School Policies

Academic Integrity

Bible Baptist Seminary of the Philippines, Inc.  is committed to developing educated, Christian leaders. It is therefore expected that students practice integrity and honesty in their academic and personal life.

Not only should students refrain from dishonest behavior such as cheating on quizzes and tests, falsifying records, documents, attendance sheets and plagiarism, they should also discourage others from doing so. For the complete statement of academic integrity policies and procedures, see the Student Handbook.

Repeat Policy

Students may retake classes from which they gave withdrawn or received a failing grade. Retaking of a course with a grade, changes the GPA when a course is retaken and a higher grade is received. The grade and attempted hours remain on the transcript, but the attempted hours are not calculated into the GPA from the repeated grade.

Academic Standards

Students are responsible to maintain satisfactory progress toward a certificate or degree in accordance with the prescribed standards of the College. The standards are based on a 1.0 scale.

 Minimum passing – 4.0 in all subjects.

Program Restrictions

Students are held responsible for their schedule of courses arranged at the time of registration. Any changes must be made only by the registrar. Students who make a change in their schedule without securing permission from the registrar will be penalized by loss of credit for the course involved. The College reserves the right to drop any student who fails to do satisfactory work or who does not cooperate with the policies of the College. Students may be asked to withdraw if it is deemed that they do not conform to the regulations or fit into the spirit of the College.

Class Attendance

Students are expected to attend all classes. A careful and consistent record of all absences is maintained. A complete explanation of the Attendance Policy is located in the General Information given to students.

Drop Criteria

The last day to drop out of school is seven days following the first class day of the semester.  Failure to inform the office of the dropped attendance before the maximum number of absences is reached will result in the student receiving a grade of FA.