Student Conduct
General
Philosophy: Since it is assumed that all students at BBC are
Christians and that they are attending in order to prepare themselves for
service in the church, standards of conduct and behavior are much different
than they are at other colleges with which you might be familiar. Boise
Bible College is serious about training Christians to live, work, and
minister effectively for God. This means that we design programs and develop
policies that we believe further our purpose.
Student Handbook:
Like the Catalog, the Student Handbook has been approved by the Board of
Directors of the College as the standard and guide for student
conduct, both on and off campus. The details concerning policies and
programs relating to student life are found in that document. The
descriptions given in this catalog are designed to convey a general sense of
the overall approach to campus life at BBC.
Attire: Two
words are to characterize the clothing of all BBC personnel, from
administrators to students. The two words are “modest” and “appropriate.”
Drug policy:
It goes without saying that the possession and/or use of tobacco, liquor,
narcotics and other nonprescription drugs is strictly prohibited on campus.
No student is to employ such drugs at any time, on or off campus.
Administrative
Probation and Suspension: Students who violate College regulations,
including the chapel attendance policy, may be subject to administrative
discipline. Such measures may include, but are not limited to, the
following:
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Restriction to
one’s apartment or the campus;
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Suspension or
dismissal from a student group or team;
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Dismissal from the
dormitory;
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Suspension or
dismissal from the College.
Please refer to the
Student Handbook for details about the causes of possible administrative
probation or suspension and for information about how to appeal disciplinary
action.
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