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Need to Update Pages CATALOG 2021 –2022 500 Shatto Place Los Angeles, California 90020 Website: www.wmu.edu Phone: (213) 388-1000 Fax: (213) 385-2332 1 Table of Contents Academic Integrity Commitment 20 ECE/FCC/NGO Program Descriptions 21 Vision from Our Founder 6 Early Childhood Education (ECE) 21 Message from the President 7 Teacher Certificate 21 Director Certificate 21 Administration 8 Family Christian Counseling (FCC) 21 Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) 22 Faculty 9 Full Time Faculty 9 ECE/FCC/NGO Course Descriptions 22 Adjunct Faculty 10 ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANUGAGE 24 Introducing the University 13 (ESL) Mission Statement 13 Purpose 24 Institutional Goals 13 Objectives 24 Philosophy of Education 13 Characteristics 24 State Authorization 13 Certificate of Completion 24 Accreditation 13 Application Requirements 24 Notice concerning transferability of credits International Students and Visas 25 and credentials earned at our institution 14 Health Insurance 25 Articulation Agreement 14 Academic Information 25 Location and Facilities 14 Sample Class Schedule 25 Denominational Recognition 14 Withdrawal and Refund 26 A Brief History 14 Statement of Faith 14 Marriage and Human Sexuality 15 UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS 27 Student Records and FERPA 15 A Statement about the United States Admissions Policies 27 Bankruptcy Code 16 Application 27 Admissions Procedure 27 Personal Interview 28 CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS 17 Language and Bible Knowledge Test 28 Health Insurance 28 Early Childhood Education (ECE) 17 Admissions Categories 28 Family Christian Counseling (FCC) 17 International Students and Visas 28 Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) 17 Spiritual Requirements 28 Non-discriminatory Policy 28 Admissions Policies 17 Transfer of Credits 28 Application 17 Prior Experiential Learning 29 Application Deadlines 17 Admissions Procedure 18 Academic Policies 29 Spiritual Requirements 18 Grading 29 Non-discriminatory Policy 18 Course Prerequisite Requirement 30 Repeated Courses 30 Academic Policies 18 Incomplete Policy 30 Grading 18 Auditing 30 Registration 18 Class Attendance 30 Time Limits for Completion of Degree 18 Registration 30 Academic Freedom Policies 19 Full/Part Time Status 30 Right to Review the Academic Record 19 Time Limits for Completion of Degree 31 Requirements for Graduation 31 Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy 19 Thesis 31 Academic Standing 19 Application for Graduation 31 2 Academic Freedom Policies 31 Registration 66 Withdrawal & Leave of Absence 32 Full/Part Time Status 66 Contract, Cancellation, and Dismissal 32 Time Limits for Completion of Degree 67 Right to Review the Academic Record 32 Requirements for Graduation 67 Ministry Project 67 Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy 32 Thesis 67 Academic Standing 32 Comprehensive Bible Exam 67 Academic Warning 32 Application for Graduation 67 Academic Probation 32 Academic Freedom Policies 67 Probation Removed 33 Withdrawal & Leave of Absence 68 Appeals 33 Contract, Cancellation, and Dismissal 68 Academic Integrity Commitment 33 Right to Review the Academic Record 68 International Students 33 Financial Aid Students 33 Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy 68 Consequences of Failing 34 Academic Standing 68 Financial Aid SAP Petition Policy 34 Academic Warning 68 Academic Probation 69 Undergraduate Program Descriptions 35 Probation Removed 69 Associate of Arts in Christian Ministries 35 Appeals 69 Associate of Arts in Christian Counseling 37 Academic Integrity Commitment 69 Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministries 39 International Students 69 Bachelor of Arts in Christian Counseling 41 Bachelor of Arts in Music 44 Master’s Program Descriptions 70 Bachelor of Science in Nursing Completion 47 Master of Divinity 70 Bachelor of Arts in Social Work 49 Master of Arts [MAT] 73 Master of Arts in Global Leadership 75 Undergraduate Course Descriptions 51 Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology 77 Master of Arts in Music 79 GRADUATE PROGRAMS 61 Master of Arts in Worship Studies 82 MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMS 61 Graduate Course Descriptions 84 -Master’s program Admissions Policies 62 Application 63 DOCTORAL DEGREE PROGRAMS 97 Admissions Procedure 63 Personal Interview 63 DOCTOR OF MINISTRY PROGRAM 97 Language and Bible Knowledge Test 63 Admissions Policies 97 Health Insurance 63 Application 97 Admissions Categories 63 Admissions Procedure 97 International Students and Visas 64 Health Insurance 98 Spiritual Requirements 64 Admissions Categories 98 Non-discriminatory Policy 64 International Students and Visas 98 Transfer of Credits 64 Spiritual Requirements 98 Prior Experiential Learning 65 Non-discriminatory Policy 98 Advanced Standing 65 Transfer of Credits 98 Prior Experiential Learning 