Documents

General

• Briercrest Seminary Student Life Covenant
• Anti-Harassment Policy
• Seminary Student Handbook
• Student Complaint Policy and Form

Style Guides

• APA Format Guide
• Chicago-Style Format Guide
• MLA Format Guide
• Guide for Writing Research Papers at Briercrest Seminary

Research Projects

• Thesis Syllabus
• Thesis Format Guide
• Thesis Request Form
• SRP Syllabus
• SRP Request Form
• Reading Course Guidelines
• Reading Course Request Form

Paper Templates

• Seminary Paper Template: APA Format (with instructions)
• Seminary Paper Template: Chicago Format (with instructions)

Internship and Experiential Integration Syllabi

• MA Biblical Languages and Exegesis
• MA Marriage and Family Therapy
• MA Theological Studies
• Master of Christian Ministries
• Master of Counselling
• Master of Divinity

Experiential Ministry Concentration Syllabi

• Master of Christian Ministries: CM 608/609
• Master of Christian Ministries: CM 708/709
• Master of Divinity: CM 608/609
• Master of Divinity: CM 708/709

Research Ethics Board

• REB Application for Annual Report
• REB Application for Review
• REB Application for Student Project Review
• REB Policies and Procedures

Other Academic Forms

• Application for Second Seminary Degree
• Confirmation of Enrolment Request Form
• Student Request/Appeal Form
• Program Change/Declaration Form

Course Extension Policy

Individual faculty members may grant extensions up to two weeks past the syllabus due date, but rarely and only in unusually extenuating circumstances. Please note that school, family, ministry commitments or busyness do not qualify as extenuating circumstances for an extension.

If a faculty member has denied an extension request, or if a student would like to request an extension longer than two weeks past the syllabus due date, the student can submit an academic appeal through Academic Services. The student’s request will be decided according to the Academic Appeals Process.

Important note: Acquiring an extension according to the policy above is solely the responsibility of the student.