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2020-2021 MTCC Catalog More Than Conquerors College STUDENT CATALOG 2020-2021 ________________________________________________________________________________________ “Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto my Father. And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do, that the Father maybe glorified in the Son.” (John 14:12, 13) _______________________________________________________________________________________ 9335 Nations Ford Road, Charlotte, NC 28273 Phone: (704) 679-9122 Fax: (704) 522-1106 E-Mail:[email protected] Website: www.morethanconquerorscollege.org morethanconquerorscollege Issue: Twenty-Nine Revised October 2020 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Academic Calendar................................................................................................................................ ……4 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................... 5 Accreditation ............................................................................................................................................................. 5 Statement of Non-Discrimination ............................................................................................................................ 5 Reasonable Accommodations (Applicants with Disabilities) ................................................................................. 5 Notice of Exemption .................................................................................................................................................. 6 Mission Statement .................................................................................................................................................... 6 Statement of Purpose ................................................................................................................................................ 6 Statement of Faith ................................................................................................................................................ 7-8 Greetings: Dr. Robyn Gool, Founder and President and Dr. Zebria Coffey, Dean of Academics ........................ 9 Campus Facilities .............................................................................................................................................. 10-13 Programs of Study ............................................................................................................................................. 14-15 Admissions and Registration ............................................................................................................................ 16-24 Admittance of International Students ................................................................................................................... 24 Financial Information ....................................................................................................................................... 25-28 Tuition, Fees, and Charges .............................................................................................................................. 25 Payment Plans .................................................................................................................................................. 26 Veterans Information ....................................................................................................................................... 27 Academic Information ....................................................................................................................................... 29-38 Attendance ........................................................................................................................................................ 30 Academic Requirements ................................................................................................................................... 30 Academic Advisement ...................................................................................................................................... 30 Grading System ................................................................................................................................................ 31 Academic Progress ............................................................................................................................................ 31 Withdrawal Procedures .............................................................................................................................. 32-33 Inclement Weather ........................................................................................................................................... 36 Graduation Requirements ................................................................................................................................ 37 Student Information ......................................................................................................................................... 39-46 Honor Pledge ..................................................................................................................................................... 40 Complaints and Grievances ............................................................................................................................. 41 Student Conduct ............................................................................................................................................... 42 Student Dress Code .................................................................................................................................... 42-43 Disciplinary Procedures ............................................................................................................................. 43-44 Housing ............................................................................................................................................................. 46 Student ID and Parking Pass .......................................................................................................................... 46 Program Curricula ............................................................................................................................................ 47-60 Basic Curriculum of Bible Studies Certificate ................................................................................................ 48 Associate of Christian Ministry Degree .......................................................................................................... 50 Associate of Biblical Studies Degree ............................................................................................................... 51 Bachelor of Christian Ministry Degree ..................................................................................................... 52-53 Master of Christian Ministry Degree ........................................................................................................ 54-55 Doctoral of Christian Ministry Degree ...................................................................................................... 56-57 Pastoral Vision Program Curriculum.............................................................................................................. 58 Course Descriptions .......................................................................................................................................... 59-71 Faculty and Staff ............................................................................................................................................... 73-76 Index .................................................................................................................................................................. 77-80 3 4 The purpose of this catalog is to assist current and prospective students by providing information about our institution, its purpose, academic programs, student services, and administrative policies and procedures. All questions should be directed to the More Than Conquerors College administrative office at the More Than Conquerors College campus located at 9335 Nations Ford Road in Charlotte, North Carolina or you may call us at (704) 679-9122. MTCC office hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ACCREDITATION AND AFFILIATIONS More Than Conquerors College exists as a private, post-secondary educational extension of Victory Christian Center Church which is located on 7228 Kings Ridge Drive in Charlotte, North Carolina. More Than Conquerors College is accredited by the Transworld Accrediting Commission International, 231 E Alessandro Blvd, Suite A, and Box 210, Riverside, California. THE COLLEGE NAME The College name--More Than Conquerors College--is taken from Romans 8:37 which says, ―Nay in all these things, we are more than conquerors through him that loved us.‖ STATEMENT OF NON-DISCRIMINATION More Than Conquerors College is an equal opportunity Christian educational institution. Qualified applicants are admitted without regard to ethnic group, gender, age, national origin, handicap status, or veteran status. REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS Educational opportunities will not be denied to any otherwise qualified individual because of a disability. More Than Conquerors College does
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