ITF / TXUT Student In-Take Forms

Read thoroughly all assigned information from the textbook and handout materials.*

ALL Course Assignments must be typed; double-spaced, using font size #12*

Complete all assignments, quizzes and examinations and turn in at the following class.*

Student Forms: Additional copies of all student forms and information can be requested by email to registrar@txut.org*

Assignment Dates: Assignments and exams for a class are due at the following month's class. Late assignments will receive an automatic 15 points deduction. Late homework cannot be faxed or emailed. Late homework must be hand delivered or mailed to our office.*

Academic Honesty: The Word of God is a lamp unto our feet and a light unto our path and we are to confirm it by keeping His righteous ordinances (Psalms 119:105-106). It's assumed that academic honesty will prevail. TXUT affirms biblical principles of truth and honesty are essential. The Bible contains numerous admonitions against false witness, dishonesty and cheating. Upholding the standard of academic integrity with its reliance on honesty is a responsibility of both faculty and students.*

Dishonesty: Lack of integrity is exhibited through lying, cheating, defrauding or deceiving. Including: copying exam paper of another, allowing examination paper to be copied, reading without instructor's consent a copy of the examination prior to the date it is given, submitting the same work product in more than one course without the express permission of the instructor(s), disclosing or accepting information if one takes a test at a different time than other students for same course.*

Plagiarism: This is stealing or using the ideas or writings of another, as one's own. It involves failure to acknowledge material copied from others or failure to acknowledge one's indebtedness to

another for the gist of important thoughts in a formal statement, written or oral.*

Grading/Professional Development: If during the semester, the instructor notes that a student is not progressing satisfactorily in any of the designated areas, a meeting will be arranged for

student and instructor to discuss specific needs for improvement.*

Class Cancellations: In case of inclement weather check www.txut.org or call our office for update. A group email will also be sent by 8:00am the morning of the class. We will email to your

address on file.*

Writing Standard: All student papers should be typed in Font #12 and double-spaced unless otherwise noted on the assignment sheet.*

Writing Standard: All student papers should be typed in Font #12 and double-spaced unless otherwise noted on the assignment sheet.*

Return of student work: Students should expect their work evaluated and returned on a timely basis. Students should also maintain copies of all original coursework submitted to the

instructor(s). Students should pick up graded assignments and use them as study guides for exams.*

Course Payment: Payments are accepted in the forms of Cash, Check, Money Orders and Credit Cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover). Checks are to be made payable to TXUT or Texas University of Theology. Please keep a copy of all your payment receipts.*

Returned Checks: When a check is returned, stating non-sufficient Funds, a $25.00 fee is added to your student financial account. If a second check is returned, TXUT will no longer receive

your personal or church checks.*

Texas Authorization: Texas University of Theology (TXUT) is exempt from licensure and the jurisdiction or purview of the commission pursuant to Texas Education Code, Section 132.002 (a)(2) as a state-authorized (rather than regionally accredited) theological institution

your personal or church checks.*

Florida Authorization: Texas University of Theology (TXUT) is authorized to operate and grant degrees by the Florida Department of Education’s Commission for Independent Education, (850) 245-3200, under Florida Statute 1005.06(1)(f). Its purpose is to prepare students for religious vocations as ministers, and laypersons in the category of theology.*

Texas University of Theology (TXUT) :is exempt from licensure and the jurisdiction or purview of the commission pursuant to F.S. 1005.06(1)(f); as a state-authorized (rather than

regionally accredited) theological institution. TXUT accepts no governmental grants or financial aid.*

* Accreditation: Texas University of Theology (TXUT) is not accredited by a United States Department of Education Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) approved accrediting agency.*

The studies offered by Texas University of Theology (TXUT) are not in competition with the secular field of training or employment. TXUT was established to train men and women of God and equip them with the tools necessary to be mature, productive, and functioning parts of the local Body of Christ*