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General Information................................................................................................... 3
Personnel.................................................................................................................. 5
Student Life................................................................................................................7
Academic Information................................................................................................ 9
Course Descriptions ................................................................................................ 15
Financial Information ................................................................................................20
Nipawin Bible College
Inspiring People to Know and Live the Word of God
FOUNDED IN 1934
BOX 1986 • NIPAWIN, SASKATCHEWAN S0E 1E0
PHONE 888.862.5095 • FAX 306.862.3651
[email protected]
www.nipawin.org
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From the President..................................................................................................... 2
At NBC we believe learning happens in the day-today challenges of study and community life. Not
only will faculty challenge you and inspire you, so
will your peers! Our size enhances this growth
process as you have the opportunity to develop deep
relationships.
For over 75 years, Nipawin Bible College has prepared young men
and women to serve God with all their heart, soul and mind. Our
goal is to create a community of growth, and to provide you with a
college experience that will not only equip you, but also inspire you to
live with passion for God.
Whether you are planning a career in the secular workplace, on the
mission field, or in the pastorate, a Bible School education will help
you “stand your ground” and be that “light” you want to be for God.
For those of you planning to attend university, Bible School is of
incredible value before you are confronted with the anti-Christian
mindset common in so many schools.
I assure you that the time, energy and finances you invest in Bible
College will pay off again and again throughout your life. May the
Lord guide you in these vital decisions.
from the president
Learning and growth don’t happen by accident—
that’s why you are considering attending Bible
College.
Sincerely in Christ,
Wes Fehr
President
Semester One
Semester Two
Opening Sunday............................................................ September 4
Classes Begin.......................................................................January 2
Registration ................................................................... September 5
Freshman & Junior Practicums.................. January 13- January 27
Day of Prayer................................................................. September 9
Day of Prayer.................................................................... February 3
Classes Begin............................................................... September 12
Semester Break......................................................... February 17–21
Missions Conference................................................. November 4-6
Youth Retreat .................................................................... March 2-4
Semester Break......................................................... November 7-13
Final Exams..................................................................... April 10-13
Alumni Weekend & Walkathon........................... November 18-20
Graduation Banquet............................................................. April 14
Christmas Banquet........................................................ December 9
Graduation Ceremony.........................................................April 15
Christmas Cantata....................................................... December 10
Semester Close............................................................. December 16
NOTE: It remains the right of the College to change or revoke any information given in this catalogue without prior notice.
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… GENERAL INFORMATION
NBC Mission Statement
The mission of Nipawin Bible College is to see people intimately know
God and the Bible, grow spiritually in a vibrant community of faith, and
serve faithfully in the world with integrity, passion and relevance.
NBC Core Values
We value the Bible … God’s Word is completely reliable and relevant in
a world that is seeking answers. It is the final authority for life and the
key to spiritual growth and effectiveness.
We value spiritual growth … We seek to know and love God, and seek
to develop integrity of character, a sincere dedication to Christ, and a
life of prayer.
We value equipping… Our goal is to equip people for humble and
dedicated service for Christ by developing their spiritual gifts, and their
minds for Biblical thinking and discernment, through a balance of
knowledge and practical experience.
We value the community of believers… Each individual should
experience genuine relationship, grace, respect, compassion and
development as a part of the Body of Christ.
We value strategic partnership… We seek to cooperate and integrate
with the ministry of the local church, and other ministries whose goal is
fulfilling the Great Commission.
We value evangelism & missions… We seek to cultivate compassion
for the lost in an educational context that actively incorporates sharing
the gospel, in both local and global contexts.
HISTORY
Nipawin Bible College was born as a result of
the prayerful vision of a group of Christian
men from Tisdale, Saskatchewan in 1934.
Their desire was to begin an evangelical and
interdenominational Bible College in
northeastern Saskatchewan, which would
equip young men and women for Christian
ministry.
The school was first situated at the junction of
the Carrot and Leather Rivers, and was
named “Two Rivers Bible Institute.” In the
mid-fifties, repeated spring flooding of the
campus forced the school to relocate to its
present 135 acre site just south of Nipawin,
and was renamed “Nipawin Bible Institute.”
The name was changed again in 2007 to
“Nipawin Bible College.”
AFFILIATIONS
Nipawin Bible College is an evangelical
and interdenominational school. As such,
we welcome students from all
denominations and offer them an
opportunity to study the Word of God in
a friendly, denominationally-unbiased
climate.
Nipawin Bible College is a charter
member of the Canadian Council of
Christian Charities, which certifies that
our school satisfies the requirements
and standards of financial
accountability prescribed by this
national council.
NBC
LOCATION
Nipawin Bible College is located two
kilometres south of Nipawin on
Highway 35, three hours from
Saskatoon. Nipawin is a wellserviced town of 5,000 people
located in the heart of Saskatchewan’s
northeast agricultural community,
and attracts many tourists for its
excellent fishing, hunting and other
outdoor recreation.
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… GENERAL INFORMATION
DOCTRINAL STATEMENT
We believe the Scriptures, both Old and New Testaments,
inerrant as originally given, verbally inspired, to be the
Word of God to mankind, the complete revelation of His
will for the salvation of all people, and the supreme and
final authority in faith, doctrine and life. (2 Tim 3:16; 2 Pet
1:20,21; Jn 17:17; Heb 4:12)
We believe in one God, Creator of all things, infinitely
perfect and eternally existing in three Persons: Father, Son
and Holy Spirit, eternal in being, identical in nature, equal
in power and glory, with Jesus Christ being conceived by
the Holy Spirit, born of the virgin Mary, existing as true
God and true man. (Gen 1; Dt 6:4; 1 Pet 1:1,2; 2 Cor 13:14;
Ac 5:3; Mt 28:18,19; Jn 10:22-39; Mt 1:18-25; Lk 1:35; Isa
7:14; Col 1:15-20)
We believe that at death all people continue in conscious
existence, awaiting the bodily resurrection of the just and
the unjust, the saved to everlasting blessedness, and the lost
to everlasting conscious torment. (Lk 16:19-31; 2 Thes
1:5-10; Rev 20 & 21; 2 Pet 2:4–9)
We believe that mankind was created in the image of God,
sinned and thereby incurred not only physical death but
spiritual death; that each person is born with a sinful
nature, incapable of pleasing God and in the case of those
who reach moral responsibility, becomes a culpable sinner,
utterly lost. (Gen 1:26,27; Rom 5:12; Eph 2:1-3; Ti 3:3-5)
We believe the church is commissioned by God to shed the
light of the glorious Gospel of Jesus Christ in all the earth,
to reach the lost, disciple believers, and become a mature
body of Christ. (Mt 28:18–20; Eph 4:1-16; Rom 10:10-15; 2
Cor 5:11-20; 2 Tim 2:1-10; Heb 10:19-39)
We believe that the Lord Jesus Christ died on the cross for
our sins as the representative and propitiatory sacrifice,
subsequently resurrected bodily and personally, ascended
into heaven, abiding there as Forerunner, High Priest, and
Advocate. (1 Jn 2:1,2; 1 Cor 15:3-6; Eph 1:20-23; Rom
3:19-29; Acts 1:1-11; Heb. 7:11-28)
We believe in the Lord’s imminent return, which will be
personal, bodily, visible and pre-Millennial — the ‘blessed
hope’ which motivates the believer’s personal life and
service. (John 14:1–3; 1 Cor 15:50-58; 1 Thes 3:13; 1 Thes
4:13-18; Acts 1:11; Ti 2:11–14)
We believe that the shed blood of Christ and His
resurrection provide the only ground for justification and
salvation, and that only those who by faith receive the Lord
Jesus Christ as personal Saviour are born of the Holy Spirit
and thus become children of God. (Jn 14:6; Acts 4:12; Jn
1:12; Jn 3:3-8; 2 Cor 5:17; 1 Pet 1:18-21; Eph 2:8,9; Eph 1:7;
Col 1:13,14)
We believe in the person of the Holy Spirit whose ministry
is to glorify Jesus Christ, to convict people, to regenerate
the believing sinner, to indwell, guide, instruct, sanctify, fill
and empower the believer for godly living and service, and
the true Church being composed of all those who are thus
united together in the Body of Christ, of which He is the
Head. (Jn 14:16,17; Jn 15:26; Jn 16:8-14; Eph 5:18; 1 Cor
6:11; 1 Cor 12:13; Rom 12:5; Eph 1:22,23; Eph 4:1-16)
We believe in the personality of Satan and other evil spirit
beings, who are the enemies of God, constantly engaged in
spiritual warfare against God, the believer, and the holy
angels. (Isa 14:12-14; Eze 28:11-19; Dan 10:12-21; 2 Cor
4:3,4; 11:13-15; Rev 12; Rev 20:7-10; Eph 6:10-20; I Pet
5:8,9)
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… PERSONNEL
FACULTY
LINDSAY ANDERSON, B.A.
