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his tentative schedule of classes for fall 2012 is for advisement and planning purposes. Early registration will begin July 1, 2012. If you are planning to be a new student beginning with the fall semester please submit a completed online Application for Admission to the Admissions Office. Individuals applying for the Open Learning Program provide minimal information. This is the normal admissions status of persons taking THL 110ab Tomorrow's World Bible Study Course I & II and those who have successfully completed Lessons 1-24 in the non-credit editions of the Tomorrow's World Bible Study Course and are therefore eligible to enroll with a 100% tuition discount in an online section of THL 135 Life, Ministry, and Teachings of Jesus for either credit or audit. An Open Learning student can apply a maximum of twenty-four semester hours earned through the Open Learning Program to a baccalaureate degree, eighteen to an associate degree, and fifteen to a diploma or certificate. Grades earned through the Open Learning Program become part of a student's permanent academic record. See Open Learning Program. The University seeks to provide a Prospectus for each course so that prospective students have a well-informed idea of the nature and requirements of our courses. A Prospectus, however, is a generalized syllabus. A formal course syllabus is made available for each course when the semester begins. A registered student may drop a course with a 100% refund of tuition if the student officially withdraws (drops) a course prior to the first day of classes of the semester or during the Late Registration (Add/Drop) Period as noted in the Academic Calendar. See also Course Cancellation and Refunds. HY = Hybrid Course (A hybrid course (HY), sometimes referred to as a blended course, is one in which a substantial amount of the course requirements are to be completed online via the course website and email. Students may be required to complete some work on campus or through telecommunicating [using Microsoft Office Live Meeting] at designated dates and times as set forth in the schedule of classes or as communicated to students by the instructor). Scheduled meeting times are indicated by Conf below. WC = Web-centered Course (A web-centered course (WC) is one where instruction is delivered to a student’s computer over the Internet. The instructor leads and actively monitors student online activity in completing the course. Because of the interactive nature of a web-centered course, student access to a computer with Internet capability and active participation are necessary for satisfactory course completion. Web-centered courses require no in-class lecture time).
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