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ONLINE ACADEMIC CATALOG 2021 – 2022 | Barclay College Barclay College 607 N. Kingman St. Haviland, KS 67059 620-862-5252 Fax 620-862-5242 Student Admissions: 1-800-862-0226 www.barclaycollege.edu [email protected] Welcome to the Barclay College Online Program! Since the fall of 2008, we have provided a way for students to earn their degree by taking classes online. Student evaluations continue to highlight the fact that classes are not only academically challenging but also provide great community. Many students that enter the Barclay College Online Program are surprised by the personal attention given by the online team and professors. Most classes will have a maximum of fifteen students with an average class size of seven to ten students. The Barclay Online Student body is made up of students of all ages ranging from recent high school graduates to retirees. At times, campus students elect to take online courses to accelerate their degree path or to add additional classes to their campus schedules. Regardless of your geographical location, whether at home in the United States or abroad, the Online Program can provide a biblically based education that will prepare you for effective Christian life, service, and leadership. Barclay College Online classes are asynchronous, meaning students may join a class at any time throughout the day or night to participate. Students join class by using a computer or laptop with high speed internet. Each class is conducted within a secure website which provides access to a student’s online classes, schedules, academic resources, and additional help items. In a standard class, 95% of the class interaction will take place on a discussion board. The discussion board is where students submit assignments, read, and respond to the work of other students, and connect with the instructor. The discussion board is fully integrated into the online portal and does not require additional software. Barclay Online students are required to pass the Online Orientation course (OBC101) to take online courses. The Online Orientation course is a self-paced training designed to familiarize students with the learning management system and encourage student success. The Online Orientation is provided at no cost or obligation. This catalog is intended to fairly represent Barclay Online programs and policies in effect when this volume was printed. Although every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, information in this catalog is subject to change at the discretion of the Barclay College Trustees, Administration, and Faculty. 2021-2022 Academic Calendar Fall 2021 Session 10 OTH302 Doctrine of Holiness July 5 - August 15 OCM346 Church History OOT351 Old Testament Prophets OWA101 Introduction to Worship Session 20 OPY204 Marriage and Family August 16 - September OBM344 Small Business Management 26 OMA108 College Algebra OPY337 Integration of Psychology and Christianity ONT356 Writings of John OHI100 Quaker History (FMT) OCJ211 Criminal Justice System OPY401 Psychology Senior Forum (2) OBM409 Business Senior Forum (2) Session 30 OTL202 Transformational Leadership September 27 - OCM335 Leadership Theory November 7 OTH308 Teachings of Friends OPY103 General Psychology OPM100 Introduction to Pastoral Preaching (FMT) OEN101 College Writing OMA399 Statistical Research Session 40 OTH304 Apologetics November 8 - OCJ233 Constitutional Law and Criminal Procedure December 19 OTH105 Basic Christian Doctrine (FMT) OSO211 Introduction to Sociology OPY332 Models of Research Design Spring 2022 Session 10 OCM107 Survey of Ministry January 3 - February 13 OBM341 Financial Management OPY341 Abnormal Psychology OOT341 Pentateuch OPY103 General Psychology OPY402 Psychology Senior Spring Forum (1) OBM409 Business Senior Forum (2) Session 20 OOT252 Old Testament Poetry February 14 - March 27 OOT343 Old Testament Models of Leadership OCJ222 Christian Foundation of Law and Ethics OPY334 Human Sexuality ONT102 New Testament Survey (FMT) OCM225 Ecclesiology Session 30 ONS101 General Biology March 28 - May 8 ONT322 Church Planting and Evangelism ONT392 Models of Conflict Management OPY342 Cognition OPM101 Introduction to Pastoral Care and Counseling (FMT) Session 40 OSP202 Fundamentals of Speech May 9 - June 19 OEN202 Research and Writing OPH205 Introduction to Philosophy ONT344 Pastoral Principles from the Pastoral Epistles OBI306 Hermeneutics OBM398 Human Resource Management OCJ233 Constitutional Law and Criminal Procedure OPY344 Tests and Measurements OCJ235 Criminology and Research Contents 2021-2022 ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2 Fall 2021 2 Spring 2022 3 INTRODUCING BARCLAY COLLEGE 12 ORIGINS AND HISTORY 12 STATEMENT OF FAITH 13 God 13 Jesus Christ 13 Holy Spirit 13 The Holy Bible 14 Humanity 14 Salvation 14 The Church 15 Christian Work 15 Resurrection and Judgment 15 MISSION STATEMENT 15 INSTITUTIONAL GOALS 16 PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION 16 INSTITUTIONAL