DEAN OF MEN/INSTRUCTOR/ATHLETIC
DIRECTOR
NCCP Level 1 Certification; B.A. in Biblical
Studies, Nipawin Bible Institute, 2004; M.A.
Studies, 2004-; Nipawin Bible College Faculty,
2006–
WES FEHR, B.A.
PRESIDENT/INSTRUCTOR
Christian Leadership Diploma, Nipawin Bible
Institute, 1984; B.A., Briercrest Bible College,
1992; M.A. Studies, 1998–; Nipawin Bible
College Faculty, 1992–; Nipawin Bible College
President, 2005–
BOB CLARY, B.R.E, M.A., Ph.D.
INSTRUCTOR/ADMINISTRATION
B.R.E. (Honours), Briercrest Bible College, 1982;
M.A., Wheaton College, 1988; Ph.D., Trinity
Evangelical Divinity School, 1997; Faculty,
Wheaton College, 1984–1990; Faculty, Okanagan
Bible College, 1989–1992; Camp Director, 1993–
1995; Nipawin Bible College Faculty, 1996–
MARK KOOP, B.A., B.F.A.
MUSIC DIRECTOR/MINISTRY TEAMS
B.A. in Biblical Studies, Nipawin Bible Institute,
2004; B.F.A. in Music, Prairie Bible College, 2006;
Nipawin Bible College Faculty, 2007-
WES DOBSON, M. Div., M.Th., D. Min.
ACADEMIC DEAN/INSTRUCTOR
B.A., Winnipeg Bible College, 1981; M.Div.,
Winnipeg Theological Seminary, 1986; M.Th.,
Winnipeg Theological Seminary, 1987; D.Min.,
Canadian Theological Seminary, 1996; Pastor,
Winkler, MB, 1980-1983; Senior Pastor, Meadow
Lake, SK, 1987-2009; Nipawin Bible College
Faculty, 2009-
ADAM YADLOWSKY, B.A.
INSTRUCTOR/SOCCER COACH
B.A. in Biblical Studies, Nipawin Bible College,
2008; M.A. Studies 2009-; Nipawin Bible College
Faculty, 2007-
ASSOCIATE FACULTY
JOHN COSBY, M.S.
GLENN DAMAN, M.A., D. Min
REV. DAN ESAU, B.A.
ROB MACDONALD, M.A.
JAMES PENNER, M.A.
MARV PENNER, M.A., D.Phil
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… PERSONNEL
STAFF
COLLEEN BRAUN
ASSISTANT COOK
Nipawin Bible College Staff, 2007-
JENNY DYCK
ENROLLMENT DIRECTOR/THREE60FIVE
Christian Ministry Diploma, Nipawin Bible Institute,
2006; Nipawin Bible College Staff, 2007-
JAKE BRAUN
MAINTENANCE
3rd-year Millwright apprentice, 2004; Nipawin Bible
College Staff, 2008-
KENDALL DYCK
FINANCES & FACILITIES MANAGER
Christian Ministry Diploma, Nipawin Bible Institute,
1996; Journeyman Cabinetmaker, 2001; Nipawin
Bible College Staff, 2006-
BRYAN DRIEDGER
REGISTRAR/ESL/IT
B.A. in Outdoor Pursuits, Nipawin Bible Institute,
DONNA ESAU
FOOD SERVICES MANAGER/COOK
Diploma in Biblical Studies, Berean Bible College,
1983; Diploma in Professional Cooking, Southern
Alberta Institute of Technology, 1985; Nipawin Bible
DIELLE DRIEDGER
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
B.A. in Biblical Studies, Nipawin Bible College, 2010;
MELANIE MCARTHUR
RECEPTIONIST/BOOKSTORE
B.C.M. Nipawin Bible Institute, 2005; Nipawin Bible
LYNDA DRIEDGER
DEAN OF WOMEN/LIBRARIAN
Christian Ministry Diploma, Nipawin Bible College,
MATTHEW THIESSEN
ENROLLMENT COUNSELOR/ASSOCIATE DEAN
B.A. in Biblical Studies, Nipawin Bible College, 2009;
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… STUDENT LIFE
Student Activities
Missions
NBC hosts an annual Missions Conference designed to
inspire and inform students regarding world missions.
Special speakers challenge students to consider the call of
God in their own lives.
Small Groups and Mentoring
Each student has the opportunity to be involved in a small
group to enhance relationships and spiritual growth. The
optional mentoring program takes the personal dynamic a
step further. This program simply involves meeting regularly
with a staff member or a senior student who will seek to help
you in whatever areas you are seeking growth.
Also, every 2 to 3 years students have the opportunity of
joining an NBC missions team to experience missions
firsthand and to impact the world for Christ. Teams have
gone out to Bulgaria, Peru, Honduras, and Japan. The handson ministry helps put classroom theory into practice.
Student Ministry
three60five
All students participate in Student Ministry on a regular
basis. Student Ministry gives you the opportunity to put
your classroom training to practical use. It is also an
opportunity for you to begin discovering ways in which God
can use you. Some of the types of Student Ministry include:
youth, seniors visitation, teaching Sunday School, kids’ clubs
in public schools, residence assistants (RA’s), and NBC music
& drama teams.
