Registration
Pre-Registration applies to currently enrolled students for the
following term and begins during the last month of the current term.
Registration is held the week proceeding the first day of classes, and
is required of all students.
READMISSION
Former students seeking readmission after one year (two consecutive
semesters) or more of absence must submit a new Application form
together with the $25 application fee, and submit a new Church
Endorsement Form. Readmitted former students will enter under the
requirements of the Catalogue current at the time of readmission.
Readmission will not be considered unless all previous obligations to
BHBI have been met. For more information on readmission, please see the
Admissions section of this catalogue.
REPEATING COURSES
Courses may be repeated when the course grade was "C" or lower. When a
course is retaken for credit, only the final grade is calculated in the
student's cumulative GPA. However, to determine academic honors, all of
a student's attempted coursework will be calculated in the final CGPA.
Audited courses may, of course, be taken for credit at a later time.
REVIEW COURSES
Current enrolled students may sit in on a previously completed credit
course at Black Hills Biblical Institute as a "refresher" of course
material, with the approval of the Professor and the Registrar's Office,
if space is available. To take a Review Course, a student must file an
Academic Request Form with the Registrar's Office and pay the Review
Course Fee. Sit in students are not given grades by professors, and
their transcripts will not reflect Review Courses.
AUDIT COURSES
Any course may be audited, if space is available in the classroom. After
paying the Audit Fee, students are permitted to register to audit a
course on the first day of classes. The Registration Fee is required for
a student classified as an auditor. After the drop/add period, students
may not change status from audit to credit or credit to audit. Audit
students do not receive grades, but audit courses will be recorded on
the student's permanent transcript. An audited course may be taken for
credit at a later time.