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Steps to Graduation All students, except Talbot students, will need to meet with their department advisor before making an appointment with a grad counselor. Graduate Advisor Contacts List All gra...

Students are advised that the university maintains school and student records for no longer than a five-year period beyond the student’s final term of enrollment, with the exception of the transcr...

General Policies and Guidelines In keeping with our mission and our commitment to biblical fidelity, all members of the University community are expected to follow the teaching of Scripture. We be...

Advertising & Selling On Campus The Office of the Dean will not allow the posting or distribution of any materials that are contrary, in appearance or content, to the Doctrinal Statement and...

Biola University's security policies and procedures are aimed at safety and welfare. Help maintain safety by following all security policies and by using common sense safety practices. It is the r...

This policy is a guide to the acceptable use of the Biola network. It is intended to address issues involved in the use of Biola's wired and wireless networks, as well as the Internet for transfer...

General Process An academic appeal may be made in accordance with this policy when a student believes that an academic decision (e.g., a course grade, admission to a program or major, etc.) invo...

Violation Of Law And University Discipline The University reserves the right to review actions taken by civil authorities regarding any student or student organization. University disciplinary pro...

Housing Handbook 2019–20 Academic Year/Contract Year: For the purposes of Housing the 2019–20 academic year, which is also the contract year, begins on fall opening day, Thursday, August 29,...

Your School is a part of Biola University, which is a unique environment committed to following Christ. "Love your neighbor as yourself" therefore becomes the foundation stone of community. We bel...

The Mail Services office is located on the south end of the Bookstore Plaza (next to Common Grounds). An auxiliary office, including student mailboxes, is located just north of the Student Union B...

Hazing is defined as an act which endangers the mental or physical health or safety of a student, or which destroys or removes public or private property, for the purpose of initiation or admissio...

Grievance procedures have two related functions To determine whether or not an injury alleged by the student (grievant) was the result of an erroneous decision of the University regarding the ...

Emergency Number For all on-campus emergencies such as FIRE, AMBULANCE, or SHERIFF, dial the Dept. of Campus Safety, x5111 (from campus phone) or 562-777-4000 (from cellphone). Residents should al...

Philosophy Biola University seeks to foster an alcohol-and-drug-free environment in which to work, live, learn and grow. As a Christian university, we approach alcohol and other drug abuse with a ...

(including domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking. Revised August 2015) Compliance with Non-Discrimination Laws and Regulations The university deplores the unfair treatment of individual...

In order to do research (questionnaires, surveys, interviews, etc.) requiring the participation of students , either on and/or off-campus, the researcher (whether student, faculty, administrator, ...

Overview We are committed as an institution to ethical practice in teaching, scholarship, and service.  We practice academic honesty in our oral and written scholarship.  This means that we tak...

It is the desire of Biola University to promote appropriate expression of diverse views that do not fundamentally conflict with the mission/identity of our unique Christian higher education commun...

Important information about options, processes, and policies about Biola housing for grad students and married students.