NBC hosts a youth retreat called “three60five.” This studentled event offers high school students the opportunity to be
challenged in their walk with God. High energy activities,
great worship, and challenging speakers make this event a
highlight each year.
Music & Drama Teams
NBC drama and music teams are another great way to be
involved in ministry. You can discover and develop your
skills at NBC. The teams go out on weekend ministries and a
three week tour each April after school ends.
Sports
NBC provides a variety of sports opportunities. Team sports
include hockey (men’s), soccer (outdoor and indoor),
basketball, and volleyball, depending upon school league
involvement and student interest. These teams compete with
local teams and/or other Bible schools. Key objectives of the
athletic program are skill and character development, and
Christian witness.
Student Leadership
Student Work
Student Council, Yearbook, Chapel Committee, and
three60five Committee are some of the leadership teams in
which students can be involved. These committees provide
key leadership in the school, and are also a great way of
developing leadership and administration skills.
Resident students are required to fulfill six hours of Student
Work each week. The program helps to develop skills,
personal responsibility, and a good work ethic. It also makes
possible the very reasonable room and board fees. If students
wish, however, they may pay the additional fees in place of
student work.
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… STUDENT LIFE
Facilities and Services
Community Life Expectations
The comfortable facilities at NBC provide a good setting for
your spiritual and personal growth. The Education Centre
houses the offices, bookstore, library, classrooms and chapel.
Other key campus facilities include the gymnasium/
auditorium, men’s and ladies’ residences, dining hall, and
family residences.
Living in the NBC community offers new opportunities for
you to experience the grace and power of God in your life.
Every community is enhanced by godly structure. Within
such boundaries our experiences and relationships are
enriched. The NBC Student Handbook, lays out the structure
under which you agree to function while you are a student at
Nipawin Bible College.
Meals and Accommodations
We expect that each student comes to NBC, first and
foremost, for a Christian education which will enhance their
love and service for Jesus Christ. Therefore we expect all
students to conduct themselves in a manner that conforms to
Biblical principles and manifests an honourable Christian
character.
Housing and meals are provided for dorm students
attending Nipawin Bible College. You only need to provide
bedding, towels and personal items. Note: hot-air popcorn
poppers, kettles, and mini fridges are the only kitchen
appliances allowed in dorm rooms.
Classes and dorm life are the primary components of a
student’s campus experience. The Student Handbook
outlines the expectations concerning class attendance, dress
codes, the use of personal entertainment media, and other
aspects of student life.
Student Lounge
The lower level of the dining hall houses a comfortable
student lounge and convenient snack bar for students. The
student lounge also serves as a games room, with a foosball
table, table tennis and pool table as the main attractions.
Relationships are also an important aspect of campus life.
Bible college presents unique opportunities to develop
lasting relationships. The Student Handbook contains
guidelines designed to encourage the healthy development of
these relationships.
Bookstore
Textbooks, paper supplies, Christian music, and other items
can be purchased in the school’s bookstore, which is a
service provided for staff, students, and the general public.
If you have any particular questions, please contact the
school and we will be happy to help you.
Internet/Email Access
Students have easy internet access in the Education Centre
and in the student lounge. NBC’s high speed internet service
makes general browsing, academic research, and email very
efficient.
Student Families
Each year NBC welcomes a number of student families.
NBC offers a unique setting for Christian growth for the
whole family. Recreational facilities on campus are available
for family use and are a highlight for many children. School
bus service is available on campus for those living in campus
housing. Families will enjoy the safe and caring community
at NBC.
Laundry Services
Laundry facilities are provided for students on campus. The
cost is included in the student fees.
Parking
Finances are always a major consideration for student
families. NBC offers very affordable rental housing on
campus which is available on a first come - first served basis.
Reasonably priced rental housing is also available only a few
minutes away in Nipawin.
Parking stalls are available for students who bring their
vehicles. The cost for electrical service is included in the
student fees.
Another benefit is reduced tuition for the spouse of full-time
students, making it more feasible for both to enjoy classes.
Spouses may audit a class at no cost or take one course per
semester for credit at 50% of regular tuition.
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… ACADEMIC INFORMATION
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Academic Load
Since classes are a central aspect of the program and
purposes of NBC, it is expected that all resident students will
carry a full load of classes. However, students may not
register for more than nineteen hours per semester without
the Registrar’s approval.
Prerequisites
•Applicants must confess Jesus Christ as their Lord and
Saviour, and have the assurance and evidence of a born-again
experience.
•The applicant’s references should demonstrate consistency
in Christian living and a commitment to growth in their
spiritual walk.
Classification Of Students
•Each applicant must be a high school graduate. Exceptions
are made in the case of candidates who do not have a high
school diploma but who are mature and clearly purposeful
toward their training at NBC.
Part-Time - students registered for 10 or fewer credit hours
per semester.
•NBC welcomes Home School students. Applicants will need
to demonstrate grade 12 equivalency, which will include a
transcript indicating course names, credits and grades
attained, and the home school curriculum used.
Grade points (GP) are given for each hour of credit
according to the grade received. To determine the grade
points earned in any given subject, multiply the point value
of your grade by the number of credit hours in the subject.
This value is used to calculate a Grade Point Average (GPA)
Application Procedures
Grading Scale
•Complete the Application Form, which you can download
from our website or request by mail or email, and mail it to
the Registrar of NBC accompanied with a nonrefundable
$25.00 application fee, or $35.00 if applying after August 15
(November 15 for those starting in January).
4.0 = 92-100%
3.8 = 89-91%
3.6 = 86-88%
3.3 = 83-85%
3.0 = 80-82%
2.7 = 76-79%
Full-Time (Regular) - 11 or more credit hours per semester.
Grade Point System
•Forward a high school transcript to the Registrar of NBC.
•Distribute reference forms as directed in the application.
The reference forms will come to you along with the
Application For Enrollment.
2.3 = 73-75%
2.0 = 70-72%
1.7 = 66-69%
1.3 = 63-65%
1.0 = 60-62%
0 = below 60% (fail)
Auditing
•The application will be acknowledged as soon as it is
received, and acceptance notification will be received after
the reference forms have been received.
ACADEMIC POLICIES
Auditing a course is an option to students in cases that are
approved by the Registrar. Auditing means a student attends
all classes, actively participating, but is not required to do the
course assignments.
Registration
Probation
Academic registration and orientation takes place at the
beginning of each semester. Upon registration the student is
officially enrolled at NBC.
A student may be placed under academic probation when
one or more grades fall below 1.0 Grade Points, or if three or
more assignments are overdue. However, low academic
grades alone need not necessitate a probation. The
purposes, conditions and terms of our probation policy are
outlined in detail in the Student Handbook.
