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Regional Christian University Regional Christian University 2019 - 2020 2019 - 2020 Catalog Regional Christian University Catalog 2019 - 2020 Designed, Produced, and Published by: Regional Christian University Office of the Registrar 2 Regional Christian University is a Biblical Higher Education Ministry of AREA EVANGELISM MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL, INC. * Address inquiries, requests for applications, and requests for interview appointments to: Regional Christian University 510 East Van Week St. Edinburg, TX 78541 Tel. (956)867-8721 ~~ Fax (956) 378-9644 * e-mail address: [email protected] website: regionalbiblecollege.org * All information provided in this catalog is subject to change without notice and does not constitute a contract between Regional Christian University and a student or an applicant for admission. * President: Dr. David J. Hoyte 3 The Regional Christian University Motto: Santidad – Dedicación – Excelencia (Holiness – Dedication – Excellence) * The Regional Christian University Emblem: The Cross, the Crown, the Word, and Prayer Emphasizing Biblical Holiness, Prayer and the Devotional Life * The Regional Christian University Colors: Burgundy, Black, Gold 4 A Message from the President Welcome We are happy to welcome you to the Regional Christian University Higher Education Environment. All courses are offered for the Glory of God and the advancement of His Kingdom. It is our conviction that this nation and this world will only be saved and restored by the promulgation of a Christian Education which transforms the vision, the thinking, and the action of every student. The hope for the transformation of the world is not through politics, but rather through the renewing of the mind through Christ Jesus (Rom. 12:2). Here at Regional Christian University, our educational program is founded upon the Word of God, and sustained by six general education foundational pillars: Discernment & Critical Thinking (2 Timothy 2:15), Effective Communication (Matthew 28:19), Christian Worldview (1 Peter 3:15), Biblical Values & Engagement (Proverbs 1:7), Christian Leadership (Matthew 20:26), and Personal Growth and Maturity (1 Thessalonians 5:23). As our students diligently attend to these foundational pillars and apply them to their lives, not only will there be academic rewards, but spiritual and sustaining victories in the inner man. I trust that you will join us in this endeavor as the Lord leads you. Dr. David J. Hoyte, President of Regional Christian University 5 Contents A Message from the President ........................................................................................................ 5 GENERAL INFORMATION ...................................................................................................... 11 Brief History .............................................................................................................................. 12 Mission and Purpose ................................................................................................................. 12 Mission Introduction ............................................................................................................. 12 Mission Statement ................................................................................................................. 14 School Motto ............................................................................................................................. 14 Fulfillment of Mission .......................................................................................................... 14 Institutional Objectives ......................................................................................................... 14 Institutional Goals ................................................................................................................. 15 Statement of Institutional Philosophy of Student Development ............................................... 15 Doctrinal Statement: .................................................................................................................. 18 Non-Discriminatory Policy ....................................................................................................... 19 Denominational Affiliations ...................................................................................................... 19 Texas State Exemption .............................................................................................................. 20 Approval .................................................................................................................................... 20 Articulation Agreements ........................................................................................................... 20 Teacher Certification ................................................................................................................. 21 Library Use Agreement ............................................................................................................. 21 Enrollment and Graduates ......................................................................................................... 21 Department Contact Information .............................................................................................. 22 Affiliations ................................................................................................................................ 22 Ecclesiastical Endorsements ..................................................................................................... 22 ADMISSIONS .............................................................................................................................. 24 Admission to the University ...................................................................................................... 25 Undergraduate Admission Requirements ............................................................................. 25 Special Admission ................................................................................................................ 25 Non-Degree Seeking Students .............................................................................................. 26 International Admissions ...................................................................................................... 26 Probationary Admissions Policy ............................................................................................... 26 6 Re-Admission ............................................................................................................................ 26 Transfer Credit .......................................................................................................................... 26 Criteria Governing Eligible Transfer of Credits ....................................................................... 27 University Credit for Work, Life, and Ministry Experience ..................................................... 27 Special Pastoral Remedial Track............................................................................................... 27 Adult Education Program .......................................................................................................... 28 ACADEMIC PROGRAMS .......................................................................................................... 29 Biblically Based Education Competencies ............................................................................... 30 General Education Competencies ............................................................................................. 30 Christian Service Experience .................................................................................................... 30 Curricular Programs .................................................................................................................. 31 College of Biblical Studies/Theology ................................................................................... 31 Ruth H. Martin College of Christian Education ................................................................... 31 Undergraduate Program Length ............................................................................................ 32 Undergraduate Admission Requirements ............................................................................. 32 Undergraduate Graduation Requirements ............................................................................. 32 Undergraduate Academic Plan: Certificate Program ............................................................ 32 Undergraduate Academic Plan: Diploma Program ............................................................... 33 Undergraduate Degree Plan: Associate Degree and Diploma Program: .............................. 33 Undergraduate Degree Plan: Bachelors ................................................................................ 33 The Associate of Arts in Christian Education ........................................................................... 34 The Bachelor of Arts in Christian Education ............................................................................ 36 The Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies ................................................................................. 40 The Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies .................................................................................. 42 Advanced Certificate in Ministry .............................................................................................
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