51049 Calcutta-Smith Ferry Road
P. O. Box 2032, East Liverpool, Ohio 43920-9504
330-382-1151

The Current Catalog of Classes

Table of Contents

1. Facilities and Equipment
2. Statement of Faith
3. Statement of Purpose
4. Accreditation
5. Living Accommodations
6. Church Attendance
7. Placement
8. Academic Policies
9. Discipline
10. Financial Information
11. Grading System
12. Admission Procedure
13. Transfer Students
14. Class Attendance
15. Schedule Changes
16. Student Classification
17. Student Responsibility
18. Honors Earned
19. Diplomas Offered
20. Bachelor of Arts for Christian Ministry
21. Graduation
22. Course Listings by Discipline
23. Instructors at NEOBC
24. Application for Admission
25. Student Conduct Policies
26. Rules and Regulations

Facilities and Equipment

The campus of NEOBC is located at 51049 Calcutta-Smith Ferry Road, East Liverpool, Ohio. Nestled in the Ohio River valley where Ohio. Pennsylvania, and West Virginia meet, our beautiful campus combines the serenity of a country setting with the convenience of shopping and employment opportunities only five minutes away for out students.

Statement of Faith

We hold the belief that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the Living God. We believe in the infallibility, inspiration and authority of the Bible and are committed to the principles of the Restoration Movement.

Statement of Purpose

Northeast Ohio Bible College (NEOBC) exists for the purpose of developing pulpit and youth ministers and to educate church leaders.

Accreditation

Northeast Ohio Bible College is not accredited by any Association, It is the students responsibility to check with any college they may wish to transfer credits to as to that schools credit transfer policy.

Living Accommodations

The college will try to assist in housing for students.

Church Attendance

The college requires that all students, whether full-time or part-time, attend church services regularly in a local congregation and are encouraged to be involved in church activities.

Placement

Northeast Ohio Bible College does not offer specific placement services, however, the college will assist ministers and other workers to find positions by sharing information of openings of which we become aware.

Academic Policies

- All class work is to be completed as assigned

- The professor will determine a student's grade in each course.

Discipline

Individuals accepted as students of NEOBC have indicated their commitment to Christ and service in the church. Students not conducting themselves in harmony with the purpose and ideals of Christianity will be dismissed.

Any of the following indiscretions would constitute reasons for dismissal:

1. Persistent disregard for the rules and regulations of the college.
2. Continued refusal to submit to authority.
3. Use or possession of tobacco, alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs, obscene materials, or participation in any act that the Scriptures indicate to be immoral.
4. Attitudes or behavior that disrupts the harmony, morale or operation of the college.
5. Involvement in civil disobedience or inciting to riot on or off the campus.

Financial Information

1. A nonrefundable $10.00 is charged to new full-time students applying for admission.
2. The Tuition fee is $30.00 per credit hour.
3. Tuition is $10.00 for audit hour.
4. All books and supplies are additional. Students are responsible for attaining their own textbooks. Each student must have any past balance paid in full before the beginning of the new semester.

Academic Policies

1. All class work is to be completed as assigned.
2. The professor will determine a student's grade in class.

Admission Procedure

The prospective student must submit the following information to be considered for admission:

1. $10.00
2. Application fee
3. High school or college transcripts/li>
4. A letter of recommendation is requited from the leaders of your church.

Transfer Students

NEOBC will accept any credits from our sister colleges with acceptable GPA. A minimum of three years must be completed at NEOBC for transfer students.

Class Attendance

It is assumed that students will not be absent from classes unless it is absolutely unavoidable. One absence will be allowed for each credit hour of the class before the student will be penalized.

Schedule Changes

There will be a $10.00 fee for each change after registration

Student Classification

A student must be carrying at least 12 credit hours per semester to be considered a full-time student. All others will be classified as part-time.

1. 0-34 hours completed are Freshmen
2. 35-68 hours completed are Sophomores
3. 69-102 hours completed are Juniors
4. 103-136 hours completed are Seniors

Student Responsibility

Each student will purchase their own text book from a source of their own choice. Each class must have 2 credit students enrolled or class will not be conducted; 6 audit students will equal 2 credit students.

Honors Earned

Summa Cum Laude: Students who have earned a 4.00 cumulative quality point average will be graduated "with highest honors".

Magna Cum Laude: Students who have earned a 3.75 cumulative quality point average will be graduated "with high honors".

Cum Laude: Students who have earned a 3.50 cumulative quality point average will be graduated "with honors".

Diplomas Offered

Bachelor of Arts Diploma - Christian Ministry 136 hours consisting of 120 required credit hours as follows:

• 24 hours Old Testament
• 34 hours New Testament
• 4 hours Christian Doctrine
• 6 hours Christian Education
• 15 hours Practical Ministries
• 13 hours Psychology
• 12 hours History
• 4 hours English
• 6 hours Koine Greek
• 2 hours of Practical Internship
• 16 hours of elective subjects

Graduation

Students demonstrating satisfactory academic achievement and unfailing Christian attitude.

Classes Offered at NEOBC

Old Testament

New Testament

Christian Doctrine

CD 101	Christian Doctrine I	2
CD 102	Christian Doctrine II	2

Christian Education

CE 201	Christian Education I	3
CE 202	Christian Education II	3

Practical Ministry

PM 101	Computer Skills That Aid the Minister	1
PM 104	Worship - Planning and Leading	2
PM 201	Practical Ministry	3
PM 203	Church Growth and Administration	2
PM 205	Introduction to Homiletics I	2
PM 206	Introduction to Homiletics II	2
PM 207	Making Disciples	2
PM 210	Leadership	2
PM 302	Evangelism	2
PM 303	Advanced Homiletics I	2
PM 304	Advanced Homiletics II	2
PM 422	Practical Internship	2

Missiology

MS 101	Introduction to Missions	2
MS 202	Principles of Missions	2

Psychology

PS 100	Introduction to Psychology	2
PS 201	Psychology	2
PS 221	Psychology of Adolesence	2
PS 321	Counseling I	2
PS 322	Counseling II	2
PS 402	Family and Marital Counseling	2
PS 421	Psychology of Religion	1

History

HI 103	Ancient Biblical History I	3
HI 104	Ancient Biblical History II	3
HI 201	History of the Early Church 65 AD - 1500 AD	3
HI 302	The Protestant Reformation	3
HI 303	The Restoration Movement	3

English

EN 101	English Grammar	2
EN 102	English Composition	2

Languages

LA 221	Koine Greek I	3
LA 222	Koine Greek II	3
LA 312	Hebrew I	3
LA 313	Hebrew II	3
LA 421	Intermediate Koine Greek I	3
LA 422	Intermediate Koine Greek II	3

Rules and Regulations

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