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Academic Programs 1 Ecclesia College “Where Leaders Are Learning” 2014-2018 Catalog Revised Edition – August 10, 2017 Ecclesia College 9653 Nations Drive Springdale, Arkansas 72762 (479) 248-7236 www.ecollege.edu 2014-2018 Revised Academic Catalog 2 Ecclesia College is an equal opportunity institution. It does not discriminate based on race, sex, color, national or ethnic origin. Ecclesia College reserves the right to make changes in courses, policy, regulations and fees, as circumstances dictate subsequent to publication 2014-2018 Revised Academic Catalog 3 From the President Dear Student, Our world is changing. But we know that God’s ways have not changed and are still perfect. When it comes to shaping our minds, we are determined to follow His ways so that His purposes will be realized fully in our lives. God is very particular about the order of education He prescribes to us in II Peter 1:5-10. As we follow His educational prescription for knowledge, we arrive at an increasing understanding of Him, the Truth, Who sets us free. The Scriptures assert the proper foundation for knowledge is first “faith” and then “character.” Knowledge gained through any means, apart from the foundation of Christ, inevitably leads us to spiritual ignorance and eventual ruin. Begin with the wrong premise and you always will arrive at the wrong conclusion. We welcome you to pursue a quality faith and character-based education here at Ecclesia College. We emphasize, whatever your major, setting your mind on the things above so that you will be rooted and grounded in unshakable Truth. We will help equip you with godly knowledge, skills and credentials so that you can be both truly successful in your career and highly effective for His Kingdom in your sphere of influence. Oren Paris III President, Ecclesia College 2014-2018 Revised Academic Catalog 4 ECCLESIA COLLEGE SPOKESWOMAN, Twila Paris “The foundation of my ministry was built through my studies at Ecclesia College in Springdale, Arkansas. That same life-changing curriculum is now available to you during your studies at my alma mater. Every day I draw from the principles I learned and the experiences I had, both in class and on outreach. The Lord impacted my life in a profound way, and I know He will do the same for you. God may be leading you to continue your study through Ecclesia College. Remember, no obstacle is insurmountable when God has ordained our steps. No sacrifice is too great when we respond in obedience to His direction. No doubt, you will be tested. I pray that you will not allow anything to hinder your faith and obedience to the Lord. We are all standing with you, believing God to make the way.” -- Twila Paris International Songwriter/ Recording Artist 2014-2018 Revised Academic Catalog 5 CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................................................ 10 MISSION STATEMENT .................................................................................................................................................. 10 SEVEN (7) CORE FOUNDATIONAL VALUES..................................................................................................................... 10 INSTITUTIONAL OUTCOMES .......................................................................................................................................... 11 Biblical Worldview and Faith ............................................................................................................................. 11 Critical and Creative Thinking ............................................................................................................................ 11 Effective Communication .................................................................................................................................... 11 Integrity ............................................................................................................................................................... 12 Leadership ........................................................................................................................................................... 12 Lifelong Learning ................................................................................................................................................ 12 Service and Stewardship ..................................................................................................................................... 12 ECCLESIA COLLEGE DISTINCTIVES ................................................................................................................................ 12 EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY OF ECCLESIA COLLEGE ........................................................................................................ 14 ABHE TENETS OF FAITH ............................................................................................................................................. 15 ECCLESIA COLLEGE CODE OF HONOR ............................................................................................................................ 16 HISTORY..................................................................................................................................................................... 18 COLLEGE ACCREDITATION & RECOGNITION ................................................................................................................... 19 LOCATION................................................................................................................................................................... 19 CAMPUS VISITS ........................................................................................................................................................... 19 ADMISSION INFORMATION......................................................................................................................... 20 ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ......................................................................................................................................... 20 SELECTION STATEMENT FOR ADMISSION....................................................................................................................... 20 APPLICATION PROCEDURES.......................................................................................................................................... 20 CONDITIONAL ACCEPTANCE ......................................................................................................................................... 20 SPECIAL STUDENTS ..................................................................................................................................................... 20 TRANSFER STUDENTS .................................................................................................................................................. 21 STUDENT ADA SERVICES ............................................................................................................................................. 21 CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT ........................................................................................................................................ 21 DUAL ENROLLMENT .................................................................................................................................................... 21 AUDIT POLICIES .......................................................................................................................................................... 21 ECCLESIA COLLEGE ACADEMIC CALENDAR .................................................................................................................... 21 REGISTRATION/ENROLLMENT VALIDATION PROCEDURES .............................................................................................. 22 WITHDRAWAL PROCEDURES ........................................................................................................................................ 22 Official withdrawal from college ........................................................................................................................ 22 Official withdrawal from a class ......................................................................................................................... 23 LEAVE OF ABSENCE (LOA) POLICY ............................................................................................................................... 23 ACADEMIC INFORMATION .......................................................................................................................... 25 ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT .............................................................................................................................................. 25 NORMAL COURSE LOAD ............................................................................................................................................... 25 COURSE NUMBERING ................................................................................................................................................... 26 FULL-TIME STATUS ..................................................................................................................................................... 26 COURSE DELIVERY SYSTEMS ........................................................................................................................................ 26 ON-CAMPUS
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