Transfer Of Credits
Many Bible Colleges grant credit transfers to students who
have attended another school. NBC graduates have received
favourable credit transfers from several accredited Bible
Colleges and Seminaries, though NBC is not accredited. The
transfer of credits is dependent upon grades achieved
(usually minimum of 70%), the areas of study completed and
anticipated, and the standards of the institution. Individuals
desiring to transfer credits to NBC must submit a transcript
and catalogue from the previous college(s).
A complete policy regarding class attendance, course
assignments, exams, upgrades, auditing, and other academic
issues, is outlined in the Student Handbook which is
distributed to each student prior to the beginning of the
school year.
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Foundations for Life Certificate
(32 Credits)
Program Objectives
The Foundations for Life Program is designed as a
foundational, discipleship year which will equip the student
with a solid Biblical basis from which to pursue a career,
vocational training, or university studies. The program
includes the following objectives:
•personal Christian growth - to disciple the student toward
firm convictions in obedience to the Lordship of Jesus Christ.
•a foundational understanding of the Bible - to equip the
student with essential tools for the accurate interpretation
and general understanding of God’s Word.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
•Faculty approved Christian character.
•life application - to prepare the student for the complexity
of life in today’s society by developing a Biblical ethic and
world view and learning how to effectively share his/her
faith with others.
•Satisfactory completion of the program requirements as
outlined in each program of study.
•Financial obligations to NBC met or acceptable
arrangements made.
•Resident Study
Program Requirements
Resident study or “dorm life” is a vital component in the
interpersonal and spiritual development in the student’s life.
Therefore, all unmarried students will be expected to live in
the dorm except by special permission from the Dean of
Students.
Credits Course # and Title
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
3
6
In the case of transfer students a minimum of one year or
thirty-two hours of study at NBC is required in order to
graduate.
Graduation diplomas will be withheld until all graduation
requirements have been completed.
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BT113 God & the Bible
BT114 Life of Christ
BT115 Pentateuch
BT123 Approaching the Bible
BT124 Letters of Paul: Ephesians to Thessalonians
CM111 Discipleship & Evangelism
GE122 Ethics & Culture
PR115 Student Ministry (1/semester)
PR121 Freshman Missions Practicum
Electives
CHRISTIAN MINISTRY DIPLOMA
(64 Credits)
BACHELOR OF CHRISTIAN
MINISTRY
(3 years)
Program Objectives
Program Objectives
The Christian Ministry Diploma is designed for those
students who anticipate ministry in their local church or
simply want a solid base for further vocational training. This
program focuses on the following areas:
In addition to the objectives of the two year Christian
Ministry Diploma Program, this program emphasizes:
•a competent knowledge of the Scriptures — to equip the
student with a basic understanding of the content and nature
of the entire Scriptures along with its theological
development, while also developing the capacity to think
independently and evaluate constructively.
•knowledge of the Scriptures - increased understanding of
God’s Word combined with an ability to lead others in
personal Bible study.
•appreciation for the local church - a deeper knowledge and
appreciation for the ministry of the Church.
•an attitude of servant leadership — to inspire the student
toward a Christlike attitude of servant leadership through
instruction, example and experience, providing churches and
mission agencies with spiritually prepared workers.
•skill development for church ministry - equipping to
contribute in church ministries such as music, Sunday
School, youth ministry, and Bible Study, etc.
•skill development for Christian ministry — to equip the
student with basic communication and leadership skills as
they relate to Christian ministry and to provide the potential
full-time Christian worker, pastor, and/or missionary with a
foundation from which to pursue further education or
develop a ministry.
Year One
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
3
BT115 Pentateuch
Year Two
3
BT214
3
BT215
3
BT222
3
BT223
3
BT224
3
GE211
3
GE212
2
PR115
3
PR223
Admission Requirements
•Successful completion of the first two years of study.
•Faculty recommendation and/or approval.
•In accordance with the purposes of the Bachelor of
Christian Ministry program, there will be higher
expectations of the student’s academic performance so that
graduates will have developed an acceptable degree of
academic scholarship.
Program Requirements and Minors
Humanity, Sin & Salvation
Israel: Conquest to Crisis
Corinthians
Christian World View
Hermeneutics
Communications
Church History: Reformation to Present
Student Ministry (1/semester)
Outreach Missions Practicum
In addition to the requirements of the Christian Ministry
Diploma Program, the student will complete the courses as
required for one of the following minors of their choice:
• General Studies
• Missions
Elective Requirements - 12 credits
4
At least two of the following courses
GE251 Youth Ministry
CM252 Theology of Worship
CM256 Teacher Development
CM351 Teamwork in Ministry
8
Open Electives
12
General Studies Minor (98 Credits)
Missions Minor (64 Credits plus
Missions Internship)
Year One
Year One
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
3
BT115 Pentateuch
Year Two
3
BT214
3
BT215
3
BT222
3
BT223
3
BT224
3
GE211
3
GE212
2
PR115
3
PR223
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
3
BT115 Pentateuch
Year Two
3
BT214
3
BT215
3
BT222
3
BT223
3
MI221
3
GE211
3
GE212
2
PR115
3
PR223
Corinthians
Hermeneutics
Communications
Year Three
3
BT310 Israel: Crisis to Restoration
3
BT311 General Epistles
3
BT312 The Church and Last Things
3
CM321 Interpersonal Care & Counselling
3
CM322 Ministry Synthesis
3
GE311 Leadership Foundations
3
GE312 History of Christianity: the Early Church
3
GE313 Sermon Design & Delivery
4
PR317 Christian Leadership Practicum (2/semester)
Corinthians
Intro to Missions
Communications
Year Three - internship year
The intership year will include 1) a Cross-Cultural
Orientation provided by a NBC partner and 2) a CrossCultural Internship placement.
Through an arrangement with a NBC partner or other
mission agency,the student will gain hands-on experience in
cross-cultural missionary work. The syllabus for this
internship will be tailored to the interest of the student.
Internship placement will be the responsibility of the student
in consultation with the Academic Dean.
2
GE353 Cultural Anthropology
2
MI352 Issues in Missions
2
MI354 Missions Research Project
6
Open Electives
18 Open Electives
13
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN BIBLICAL
STUDIES OR CHRISTIAN
LEADERSHIP
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN BIBLICAL
STUDIES
(128 Credits)
The Biblical Studies major is designed for individuals
desiring to develop their Biblical training for Christian
Ministry. This program will equip the student with sound
Bible knowledge and provide a base for those wishing to
pursue further studies. The specific objectives of the Biblical
Studies Major are to enable the student to:
Program Objectives
Program Philosophy
The four year Bachelor of Arts program is designed to
prepare the student for vocational ministry or to go on to
further Biblical/Theological studies. It emphasizes the
importance of integration of study with “real life” ministry
contexts. The student will also have had opportunity to
interact with a mentor who will guide them in discerning
gifting and place of ministry in the Kingdom of God.
•Develop a broader knowledge of the Scriptures and related
theological issues and themes.
•Develop ability to apply Biblical truth to issues relevant to
the church and society.
