Change of Course Form

Students may withdraw from courses without academic penalty only if notice of withdrawal is submitted in writing to the Registrar by 4:00pm on the Census Date applicable to the unit/s in question. If withdrawal occurs up to 4:00pm on the Census date the tuition fee will be refunded however, a withdrawal penalty may be charged to the student. Beyond this time, tuition fees will not be refunded unless there are exceptional circumstances. If the Australian University College of Divinity Member Institution defaults in delivery of subjects or courses the arrangements set out in the Australian University College of Divinity Refund Policy apply. To view the AUCD Withdrawal and Refund Policy please select the link below: https://scd.edu.au/resources/refund-and-withdrawal-policy/

Australian University College of Divinity (AUCD) and its Member Institutions require the information requested of you in the form in order to provide you with education services and to cater for particular student's needs. If you do not provide all the relevant information, we may not be able to provide such services and to assess your academic progress. Please also note that the AUCD and its Member Institutions may provide your personal information and sensitive information to third parties (e.g. educational institutions such as universities, colleges, and accreditation bodies and Australian Government bodies such as the Department of Education and Training, Centrelink, and the Department of Home Affairs, Tuition Assurance Scheme, ESOS Assurance Fund Manager, Graduate Careers Australia, Insync Surveys PL, QILT) in order to provide you with high quality education services and assess your academic progress or suitability. From time-to-time Australian University College of Divinity (AUCD and its Member Institutions will take photos of students for a variety of purposes including, publications and on the internet. Your permission is required before we can use your image in these public domains. You can request access to your health and personal information by contacting the Privacy officer. To view the AUCD Privacy Policy please select the link below: https://scd.edu.au/resources/privacy-policy/

All students are expected to treat academic integrity as a framework that is integral to their own authentic learning experience, a means for pursuing excellence in their academic development, and as essential to maintaining the high value of the AUCD award in which they are enrolled. All students are expected to embrace the opportunity to produce original work that demonstrates their learning. All students are expected to follow all rules, regulations, directions, requirements or guidelines governing the production of academic work. All students are expected to seek help if necessary, to ensure that standards of academic integrity are maintained in their own behaviour and that of their fellow students, as exemplified by the AUCD faculty and staff. All students are expected to participate in any training or educational activities that support the maintenance of academic integrity. To view the AUCD Academic Integrity Policy please select the link below: https://scd.edu.au/resources/academic-integrity-policy-2/

I understand that I may be contacted by Australian University College of Divinity if the information in my admission forms given to PBC is no longer current or requires further clarification. I wish to be considered for entry to the program I have nominated.I declare that all information I have provided herein is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge.

Students may withdraw from courses without academic penalty only if notice of withdrawal is submitted in writing to the Registrar by 4pm on the Census Date. Withdrawal prior to 4pm on the Census date will ensure refund of the tuition fee. Tuition fee will not be refunded beyond this time. See the Perth Bible College Refund Policy for further details.

Perth Bible College requires the information requested of you in this form in order to provide you with education services and to cater for particular student’s needs. If you do not provide all the relevant information, we may not be able to provide such services and to assess your academic progress.Please also note that Perth Bible College may provide your personal information and sensitive information to third parties (e.g. educational institutions such as universities, colleges and accreditation bodies and Australian government bodies such as DEEWR, Centrelink and the Department of Immigration and Citizenship, Tuition Assurance Scheme, ESOS Assurance Fund Manager) in order to provide you with education services and assess your academic progress or suitability. You can request access to your health and personal information by contacting the Privacy Officer.

I agree with the PBC Statement of Faith. I undertake to give the utmost attention to my studies, and to carry out such duties as are allotted me, to live for others at all times, and to abide by the College guidelines and policies at all times. I wish to be considered for entry into the program that I have nominated. I declare that the information that I have provided herein is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge.