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Nov 21, 2024
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2004-2005 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Israel Program
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The University recommends that qualified students complete part of their studies
in the Holy Land. Living and studying in the land where biblical events actually
took place inevitably deepens the students’ understanding of the Scriptures and
increases their ability to communicate its message. Living abroad also increases
one’s cultural awareness and sensitivity to world events. To facilitate such a
learning and living experience, the University has an affiliation with Jerusalem
University College in Jerusalem.
Located on Mt. Zion, Jerusalem University College provides a unique setting for
study. Its faculty strive to cultivate an enriched understanding of the Christian
faith through a firsthand encounter with the land that includes language, history
and culture. All courses at Jerusalem University College are taught in English.
The curriculum offerings are in the areas of biblical studies, archaeology, language,
history, and sociology. Although students are not on the Langhorne campus while
at Jerusalem University College, they are, nevertheless, fully matriculated PBU
students.
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Qualifications
Four- and five-year students with a grade point average of 2.5 or above may spend
one or two semesters of their third year at Jerusalem University College. Two-year
students, similarly qualified, may go for one semester of their second year. Credit
The amount of credit taken at Jerusalem University College appears on the student’s
transcript. The number of credits students receive toward graduation depends upon
their professional program and the total number of credits completed in Israel.
Grades and resultant grade points received from Jerusalem University College are
included in the student’s grade point average. Since Jerusalem University College’s
classes are not identical with those offered by the University, credit is granted
for selected biblical, art and sciences, or professional courses required in the
student’s curriculum, regardless of which courses the student takes in Israel.
The following PBU requirements may be waived in lieu of Jerusalem University College
credit. The registrar selects the appropriate courses in the student’s curriculum.
- Bible Elective Credits: 3
- Doctrine Elective Credits: 3
- Behavioral Science Elective Credits: 3
- Cultural Diversity Elective Credits: 3
- Foreign Language Credits: 6
- History Elective Credits: 3
- Natural Science Elective Credits: 3
- Professional Elective Credits: 3-6
- Social/Behavioral Science Electives Credits: 6
- Values Elective Credits: 3
Financial Aid
Financial aid in the form of state and federal grants and student loans can be
used toward study at Jerusalem University College. PBU-based aid does not transfer.
A limited number of scholarships, including work study, are available through
Jerusalem University College. Application
Students interested in studying in Israel should first complete an Israel program
application available in the registrar’s office. Students must also complete undergraduate
application procedures through Jerusalem University College. This may be done
by contacting Jerusalem University College, 4249 E. State Street, Suite 203, Rockford,
IL 61108 or calling (800) 891-9408 or (815) 229-5900. Web site: www.juc.edu . |
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