The program has two majors. In the Christian Leadership
major, students will spend most of their fourth year as
interns in a ministry context related to their chosen track. In
the Biblical Studies major, students will take several modular
courses, with the remainder of their courses being
independent studies guided by a member of NBC’s faculty.
•Develop hermeneutical and ministry skills required to lead
others in the interpretation and application of God’s Word.
In addition to the core requirements (i.e. excluding electives)
for the Bachelor of Christian Ministry, the student will
complete the following:
In addition to accomplishing the objectives of the Bachelor
of Christian Ministry program, the Bachelor of Arts in
Biblical Studies and the Bachelor of Arts in Christian
Leadership are grounded in the following objectives:
Year Four
3
BT412 Pastoral Epistles*
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BT421 Bible/Theology Research Project
3
BT423 The Prophets of Israel
3
BT452 Issues in Theology*
3
GE4** Advanced Hermeneutics/Biblical Theology
3
GE4** NT book study
3
GE413 Ministry Foundations*
Ministry Philosophy Paper
•to develop ministry skills — development of skills required
for each major will prepare the student to meet the demands
of Christian Ministry.
•to apply Biblical training — the student will learn to apply
Biblical truth to the particular needs and issues in today’s
society.
•to enhance personal knowledge and spiritual growth —
the student will gain further knowledge as it pertains to their
major and will be challenged in their personal spiritual
growth.
Elective Requirements
24 Open Electives
Admission Requirements
•Successful completion of the first three years of study.
•Faculty recommendation and/or approval.
* These courses are offered in Independent Study format.
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… COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN
CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP
ELECTIVE REQUIREMENTS
Program Objectives
This track is designed to equip the student in executive
leadership skills. By working alongside a godly leader, the
student will develop skills in leading a Christian
organization (camp, mission, parachurch ministry, etc).
Courses at NBC will be designed to compliment the
student’s internship experience.
Leadership/Management Major
This program is designed for the individual anticipating
involvement in a pastoral, in a “people helping” ministry, or
in organizational leadership.
In addition to accomplishing the objectives of the Bachelor
of Christian Ministry, this program will further equip the
student to:
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•understand and communicate God’s Word — develop the
hermeneutical tools and Biblical knowledge to be accurately
interpret and communicate God’s Word within a ministry
context.
•counsel and nurture others — develop understanding of
the challenges of life in today’s society and acquire the skills
necessary for helping others toward a healthy, God-centered
lifestyle.
BT251 Wisdom Literature
CM255 Church Dynamics
CM354 Conflict Resolution
GE355 Global Leadership Summit
Open Electives
Pastoral Ministry Major
This track is designed to equip the student for general
pastoral ministry in the local church or in other ministries.
By taking relevant modular courses at NBC and
participating in an internship with an experienced pastoral
staff member the student will be able to integrate their study
into a real church situation.
•provide Christlike leadership — be aware of the challenges
encountered in pastoral leadership and develop competency
in leading others in fulfilling Biblical objectives.
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In addition to the core requirements for the Bachelor of
Christian Ministry, the student will complete the following:
Year Four
3
BT412 Pastoral Epistles
3
BT452 Issues in Theology
3
CM421 Foundations in Christian Counselling
3
GE413 Ministry Foundations
3
GE422 Leadership Dynamics
3
**429 Lectureship
12 PR433 Ministry Internship
Ministry Philosophy Paper
BT257 Spiritual Formation
CM252 Theology of Worship
CM255 Church Dynamics
CM354 Conflict Resolution
CM422 Advanced Preaching
Open Electives
Youth Ministry Major
This track is designed to equip the student for youth ministry
in the local church or in other ministries. By taking relevant
modular courses at NBC and participating in an internship
with an experienced youth pastor or youth worker the
student will be able to integrate their study into a real youth
ministry situation.
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BT257 Spiritual Formation
GE251 Youth Ministry
GE255 Family Life
GE354 Youth Culture
Open Electives
Course Offerings
Bible / Theology
The academic administration maintains the right to change
course offerings and requirements listed in this catalogue,
and to withhold course offerings if less than six students are
registered.
BT113 GOD AND THE BIBLE
3 Hours
A study of the Bible’s teaching concerning the nature,
character and activity of the Godhead, and the inspiration
and reliability of the Scriptures. Emphasis is placed on the
relevance of the attributes of the Godhead and His Word in
the life of the believer today.
Course Numbering System
BT114 LIFE OF CHRIST
3 Hours
A study of the Gospels with particular emphasis on the
Gospel of John. The life, ministry and teachings of Jesus will
be the central focus of this course.
The numbers used in the course titles indicate the following:
•The first digit indicates the level at which the course will
normally be taught. (100 courses are year one, 200 are year
two, etc. )
BT115 PENTATEUCH
3 Hours
A survey of Genesis to Deuteronomy, with a focus on
creation, the birth of the nation Israel, and the covenant
relationship between God and His people.
•The second digit indicates either:
a)the semester in which the course is generally offered—
1 for first semester and 2 for second; 3 indicates a
course generally offered outside of the regular
semester.
BT123 APPROACHING THE BIBLE
3 Hours
This course sets out to introduce the student to the story of
the Bible from Genesis to Revelation and show how each
book relates to the “big story”. The student will engage in
exercises that will equip them to accurately study and
interpret Scripture for themselves, and be able to effectively
share those truths with others.
b)elective offering (5 indicates an elective)
•The two letters indicate the field of study:
BT - Bible /Theology
CM - Christian Ministry
BT124 LETTERS OF PAUL: EPHESIANS TO
THESSALONIANS
3 Hours
An expository study of some of Paul’s letters: Ephesians,
Philippians, Colossians,1 & 2 Thessalonians and Philemon.
Strong attention will be given to personal implications of
Paul’s teaching.
GE - General Education
MI - Missions
MU - Music
PR - Practical Experience
BT214 HUMANITY, SIN & SALVATION
3 Hours
A study of the Biblical truths concerning the origin and
character of humanity, our sinfulness and the salvation that
is provided for those who put their trust in Jesus Christ.
BT215 ISRAEL: CONQUEST TO CRISIS
3 Hours
A chronological survey of the history and literature of Israel
from the conquest under Joshua to the division of the
kingdom in 931 B.C.
BT222 CORINTHIANS
3 Hours
A detailed study of Paul’s letters to the Corinthians. The
major themes will be explored and practical application will
be made for the church and the individual believer.
BT223 CHRISTIAN WORLD VIEW
3 Hours
A study of the principles and truths that govern the
Christian’s view of the world and his/her place in it. The
development of a Christian and Biblical way of thinking
about our world and the important issues of life is central.
The course will consider valid answers to questions raised
about the Christian faith. Historical developments and
current events will be evaluated from a Christian perspective.
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BT224 HERMENEUTICS
3 Hours
A course for students who have taken Approaching the
Bible. Hermeneutics is the science and art of biblical
interpretation. This course explores the message of the
biblical text as it was written to the first readers and then
seeks to apply that message to its contemporary readers.
Hermeneutics concerns itself with three major areas: 1)
historical and cultural backgrounds, 2) grammar, and 3)
literary genre.