99 Academic Policies 65 Grading 65 Academic Policies 99 Course Prerequisite Requirement 66 Grading 99 Repeated Courses 66 Repeated Courses 99 Incomplete Policy 66 Auditing 99 Auditing 66 Class Attendance 99 Class Attendance 66 Registration 99 3 Full/Part Time Status 99 Sexual Harassment 118 Time Limits for Completion of Degree 99 Student Orientation 118 Requirements for Graduation 99 International Students 118 Academic Freedom Policies 100 Student Fellowship 119 Withdrawal & Leave of Absence 100 Student Leadership 119 Contract, Cancellation, and Dismissal 100 Worship and Spiritual Life 119 Right to Review the Academic Record 101 Student Handbook 119 Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy 101 Counseling Services 119 International Students 102 Graduation and Employment 119 Student Compliant & D. Min Program Descriptions 103 Grievance Procedures 119 D. Min Course Descriptions 104 First Aid Kit 120 Emergency and Campus Crime 120 DOCTOR OF CHURCH OF MUSIC Career Planning and Placement Services 120 Housing 120 PROGRAM 105 Bookstore 121 Admissions Policies 105 Alumni Association 121 Application 105 Admissions Procedure 105 LIBRARY SERVICES 122 Transfer of Credits 105 Users 122 Library Hours 122 Academic Policies 106 Holdings 122 Registration 106 Search 122 Full/Part Time Status 106 Database 122 Time Limits for Completion of Degree 106 Internet Service 122 Requirements for Graduation 106 Copy/Printing 122 Cooperative Agreements 122 DCM Program Descriptions 107 Lending Policies 123 DCM Course Descriptions 109 Library User Rules 123 FINANCIAL INFORMATION 111 MACP Orange County Instructional Site Disclosure 111 (Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology) 125 Schedule of Charges 111 Student Right to Cancel 113 Administration 125 Withdrawal from the Program 113 Refund Policy 113 Faculty 125 Payment Schedule 113 Full Time Faculty 126 Financial Assistance 114 Adjunct Faculty 126 Scholarships 114 Scholarship Applications 115 Introducing the University 127 Student Tuition Recovery Fund(STRF) 115 Location and Facilities 127 Federal Financial Aid 116 Admissions Policies 128 Requirements for Eligibility 116 Application 128 Return of Title IV Funds Policy 116 Admissions Procedure 128 Overpayments and Overawards 117 Personal Interview 128 Language and Bible Knowledge Test 128 Veterans and Eligible Persons Receiving 117 Health Insurance 128 Educational Funds Admissions Categories 128 Ability-to-Benefit 129 STUDENT LIFE AND SERVICES 118 International Students and Visas 129 Standards of Conduct 118 Spiritual Requirements 129 Discipline 118 Non-discriminatory Policy 129 4 Transfer of Credits 129 Prior Experiential Learning 130 APPENDICES 140 Advanced Standing 130 Online Education 140 International Students 140 Academic Policies 130 Moodle Tutorial 140 Grading 130 Contact 140 Repeated Courses 131 Student Privacy Policy 140 Incomplete Policy 131 Technical Requirements 141 Auditing 131 Student Responsibilities 141 Class Attendance 131 Registration 131 Academic Calendar 142 Full/Part Time Status 131 Campus Map 144 Time Limits for Completion of Degree 131 School Anthem 145 Requirements for Graduation 131 Comprehensive Counseling Exam 132 Application for Graduation 132 Academic Freedom Policies 132 Withdrawal & Leave of Absence 132 Contract, Cancellation, and Dismissal 133 Right to Review the Academic Record 133 Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy 133 Academic Standing 133 Academic Warning 133 Academic Probation 133 Probation Removed 133 Appeals 133 Academic Integrity Commitment 134 International Students 134 MACP Program Descriptions 135 MACP Course Descriptions 137 5 Vision from Our Founder World Mission University was founded by Reverend Dong Sun Lim on his firm determination and belief that “The Global Village is My Ranch”. There was no place too far or remote to take the message of the gospel. Founder Dong Sun Lim was a life-long missionary who had a passion to take the message of the gospel to the ends of the world. Founder Dong Sun Lim’s desire was to raise up Christian leaders with a strong desire to expand the kingdom of God. World Mission University was established to train pastors, missionaries and lay leaders. Dr. Dong Sun Lim WMU Founder Founder Lim’s vision was to establish a quality educational institution both academically and spiritually. “The reason I founded this school was to train faithful pastors, passionate missionaries, and lay leaders. What I dream for this school will not be achieved overnight. My hope and prayer is that World Mission University would become a Korean Harvard, a Korean Yale, and a Korean Princeton in the near future”. (Dong Sun Lim, Retrospect and Prospect, 2000). Through a shared and united vision for the school, the leadership of World Mission University stands committed to realize/expand the vision that founder Dong Sun Lim had for the institution and what God has in store for our future. 6 Message from the President
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