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SOCIAL LIFE
The N.C.C. administration expects its students to enjoy a wholesome fellowship within its group. A lounge and snack bar are provided for use in leisure hours. College gatherings, outings, and special programs are arranged throughout the year. Special activities are planned at least once a month. December also includes the Christmas Dinner.

There are certain regulations governing relationships between the members of the opposite sex. It is expected that all students enrolling at N.C.C. are willing to abide by these necessary rules.

No student is permitted to become engaged or married during the FIRST School year. Prior permission must be obtained before a student in the SECOND or THIRD year of Bible College becomes engaged or married. Violation of this rule will result in automatic dismissal of the concerned student from N.C.C.

There are recreational facilities available to the exclusive use of the student body near the College on a weekly basis.

Life in a Christian College is something to be desired by every Pentecostal young man and woman. There are lessons to be learned that you will learn nowhere else. It affords an opportunity to adjust and learn how to get along with other people.

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.

STUDENTS AND EMPLOYMENT
All students are discouraged from working full time hours at a secular job. Our schedule is arranged in such a way that we have classes each morning from Monday to Friday and students are expected to take part in all activities including WEEKEND MINISTRY. To compensate for this, the College closes the end of April making it possible for every aggressive student to earn sufficient funds during the summer to take care of all costs. Full time work would cut into "learning experience" time, study, prayer, outreach, weekend ministry and social activities. We feel every student needs a "whole Bible College Experience." This is time that you have set apart for God. Try to keep it that way without mixing it with full time employment. However, changes have been made in our schedule so that students may work at part-time employment if they so desire.

Foreign students (including U.S.) are not permitted to work in Canada without proper authorization from the Canadian Immigration Department. Such permission is not ordinarily given. (There may be changes to this policy in the near future allowing second and third year students to work off campus.)

SERVICES PROVIDED FOR STUDENTS
PERSONAL COUNSELLING - When problems arise, students may seek the counsel of the College staff. Office hours are maintained daily with ample opportunity for students desiring counsel to make the necessary contact.

ACADEMIC COUNSELLING - Students needing or desiring counsel in their academic program may counsel with the Administrator or Vice President at any time.

PLACEMENTS - Seniors are invited to consult with the staff for suggestions relative to their future service. The Vice President works on placing the student in the situation which will prove most rewarding for him during the internship period. The College seeks to assist in placing all graduates in the area of God's choice for them by making contacts which will provide them with the greatest opportunities.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION - The Alumni Association exists in addition to other things as a service organization for graduates and former students. The Association is a continuing link with the College and all graduates.

ORCHESTRA and CHORALE
Students are urged to bring their musical instruments and take part in N.C.C. worship activities.

STUDENT INVOLVEMENT
The College seeks to cultivate and develop the personal life of every student. In connection with this objective those things which will provide food and strength for spiritual development are encouraged while those things which would hinder spiritual development are strongly protested.

PRIVATE DEVOTIONS - Students are expected to maintain their own spiritual devotions each day. Habits, which are formed during these years of development, can be the strengthening agents for the rest of their lives. The College has prayer areas designated as places of prayer and devotion where the student may "shut himself in with God".

CHAPEL - Attendance at chapel services is required. These one hour services are led by various faculty members and students. It is our privilege to hear guest speakers frequently. Many students find the will of God for their lives through such services.

CLASSES - The College makes every effort to conduct all classes with an emphasis that will encourage spiritual growth and maturity along with its academic achievements.

To broaden and supplement the ministry of the resident faculty, guest speakers are brought to the campus to speak in chapel services, spiritual emphasis, conduct seminars and to lecture in various class sessions.