the student will be removed from the school register.
- Students who do not reinstate after the end of the leave of absence.
- Students who receive ‘Fail’ in all subjects.
- Students who receives academic probation twice.
- Students who are recognized to be unable to continue his or her studies due to illness or other reasons.

* The tuition will not be refunded to the students who are removed from school register.

Curriculum & Course

Below is the content of Curriculum and Course at Mahanaim Bible Training Center.

Curriculum

- Required subjects are categorized according to grade level.
- Course Schedule is determined by the faculty council of each department after internal discussion.
- When modification and supplements are required for the smooth operation of Manahaim, the Dean will determine it and enforce with the second request of the faculty council.
- Completion of a course is determined by grade. Credit will be determined by the professor’s judgment of the results. When the results meet the corresponding requirements, the standard grade for the course will be awarded.
- Students must obtain 15 or more credits per semester.

Lectures

- Lectures will take place using the internet & other communication, visual media.
- On-site lectures will take place at the appointed venue. Students must attend more than once a year to obtain credits.

Graduation & Course Completion

Below is the content of Graduation and Course Completion programs at Mahanaim Bible Training Center.

Graduation & Course Completion

- 60 credits are required for graduation.
- Students who have successfully completed the prescribed course, has acquired a GPA of 2.0(out of 4.5) and meets graduation evaluation will be granted a diploma and the qualification of Minister. However, students who are disqualified for graduation evaluation may be granted a diploma.
- Audit students will be granted a certificate of completion.

Scholarship

Below is the content of Scholarship programs at Mahanaim Bible Training Center.

Scholarship

- The Dean can award scholarships to students who excel in both studies and attitude but have difficulties in paying tuition. The Dean will determine other specific prescriptions concerning the matter.
- 10% of scholars will be selected out of all students: 5% of scholarships will be given to outstanding scholars and the other 5% will be given to ‘Mahanaim scholars’. Students who have financial needs may apply for Mahanaim scholarships and the office of academic affairs will determine and select scholars.
- If students on scholarships are submitted to a leave of absence, removal from the school register, or disciplinary measures, scholarship provision will be stopped. In the case of dropping out of school, the student must return the scholarship.
- The Scholarship Committee will be organized in order to ponder the provision of scholarships, and the Dean will determine other specific details for the operation.

Evaluation

Below is the content of Evaluation programs at Mahanaim Bible Training Center.

Grades

- The grade of each subject is frequently evaluated by report, exam, participation, research ability, etc. under the supervision of the responsible professor.
- When the student is not satisfied or has an objection about the evaluation, the student can be revaluated referring to the professor’s evaluation criteria.

Evaluation Criteria

- The grade of each subject has a maximum score of 4.5, which is the overall evaluation, including exams, attendance, assignments, etc.
- Credit is given at the end of each semester. However, if any error or cheating is disclosed, the given credit will be annulled.
Rating and grades are as follows:

Rating	grades	Criteria
A+	95 ~ 100	4.5
A	90 ~ 94	4.0
B+	85 ~ 89	3.5
B	80 ~ 84	3.0
C+	75 ~ 79	2.5
C	70 ~ 74	2.0
D+	65 ~ 69	1.5
D	60 ~ 64	1.0
F	0 ~ 59	0.0
P		pass

Academic Warning

- If a student’s semester GPA is less than 1.50, the student will receive a warning.
- Students, who receive two academic warnings, will be removed from school register.

Grade Correction & Annulment

- If the acquired grade is proved to be an error or if cheating is discovered, the grade is to be corrected or annulled.