ABHE ACCREDITED

State Authorized by Tennessee Higher Education Commission

Orientation & Registration

ABHE ACCREDITED

State Authorized by Tennessee Higher Education Commission

(901) 620-6950

ABHE ACCREDITED

State Authorized by Tennessee Higher Education Commission

(901) 620-6950

Orientation & Registration

All new, first-time, re-entering and transfer students are expected to attend orientation. Orientation acquaints students with administration, faculty, staff, facilities, services, policies and procedures for registration. Orientation will take place on the first day of registration for each semester. The academic dean will announce the specific times and location for all orientation activities.

How to Register

During the Orientation and Registration (O & R Week) all students will register for classes and new/returning students will attend orientation sessions. Students should register on the days designated for registration according to the All Saints Bible College calendar. They should take the following steps:

1. Complete admissions and testing requirements.

2. Clear any outstanding debts owed to the Bible College.

3. If a new student, attend orientation.

4. Meet with an academic advisor for counseling.

5. Register on-site, by Internet or by telephone.

6. Pay tuition and fees.

Students who apply for admission late (less than one month prior to registration) and have not received admission letters should contact the Office of Admissions for instructions on how to register.

Where to Register

Students may register on campus, by Internet, mail, or by telephone (if clearance has been received for this). Students should contact the Bible College for location, date, and times of registration.

Registration Periods

The periods of registration are pre-registration, regular registration, and late registration.

Pre-registration is designed for currently enrolled students and students who have been admitted to the Bible College.

Pre-registration will be held no later than six (6) weeks prior to the end of every semester. During pre-registration, students will meet with an academic counselor and discuss his /her academic progress. Early registration is usually held prior to the term where course offerings have been announced.

Regular registration is the scheduled time immediately prior to the start of classes in a semester or term. At regular registration, tuition, and fees are due at the time the student enrolls in courses.

Late registration runs for two weeks after the scheduled start of registration. Students incur an additional fee for registering late.

It is recommended that the student register as early as possible. Students are able to enroll in the more popular courses which usually close early, enroll in classes back-to-back, or enroll in courses at times compatible with their work schedules and other important activities and obligations. In early registration, fees must be paid at the published deadline or the registration will be voided and the student must register again.

If extenuating circumstances warrant the registration of a student after the last day of the late registration period, approval of the Dean of Students is required.

Change of Registration

A student may change his/her original class schedule by dropping, adding or withdrawing from classes. For adding a class, the student should seek assistance from his/her advisor, complete a Change of Registration Form, and pay any additional fees due and/or payable at the time the class is added. For dropping a class, the student should seek assistance from his/her advisor, complete a Change of Registration Form, and wait for any refund from the Business Office. In many instances, refunds are not due.

When a student must stop attending all classes or withdraw from the one and only class in which he/she is enrolled, a Change of Registration Form must be submitted to the Registrar within the prescribed period allowed for withdrawals. Withdrawals are indicated on the transcript with a grade of “WP” (Withdrawal Passing), unless the student files past the deadline and a grade of “WF” (Withdrawal Failing), is assigned for each course. When a student stops attending a course and fails to contact the instructor, the student may be withdrawn/dropped from the course by the instructor.

Cancellation of Courses

All Saints Bible College reserves the right to cancel a course if the number of students registered for the course is insufficient to warrant the course offering, no qualified faculty is available, and/or appropriate facilities are unavailable. Each student who enrolls in a class that is later cancelled will have an opportunity to add another in its place. The Bible College can, without the student’s consent, drop him/her from the cancelled class. In some instances, independent study courses may be designed to provide class hours for persons whose classes have been cancelled.

Name, Address, and/or Telephone Number

All Saints regards a student’s name, mailing address, telephone number, major and/or program and classification as directory information.

The student must inform the Office of the Registrar of any change in his/her legal name, mailing address, or telephone number while enrolled. A copy of legal records should be submitted to verify a name change.

All Saints Bible College is authorized for operations as a postsecondary educational institution by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission Annual Performance Reports for All Saints Bible College can be found here.

All Saints Bible College is accredited by the Association for Biblical Higher Education Commission on Accreditation (5850 T. G. Lee Blvd., Ste. 130, Orlando, FL 32822, 407.207.0808) to grant Certificates and degrees at the Associate and Baccalaureate levels.

Orientation & Registration

Orientation & Registration

Orientation & Registration