BT352 DANIEL
2 Hours
An expositional study of the book of Daniel in its historical
and cultural context with a view to understanding the
application of the book in the 21st century. Attention will be
given to the genre of Apocalyptic literature.
BT353 GUIDED READING STUDY
1 Hour
At least 1,000 pages of reading in relation to the student’s
emphasis or major, as selected by the student and approved
by faculty. Summary and critique reports are required.
BT251 WISDOM LITERATURE
2 Hours
An introductory study of Hebrew poetry and the part it
played in Old Testament life and literature. Emphasis also
will be given to the major themes in Old Testament Wisdom
literature.
BT412 PASTORAL EPISTLES
3 Hours
The detailed study of these epistles will give students the
opportunity to develop their own views on a variety of
ministry-related topics. The format will allow students a
choice in topics of concern, including: roles of leaders in the
Church, role of women in ministry, and contextualization of
the gospel.
BT252 HEBREWS
2 Hours
A chapter by chapter study of this first-century sermon. The
student will consider the supremacy of Jesus and the
dynamics of the persecution of believers in the first-century.
The course will emphasize the applications of the truths of
the completeness of our salvation in Jesus, and our
responsibility to remain faithful to Him.
BT421 BIBLE/THEOLOGY RESEARCH PROJECT6 Hours
A course which will require the student to integrate their
Biblical and theological training with a current need or issue
in society. This will involve direct research and guided study.
BT423 THE PROPHETS OF ISRAEL
3 Hours
This course will introduce the prophetic movement in the
Old Testament. The role and message of the prophet will be
considered. The prophetic books, both major and minor, will
be surveyed in their historical context as well as their
contemporary application in the 21st century.
BT254 ROMANS
2 Hours
A detailed study of one of the great doctrinal books of the
New Testament. The major themes will be explored and
practical application will be made for the church and the
individual believer.
BT257 SPIRITUAL FORMATION
2 Hours
A look at how the spiritual life of an individual can flourish
to the point of bountiful fruitfulness and an honest
assessment of seasons of spiritual dryness and the impact of
sin on this life. Current issues within spiritual formation will
also be discussed.
BT452 ISSUES IN THEOLOGY
3 Hours
A course exploring current theological and related issues in
the church & Christian practice.
BT310 ISRAEL: CRISIS TO RESTORATION
3 Hours
The course will follow the spiritual deterioration, refining
under judgment, and eventual restoration of the nation of
Israel through the eyes of the prophets.
BT311 GENERAL EPISTLES
3 Hours
An expository study of the Epistles of James, 1 & 2 Peter, 1, 2
& 3 John, and Jude. This study will emphasize practical
lessons and also focus on some of the theological and textual
problems that have been raised in regard to these letters.
BT312 THE CHURCH & LAST THINGS
3 Hours
A study of the Bible’s teaching concerning the nature,
character and activity of the Church, and the teaching of the
Scriptures regarding eschatology or “Last Things.” Emphasis
is placed on the relevance of the Church and its involvement
in preparation for the Last Days.
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Christian Ministry
CM352 URBAN MINISTRY RESEARCH PROJECT
3 Hours
A course which will require the student to integrate Biblical
knowledge and ministry training with the needs of the
“urban poor.” This is a guided study requiring biblical and
sociological research, along with personal interviews and
ministry exposure.
CM111 DISCIPLESHIP & EVANGELISM
3 Hours
A course that focuses on the personal application and the
development of a biblical lifestyle, and principles for conduct
and personal growth with God. A key part of this
discipleship is understanding of the principles of evangelism
and how to apply this in their everyday relationships. The
course includes the memorization of key Scriptures vital for
Christian growth and witnessing.
CM353 GUIDED READING STUDY
1 Hour
minor or major, as selected by the student and approved by
faculty. Summary and critique reports are required.
CM252 THEOLOGY OF WORSHIP
2 Hours
This course focuses on understanding the role of music in
the ministry and worship of the church, developing a Biblical
philosophy of music and music evaluation. An introduction
will be given to basic skills for leadership in music worship.
CM354 CONFLICT RESOLUTION
2 Hours
This course provides students with a basic knowledge of
conflict theory, as well as a beginning understanding of
conflict resolution skills. Students will also be equipped with
a framework of bringing Biblical counsel and resolution to
conflict situations at home, work and the church.
CM255 CHURCH DYNAMICS
2 Hours
This course explores the various issues that the pastor of a
small church may face. A number of topics will be addressed
as they relate to effectively dealing with the daily functions
and problems confronting pastors of small churches.
CM421 FOUNDATIONS IN CHRISTIAN COUNSELLING
3 Hours
This course builds on the philosophical and theological
foundation of Interpersonal Care and Counselling, and will
offer students some practical skills in helping others through
the ministry of soul care. Through the use of an assessmentgoals-interventions rubric, common problems in living will
be better understood and students given opportunity for
study and practice.
CM256 TEACHER DEVELOPMENT
2 Hours
The teaching ministry of the church is crucial to its mission.
This course gives an overview of the ministry of teaching as it
relates to the ministry of the church. Areas of study include
the biblical foundations for Christian teaching, approaches
to the teaching/learning process, and the methodology of the
instructional process. Emphasis will be placed on practical
application for the student.
CM422 ADVANCED PREACHING
3 Hours
A practical course for students who have taken Sermon
Design & Delivery. This course is designed to develop the
student’s skills in the preparation, delivery and evaluation of
sermons. Attention will also be given to pastoral roles
relating to weddings, funerals, communion, and baptism.
CM321 INTERPERSONAL CARE & COUNSELLING
3 Hours
This course is designed to equip the student with a wide
range of people helping skills. It will seek to develop their
own relational skills in a context of personal care and
pastoral ministry. Biblical imagery of care and restoration
will be applied to various issues. The course will make use of
case studies to assist the student with the practical
application of these Biblical principles.
General Education
GE 122 ETHICS & CULTURE
3 Hours
A study of the principles and problems of ethical decision
making. This will include a survey of the history and variety
of approaches to ethics. Biblical principles will be sought and
emphasis placed on the application of these principles to
contemporary ethical issues.
CM322 MINISTRY SYNTHESIS
3 Hours
A study of contemporary ministry development based on
recognizing needs, developing strategies, and implementing
a plan, applied to the contexts of missions, evangelism,
church planting, Christian education, camping or other
programs of the church.
GE211 COMMUNICATIONS
3 Hours
A practical course introducing basic principles for public
speaking. The course is designed to prepare the student on
an inward level and then develop basic communication and
evaluative listening skills. Significant opportunity is given to
exercise personal verbal skills.
CM351 TEAMWORK IN MINISTRY
2 Hours
Ministry was never intended to be done alone. This course
discusses the dynamics of group leadership, the pitfalls of
teams and the advantages of teamwork. Students will have
opportunity to experience the interdependence necessary for
a team to function effectively. This course will be applicable
to teams in any life setting.
