by Sebastian Castro | May 16, 2022 | Academic Policies
Students in all certificate programs or taking individual courses for credit who do not complete any course credits in six semesters (three years) are required to submit an essay explaining their absence and why they are now ready to continue their SU program studies....
by Sebastian Castro | Feb 2, 2026 | Academic Policies
Summit University permits the responsible use of generative artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to support student learning. Acceptable uses of AI include checking spelling, punctuation, and grammar, as well as assisting students with research. These tools may...
by Sebastian Castro | May 16, 2022 | Academic Policies
Summit University asks its students to abide by guidelines of academic integrity when completing assigned work. Written work is a significant part of our assessment process. When submitting written work and forum responses, you must use your original words. Copying...
by Sebastian Castro | May 16, 2022 | Academic Policies
Summit University’s invoicing system provides credit and audit students with a complete breakdown of tuition and fees. Students are able to register for courses and pay their tuition and fees separately. Invoices will show tuition as separate from fees, such as tech...
by Sebastian Castro | May 16, 2022 | Academic Policies
Change of Course Status Option There may be occasions when an enrolled student wants to change a course status from for-credit to audit status or vice versa. The policy for change of course statuses is explained below. Changing Status from For-Credit to Audit for...
by Sebastian Castro | May 16, 2022 | Academic Policies
Summit University allows students to request to transfer to another program in the same level (i.e. GSC, LSC and MSC-A or MSC-B) without re-applying to the School of Theology or paying another application fee or other processing fees. However, there are a few...