OUTCOMES 16 MANAGEMENT 17 ACCREDITATION AND AFFILIATIONS 17 Veteran Benefits 18 State Authorization 18 FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT 19 LOCATION AND REGIONAL FACILITIES 19 HAVILAND CAMPUS FACILITIES 19 INQUIRIES 20 ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION 21 Transfer Students 21 LEC and CLEP 21 Readmission 21 International Students 22 Application Process 22 References 22 Academic Record 22 Questionnaire 22 Acceptance 22 Exception 1 – Conditional Admittance 23 Exception 2 – Provisional Admittance 23 Acceptance/Denial Notification 23 International Student Admissions Procedures 23 Registration 23 EXPENSES AND FINANCIAL AID 24 Tuition and Fees 24 Financial Aid 25 Types of Financial Aid 25 Applying for Financial Aid 25 Withdrawal and Refund Policy 26 Student Initiated Withdrawals 26 Administration Initiated Withdrawals 26 Procedure for Withdrawing from a Class 27 Satisfactory Academic Progress 28 Institutional Policy 28 Grade Point Average 28 Credit Hour Completion 28 Maximum Time Frame Limitation (Degree Completion) 28 Institutional Procedures 28 Probation 29 Appeal Process 29 Consequences of Denial 29 Attendance Policy for Online Courses 29 Academic Integrity 30 Graduation Requirements 31 Bachelor’s Degree Requirements 31 Associate’s Degree Requirements 31 LIBRARY AND OTHER LEARNING RESOURCES 31 BARCLAY ONLINE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 33 Structure and Faculty 33 Instructional Modules 33 Instructional Faculty 33 DIVISION OF GENERAL STUDIES 34 Outcomes 34 Associate of Arts – General Studies 34 Course Requirements 34 DIVISION OF BIBLE AND MINISTRY 36 Bachelor of Science – Biblical Studies 36 Outcomes 36 Course Requirements 36 Bachelor of Science – Christian Leadership 37 Program Outcomes 37 Course Requirements 37 DIVISION OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 39 Purpose 39 Bachelor of Science — Business Management 39 Outcomes 39 Course Requirement 40 Bachelor of Science - Psychology 41 Outcomes 41 Course Requirements 41 ONLINE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS 43 Certificate in Biblical Studies 43 Certificate in Business Studies 43 Certificate in Christian Ministry 43 Certificate in Psychology 43 Friends Ministry Training Certificate 43 Objectives 44 Graduation Requirements – Barclay College Certificates 44 COURSE LISTINGS 45 BARCLAY COLLEGE SUCCESS 45 OBC101: Orientation to Barclay College Online (0) 45 OBL311: LIFE ASSESSMENT/SELF-MANAGEMENT (3) 45 BIBLICAL STUDIES 45 OBI205: Bible Study Methods (3) 45 OBI306: Hermeneutics (3) 45 OBI321: Introduction to the Bible (3) 45 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 45 OBM106: Introduction to Business (3) 45 OBM213: ACCOUNTING I (3) 45 OBM315: PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (3) 46 OBM341: Financial Management (3) 46 OBM344: SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (3) 46 OBM390: FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING (3) 46 OBM393: Legal Environment of Business (3) 46 OBM394: Contemporary Economic Issues (3) 46 OBM396: Marketing Management (3) 46 OBM398: Human Resource Management (3) 46 OBM409: Business Senior Forum (3) 46 CRIMINAL JUSTICE 47 OCJ211: Criminal Justice System (3) 47 OCJ212: Law Enforcement and Community Policing (3) 47 OCJ213: COURTS AND PROCEDURE (3) 47 OCJ214: VICTIMOLOGY (3) 47 OCJ215: TERRORISM AND HOMELAND SECURITY (3) 47 OCJ216: TECHNOLOGY AND CYBER CRIME (3) 47 OCJ222: Christian Foundations of Law and Ethics (3) 47 OCJ223: CORRECTIONS (3) 48 OCJ233: Constitutional Law and Criminal Procedure (3) 48 OCJ234: Current Approaches to Restorative Justice (3) 48 OCJ235: CRIMINOLOGY RESEARCH AND INVESTIGATION (3) 48 OCJ236: CRIMINAL JUSTICE CAPSTONE (3) 48 CHRISTIAN MINISTRY LEADERSHIP 48 OCM100: Introduction to Evangelism, Missions and Church Growth (3) 48 OCM104: PERSONAL EVANGELISM SEMINAR (1) 48 OCM107: SURVEY OF CHURCH MINISTRY (3) 49 OCM314: Communication (3) 49 OCM323: Advanced Spiritual Formation (3) 49 OCM335: Leadership Theory (3) 49 OCM346: Church History (3) 49 OSL: SPIRITUAL FORMATION I (3) 49 OTL202: TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP (3) 49 ENGLISH COMPOSITION 49 OEN101: College Writing (3) 49 OEN202: Research and Writing (3) 50 HISTORY 50 OHI100: Quaker History (3) 50 OHI101: Introduction to Church History (3) 50 OHI204: History of the Civil War (3) 50 MATHEMATICS 50 OMA101: Mathematical Concepts (3) 50 OMA107: Beginning and Intermediate Algebra 50 OMA108: College Algebra (3) 50 OMA399: Statistical Research (3) 51 MISSIONS 51 OMI208: INTERCULTURAL MINISTRY (3) 51 OMI322: WORLD CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVE (3) 51 MUSIC 51 OMU111: Music Appreciation (3) 51 NATURAL SCIENCES 51 ONS101: General Biology (3) 51 ONS121: Physical Science (3) 51 NEW TESTAMENT STUDIES 51 ONT102: New Testament Survey (3) 51 ONT211: TRANSFORMATIONAL LIFE AND LEADERSHIP OF CHRIST (3) 52 ONT241: SYNOPTIC GOSPELS (3) 52 ONT322: Church Planting and
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