Undergraduate Programs 2008-2009 Academic Catalog
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Undergraduate Programs 2008-2009 Academic Catalog 7435 MONTICELLO ROAD POST OFFICE BOX 3122 COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA 29230-3122 [803] 754.4100 / 1.800.777.2227 WWW.CIU.EDU COLUMBIAINTERNATIONALUNIVERSITY WhyBECAUSE WECIU? EMPHASIZE . THE AUTHORITY OF SCRIPTURE We concentrate on mastering God’s Word, learning to understand its meaning and apply its teaching. WHOLE LIFE TRAINING We emphasize not only academic excellence and professional competence but also personal growth . .the dynamic of the Holy Spirit to make us like Christ in daily living. WORLD WIDE EVANGELIZATION We are committed to reaching our generation with the gospel . preparing each student to have an impact as part of the missions team, whether in a sending church or as one sent. COLUMBIA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY ADMITS STUDENTS OF ANY RACE, COLOR, AND NATIONAL OR ETHNIC ORIGIN. The course offerings and requirements of the University are continually under examination and revision. This catalog reflects the academic programs and policies for students entering during the 2008-2009 academic year. While requirements may be changed, this document serves as the institution’s statement of intent and is monitored by accrediting and governmental agencies for compliance and integrity. COLUMBIAINTERNATIONALUNIVERSITY LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT ..................................................2 EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES ..........................................93 93 INTRODUCING COLUMBIA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY ....3 Academic Advising .......................................................... 93 ..............................................................................4 Academic and Disability Services .................................. History 93 ........................................................................4 Ministry Resource Department ...................................... Philosophy 93 ............................................................8 Library ................................................................................ Doctrinal Standard 93 ........................................9 Bookstore............................................................................ Denominational Relationships 93 ....................................10 Copy Center ...................................................................... Accreditation and Recognition ........................................94 Ministry Skills Development DEGREES OFFERED ....................................................................11 94 Computer Lab.................................................................... ......................................................12 Completing a Degree ..............................................................17 STUDENT LIFE ................................................................95 Bible Certificate ................................................18 ....................................................................96 Associate of Arts Degree Spiritual Life ..........................................................20 ................................................ ..96 Community Standards Bachelor’s Degree ............................................................101 BACHELOR’S DEGREE — PROGRAMS ..................................24 Student Services ..............................................................26 Applied English ADMISSIONS ................................................................103 ................................................................29 Bible Teaching ......................................................104 ..........................................................33 Who Should Apply Biblical Languages .............................................................. 106 36 How to Apply Business & Organizational Leadership (minor) .......... ..................................................109 37 Financial Information Communication ................................................................ ............................110 41 Tuition Rates, Fees, Room & Board English (minor) (see Applied English) .......................... 111 42 Explanation of Fees ........................................................ Family and Church Education ........................................ 112 47 Estimated Costs Per Year.............................................. General Studies.................................................................. 51 Humanities ........................................................................ FINANCIAL AID ............................................................113 55 .................................................. 114 Intercultural Studies ........................................................ Federal Financial Aid ....................................................114 International Community Types of Federal Aid Development (minor only) ..........................................58 ......114 59 International Students – Funding Requirements Middle Eastern Studies .................................................... 115 63 Institutional Scholarships – Funding Requirements Music .................................................................................. ..................................117 67 Satisfactory Academic Progress Outdoor Leadership (minor only).................................. 118 68 Financial Aid Refund Policy.......................................... Pastoral Ministries ............................................................ 118 Student Rights Statement .............................................. Philosophy (minor only) ..................................................72 73 Psychology ........................................................................ ACADEMIC LIFE ............................................................119 78 Teacher Education ............................................................ ..............................................120 82 Registration Information TEFL (minor only) ............................................................ ............................................124 84 Classes and Examinations Video Production (minor only) ...................................... ..............................................127 86 Records and Graduation Youth Ministry .................................................................. EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ............................89 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS 130 ................................................ ......................................................................90 LEADERSHIP AND FACULTY 157 TraveLearn .......................................... ..........................................................91 COMPLIANCE INFORMATION 170 Distance Learning ........................................ ..............................................................91 AP & CLEP TESTING INFORMATION 172 Summer Studies ............................ 91 2008–2009 ACADEMIC CALENDAR 176 Midlands Technical College ............................................ .............................. ........................................91 MAPS 178 Jerusalem University College ................................................................................ ................................................................................91 GIAL ........................................92 Focus on the Family Institute ......................................................................92 EduVenture .......... 92 Institute for Strategic Languages and Cultures 2 LETTERFROMTHEPRESIDENT Dear Prospective Student, INFLUENCE. Probably not the first word that comes to mind as you make your decision on which college to attend. Yet this word is actually one of the most important words to consider because no matter where you attend college, you will be influenced. Let me explain. You perhaps have friends who attended colleges where the influence of the world eroded their Christian convictions. Whether through the influence of a faculty member or roommate, eventually their love for the Lord Jesus grew cool. At CIU, we will influence you as well. But not from the perspective of the world. We want to influence you from the perspective of the Word of God. We desire to WILLIAM H. JONES, PRESIDENT provide you with the education you need to pursue a career, and develop Christlike COLUMBIA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY character in your life – the whole life training you need to serve the Lord. INFLUENCE. It’s an important word. Come to CIU and let us influence you so one day soon you will influence the world for Christ. Many young people spend four or more formative years pursuing higher education. At CIU we want to help you invest those years in things that have eternal value. This catalog contains information about living and studying at CIU. But it may not tell you everything you want to know. If we can help you personally, please call (800) 777-2227 or e-mail the Admissions Office at [email protected] to discuss your specific needs or questions with one of our counselors. Yours for His glory, William H. Jones President INTRODUCTION 4 INTRODUCTION INTRODUCING COLUMBIA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY” “Go into all the world and preach the Gospel to every nation… Welcome to a dynamic university that trains Christians for McQuilkin, son of the first president, served from 1968-1990. global missions, full-time vocational Christian ministry in a Johnny V. Miller, CIU faculty member and former pastor, variety of strategic professions, and marketplace ministry. served as president from