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GE212 HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY: REFORMATION
TO PRESENT
3 Hours
A survey of the history of the Church (Christianity) from the
Reformation through to the present, including the
emergence of contemporary denominations and church
issues.
GE354 YOUTH CULTURE
2 Hours
An independent study designed to introduce the student to
the current trends and issues of youth culture. The goal of
the course is to understand youth culture in order to have
effective ministries for contemporary youth.
GE355 GLOBAL LEADERSHIP SUMMIT
3 Hours
The Global Leadership Summit is facilitated by the Willow
Creek Association in August every year. Student may register
for the summit and with additional work obtain two elective
hours.
GE251 YOUTH MINISTRY
2 Hours
This course discusses the formulation of a Biblical basis for
youth ministry in the church. Emphasis will be placed upon
youth program planning, and ministering to youth inside
and outside of the church.
GE413 MINISTRY FOUNDATIONS
3 Hours
The Ministry Foundations course orientates the student to
life in vocational ministry. As the student will be engaged in
real time ministry in their internship, this class will speak to
expectations in ministry, enemies of ministry, behaviour in
ministry, personal life and ministry and foundations to put in
place as the student enters ministry.
GE254 PERSONAL FINANCES
1 Hour
A course designed to give the student a foundational
understanding of God’s principles for handling finances.
GE255 FAMILY LIFE
2 Hours
This course discusses key principles for building a solid
Christian home, as well as how to develop healthy
relationships in the student’s current family.
GE256 CULTS
GE422 LEADERSHIP DYNAMICS
More info coming soon.
2 Hours
A study of the major pseudo-Christian religions and
contemporary sects. Students receive an overview of their
historical development, beliefs, and practices, along with a
Biblical evaluation. Attention is given to evangelizing these
religious adherents.
GE257 WORLD RELIGIONS
3 Hours
Missions Studies
MI352 ISSUES IN MISSIONS
2 Hours
An introductory study of cross cultural missions which
includes a biblical and historical survey of mission as well as
the challenges of modern missions, such as: preparation
requirements, financial issues, current trends and the
relationships in mission service (home church, nationals,
mission agency, etc.).
2 Hours
A study of the major religions. Students receive an overview
of their historical development, beliefs, and practices, along
with a Biblical evaluation. Attention is given to evangelizing
these religious adherents.
MI353 GUIDED READING STUDY
1 Hour
minor or major, as selected by the student and approved by
faculty. Summary and critique reports are required.
GE311 LEADERSHIP FOUNDATIONS
3 Hours
A study of basic theories and principles in leadership,
management, and administration, with special attention to
their application in ministry contexts. Attention will be
given to Biblical principles of servant leadership.
MI354 MISSIONS RESEARCH PROJECT
2 Hours
A course which will require the student to integrate their
Biblical and missions training with a current trend or issue
in missions. This will involve direct research and guided
study.
GE312 HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY: THE EARLY
CHURCH
3 Hours
A survey of the history of the Church (Christianity) from the
Apostolic age through to the Reformation.
GE313 SERMON DESIGN & DELIVERY
3 Hours
The basic elements of the structure and development of
sermons will be discussed, with attention to the importance
and means of the expository method. The student will
receive supervised preaching and evaluation.
GE353 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
2 Hours
A study of the various components of culture and how their
culture determines the people’s world view. Attention is
given to the means by which the gospel could possibly
penetrate these various cultures.
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ministry opportunities in a first nations community context.
(Students will need to raise additional funds for the
practicum.)
Music Studies
Individual music courses are offered at the student’s request,
usually consisting of 1 hour per semester. Intermediate and
Advanced music studies are available for advanced music
students, including courses not listed below. These studies
are tailored to the student’s skill level and personal goals in
music studies. Contact the Academic Dean for information.
PR 223 OUTREACH MISSIONS PRACTICUM 3 Hours
Students will participate in an intense ministry practicum
designed to expose them to a broad range of needs and
ministry opportunities in an inner city context. (Students will
need to raise additional funds for the practicum.)
MU153/154 INTRODUCTORY PRIVATE PIANO 1 Hour
Instruction for the beginner and intermediate pianist aimed
at providing the student with a sound fundamental
technique and sight-reading skills. The student will proceed
through graded piano literature in the course. Requirement:
one lesson per week and daily practice.
PR 251 MINISTRY ELECTIVE
1 Hour
Students will commit to a weekly ministry role and be
guided in their growth and learning by both a faculty
member and a ministry supervisor. This course is only
available to those who have completed at least two credits of
Student Ministry.
MU156 MUSIC THEORY
1 Hour
This course is designed to provide the student with a
thorough understanding of basic theory and to introduce
basic music writing and arranging skills valuable to a churchrelated ministry. Theory content is comparable to Royal
Conservatory Grade Two Rudiments and Grade Four
Western Board.
PR 253 SUMMER MINISTRY PRACTICUM
2 Hour
Students will conduct an equivalent of four weeks of
ministry prior to the start of their second year of study.
Ministry may take the form of visitation, leading a Bible
study, Sunday School teaching, Vacation Bible School, camp
ministry, NBC drama or music tour, etc.
PR317/327 CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP PRACTICUM
2 Hours
A practical ministry experience in church or a parachurch
setting (including NBC) in which the student will engage in
a leadership a leadership role. This practicum will be flexible
in nature based on the student’s gifts and objectives, but mus
fit into the student’s chosen BCM minor.
** MUSIC HISTORY & HARMONY will be offered if at
least three students are at the same level of study.
PRACTICAL MINISTRY STUDIES
PR115/125 STUDENT MINISTRY
1 Hour
A weekly student ministry program, involving the student in
actual ministry and service opportunities, combined with
written evaluations. It is designed to give the student
experience, exposure, and the opportunity to develop skills in
practical Christian ministry.
PR433 MINISTRY INTERNSHIP
12 Hours
Through an arrangement with a church, youth ministry,
mission, or other organization of the student’s choice, this is
an opportunity for the student to have a hand’s on
experience of ministry leadership. Through supervision,
journals, and evaluation tools the student is provided an
opportunity to maximize their awareness of the role of a
ministry leader and the various aspects of full-time ministry.
PR 121 FRESHMAN MISSIONS PRACTICUM
3 Hours
Students will participate in an intense ministry practicum
designed to expose them to a broad range of needs and
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… FINANCIAL INFORMATION
NBC makes every possible effort to keep student expenses at an affordable rate. Students pay approximately 55% of the total cost
of their education. The remainder is provided through the sacrificial giving of God’s people who believe in the work of the
College.
FEE SCHEDULE
Resident Students
Tuition (up to 18 credits per semester)**....................................................................................................................... 5600.00
Room Rental and Food Services...................................................................................................................................... 4200.00
Damage/Key Deposit (Refundable)............................................................................................................................... (100.00)
Total for one year
9800.00
Non-Resident Students
Tuition (up to 18 hours/semester)**............................................................................................................................... 5600.00
* Married Students: note additional information in the policy section.
