Academic & Student Affairs

1. The first order and REASON FOR discipline is for the good of the person and secondly, for the organization. True discipline is simply beneficial and necessary but not arbitrary or adamant.

2. Obey. There will be no room for exchange of opinions but not for anarchy.

3. Upon enrollment, all students are required to accomplish the necessary forms and documents relative to the academic and student affairs. As the need arise submit the forms on or before the deadline in order to avoid repercussion otherwise all their transactions will be null and void. Always check the Academic Calendar for reference. Any changes on dates have to be issued and released from the Office of the Registrar, signed by the Dean, approved by the President.

CBBC F1A - Student Application Form 1 CBBC F2 - Registration Form
CBBC F3 - I.D. Form CBBC F5 - Class Cards
CBBC F7 - Transcript Request Form (for transferee only)

CBBC F4 - Completion Form CBBC F6 - Dropping Form
CBBC F9 - Request Form (CTCG, TOR, Diploma, Dismissal, COG). CBBC F11 - Clearance Form
CBBC F10 - Faculty Recommendation for DA (disciplinary action) Form

4. Uniform Policy. All students are required to be in proper uniform during classes and school activities as prescribed by the School.

Ladies: white blouse with CBBC logo, chemise inside, charcoal black skirt, formal closed shoes and CBBC ID. Skirt lines should be eight (8) inches below the knee and no plunging necklines.

Men: White polo barong with CBBC logo, plain white T-shirt inside, charcoal black pants, formal black leather shoes and CBBC I.D.

Men are required to have a 2x3 inches haircut while women have to be neat and well combed hair.
Sports uniforms for all are T-shirt with logo, jogging pants or culottes.

5. A maximum of two-year extension for College residence is allowed for regular student to graduate. Final decision will be based on the character and academic grades. In this case, an election and recommendation of the School Board is necessary.

6. Student Council. The student body may or may not endorse candidate for election of officers unless approve by the Dean and the President.

7. Regular attendance is MANDATORY. EXCESS OF THREE ABSENCES PER QUARTER (non- cumulative) would mean to loss credit for that particular class attended. Extreme cases due to illnesses, national disaster, uncontrollable circumstances may be appealed to the President thru the College Dean copy furnished the Instructor and the Registrar for record purposes.

8. Habitual tardiness will not be tolerated. Disciplinary actions or DA will be imposed accordingly.

9. The School requires New Testament Standards of Christian Character and Conduct in all phases of life. On the part of the faculty is grace and exemplary living. Therefore, all students are expected to cooperate, a clean and separated Christian life. Courtesy and respect for teachers and school authorities is a must.

Personal misbehavior/ misconduct done persistently is punishable by the following:
a. First offense – written warning, copy furnish his pastor and parents/ spouse.
b. Second offense – 1 week suspension, or disqualification from honor roll and any award the school may gives.
c. Third offense – dismissal.

10. Immorality, perversion, sedition or any kind of rebellion will mean expulsion upon the first day of the discovery of the proven offense.

11. All work loads assigned by faculty must be completed satisfactorily and on time. Removal for Incomplete Grade will be given only on the succeeding semester not more than a year. This must be completed with CBBC F4 and a CBBC Grading Sheets to be signed by the teacher and the Dean to be submitted at the Office of Registrar’s. Failure to comply will oblige the student to retake or reenroll the subject on the succeeding semester.

12. No class suspension or any changes of schedules other than those approved by the President through the Dean.

13. All activities conducted in the name of Christ Baptist Bible College or any organization must have the written approval of the President through the Dean.

14. Any matter not specifically covered in these policies but concerns the students/ faculty involving the name and doctrinal stand of the school in any way must be cleared with the Dean/ President.
15. All students and alumni MUST seek to promote the School’s interest prayerfully as long as they identify themselves with it in particular: attending chapel hour and school activities.

16. It is understood that any one who graduated from Christ Baptist Bible College virtually reflects its doctrinal and philosophical positions. Moreover, in case the graduate no longer adheres or subscribes to such basic position, a voluntary surrender of the College diploma is deemed proper or he/she will be disowned by the College.