Life In Residence
Dormitories are maintained, not only to house the students as economically as possible but also to provide a home for them. The College does all in its power to mold the lives of the young people who attend, guiding them in their relations with each other and the practical details of their daily lives.

All students make their own beds and share the responsibility of keeping the facilities clean. The dormitory life which is permeated with Christian fellowship and co-operation is in itself a training.

Residence Requirements
All dormitory rooms are equipped with single beds, mattresses, a desk, chair, and chest of drawers. Students should bring bedding and other items desired; such as, scatter rugs, pictures, desk lamps, etc. Washing machines and laundry facilities are maintained by the college for the use of the students at a small metered rate. The school does not provide irons. Hot plates, electric heaters and fry pans are not allowed in the dormitories.

Rooming Regulations
All single students shall be required to stay in school housing except by special permission.

Married Student Housing
Plenty of apartments and houses are availabe in the vicinity of the College at rates comparable to those in other areas of the city. We regret that at the present time N.C.C. does not have housing of its own for married students.

Standard of Dress and Conduct
In keeping with its training program for the ministry and other aspects of Christian service, the College requests certain standards and practices which will enhance the goals and purposes of our college.

Male students are expected to wear ties and dress shirts to all classes, outreach and church activities. Suit coats or jackets are required for chuch services. For outside ministry, men must wear white shirts and ties. Men are also required to keep their hair trimmed off the ears and above the collars and without long sideburns.

Women students are expected to wear their dresses at a modest length, sufficient to cover there knees when standing or sitting. Elbow length sleeves are requested. Women must not cut their hair and they are asked to avoid extreme hairstyles.

The College expects its students to exercies discretion in the choice of entertainment including radio, music and literature. Ear phones must be used with stereo equipment.

Students by virtue of their enrollment agree to accept adherence to these specific Standards of Conduct while under the jurisdiction of the College, or withdraw if they can no longer conform to them with integrity.

Automobiles
Students who bring automobiles to the College automatically pledge themselves to abide by school rules pertainig to their use. They must be properly licensed and insured and are not to be loaned to other students. The College reserves the right to suspend the use of any automobile if it is found to be in an unsafe condition, or if the privilege of same is abused. Canadians cannot legally drive vehicles registered outside of Canada.

Student On-Site Employment
A certain amount of work is required daily in order to keep the College neat and clean. These duties include preparing vegetables, sweeping, scrubbing, dusting, dishwashing, etc. They are arranged to be performed and a time and in such a way that they will not interfere with study or school work.

Any students wishing to participate in the work program must treat this as serious as a job in the work force. Students may apply for this emplyment. However, the jobs will be given to those based on need and in the following order:
1. Foreign Students
2. Married Students
3. Current graduates
4. Second year
5. Freshman.

Students involved in this program will be credited on their account for the number of hours worked for the minimum wage.

Local Church Activities
N.C.C. co-operates with all the United Pentecostal Churches in the area of Fredericton. These churches provide a home church atmosphere for the students in worship, sound preaching and the area of practical involvement.