Other Fees
(these fees are nonrefundable, except for tuition)
Part-time Hourly Tuition fee..............................................................................................................................................230.00
Hourly Tuition fee (for hours over 18).............................................................................................................................. 130.00
Graduation fee..................................................................................................................................................................... 100.00
Grad Absentee (students leaving school prior to Graduation for any reason)................................................................ 50.00
Late Registration/Arrival...................................................................................................................................................... 50.00
Private Lesson Fee (all Private Voice/Piano students)..................................................................................................... 125.00
Special diet fee (upon medical order only)....................................................................................................................... 200.00
Intense Course Fee.............................................................................................................................................................. 250.00
Hockey Fee...........................................................................................................................................................................200.00
Soccer fees - tournament teams (per tournament)............................................................................................................ 50.00
Student fees: included in Tuition and Room & Board. They cover costs incurred in the following areas: class handouts,
insurance, library resources, student activities, internet access, yearbook, as well as parking and laundry services for resident
students.
Other expenses: students should plan for the cost of textbooks, personal expenses and personal travel. The cost for textbooks is
approximately $250 per semester.
Breaks: Room Rental and Food Services fees do not cover times of academic recess (semester breaks, Christmas break, etc.).
*Note: The college reserves the right to change the fees without notice.
FINANCIAL POLICIES
Payment Policy
STUDENT FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE
Tuition, room rental and food services, and incidental fees
are due upon registration. Interest will be calculated on the
account balance. Textbooks are paid for separately in the
bookstore.
A significant amount of financial assistance is available to
students attending Nipawin Bible College. Following are
some forms of assistance available through NBC and some
that are available through other means.
Students anticipating a difficult time in meeting their
financial obligations should make arrangements prior to
enrolling and contact the school to discuss the situation.
1. Entrance Scholarships
ACADEMIC ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
Applicants may request information and an application form
from NBC’s enrollment director.
Refunds
If a student finds it necessary to withdraw from enrolment at
NBC they will be refunded the unused portion of the room
rental and food services charges. Tuition will be refunded
based on calendar days of the withdrawal from the semester
opening, counted as follows:
MUSIC ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
ATHLETIC ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP
• 10 days - 100%
• 20 days - 70%
MINISTRY CHILDREN SCHOLARSHIP
Tuition assistance is given to children of ministry families
whose parents are presently in full-time vocational ministry,
provided the student is 21 years of age or younger. These
students will receive a tuition scholarship of $1500 applied to
the second full semester of study at NBC. Students receiving
this scholarship must attain a GPA of 2.0 in their first
semester of study in order to be eligible for the scholarship in
their second semester.
• 30 days - 40%
Student Fees and Optional fees are nonrefundable.
Student Work
Resident students are required to fulfill six hours of student
work each week. The program helps to develop skills,
personal responsibility and a good work ethic. It also makes
possible the very reasonable room and board fees.
The Ministry Children Scholarship application form must be
completed and submitted prior to August 15 (or November
15 in the case of second semester students)
Tuition for Spouses of full-time students
Spouses of full-time students may audit one class per
semester at no cost. If spouses wish to take the course for
credit, they may do so at 50% of regular tuition. For those
taking more than one course per semester the normal tuition
rates apply.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
A $100 scholarship established by the NBC Alumni
Association, granted to each freshmen student whose parent
(s) are alumni of NBI.
2. Bursaries
Bursaries are granted to students who are in good standing
and who are in genuine financial need. Applications are
made available annually.
STUDENT AID FUND
This is a fund maintained by the school office for the purpose
of assisting needy students. Applications are made available
annually.
NBC JUNIOR BURSARY
Because of its interest in the completion of studies for
students at NBC, the school sponsors this $200 bursary
($100 each for a male and female student). Awarded to
second year students who meet the designated criteria and
are returning for their senior year.
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NBC BOARD OF DIRECTORS BURSARY
As an expression of their interest in the training of students
at NBC the members of the Board of Directors have
established this annual $200 bursary. This bursary is granted
to a qualifying student who is in their third year of studies or
is a returning junior student.
HELEN SNIDER MEMORIAL BURSARY
In memory of Helen Snider, an alumnus of TRBI, her three
sisters, Ethel Baxter, Blanche Hitchcock, and Neoma Snider,
have established this annual $100 bursary. It is awarded to a
second or third year student meeting the designated criteria.
MARION ENS MISSIONS SCHOLARSHIP
MR. & MRS. R.W. SNIDER MEMORIAL BURSARY
In memory of Marion Ens, who was a missionary in Liberia
with her husband Jake, this $500 scholarship is awarded to a
student anticipating a missions trip in the hope that her
passion for missions will be passed on to others.
Mr. and Mrs. Snider were one of the couples used of God in
the founding of Nipawin Bible College. In honor of their
dedication and service, this $100 annual bursary, has been
established by their four daughters: Blanche Hitchcock,
Neoma Snider, Cora Snider, and Ethel Baxter. Awarded each
year to a student anticipating a missionary career and who
meets the other designated criteria.
INTERACT MINISTRIES NORTH PACIFIC CRESCENT
BURSARY
In an effort to encourage students tracking towards missions
involvement, InterAct Ministries has established an annual
bursary in the amount of $250.00 for a junior or senior
student training for missions with Aboriginal, East Indian,
Sikh, or Muslim people in Western Canada.
DAN AND DWIGHT KOOP ANNUAL BURSARY
The Dan Koop family, in appreciation of NBC, have made a
$100 bursary available which is awarded annually to a
freshman student meeting the designated criteria.
3. Canada Student Loans
J. FROESE BURSARY
Nipawin Bible College is designated as eligible by the
Canada Student Loan Plan, for qualifying students. Low
interest loans and grants are available under this plan.
Additional information will be given upon request.
To mark 40 years since attending TRBI, Mr. Froese presented
a $4000.00 gift to NBI in the winter of 1992. In his
appreciation of the school’s input into his life and its
continued ministry, and as an expression of his ongoing
interest in the training of Christian young people, Mr. Froese
has invested this money to provide an annual bursary of
$250 for a needy freshman student at NBC.
4. First Nations Assistance
First Nations students may also be eligible for financial
assistance through their own band assistance program.
DWAYNE SALMOND MEMORIAL BURSARY
In memory of their son Dwayne, Rod & Diane Salmond of
Salmond Trucking Ltd. (Hudson Bay, SK) have made an
annual bursary of $500.00 available to help a student with a
significant financial need. Their desire is to help students
who are planning on ministry or missions service, but are in
jeopardy of not completing their program due to financial
needs.
5. Foreign Students
Tuition assistance is available for foreign students on a
limited basis. Further information is available from the
Registrar.
JARED HERTZ MEMORIAL BURSARY
In memory of their son Jared, Reg & Bev Hertz have
established a semi-annual bursary of $200 to help a student
with a financial need.
ROBERTS BURSARY
As a way of assisting students who are training for pastoral
ministry, Mr. & Mrs. Roberts have established a $150.00
bursary to help a third- or fourth-year student with the cost
of textbooks.
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