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• Register for classes
• Pay your bill
• Access Course Notes or watch a video lecture
• Communicate with your professor
• Prepare for graduation
• See your grades or order transcripts

Sign up for a Distance Course on Populi.

Distance Learning Expectations and Instructions for the course work. This includes a Populi overview.

A graduation ceremony is held for all MA, BA, AA, and certificate students. Students who believe they have completed the necessary requirements for graduation shall request a Graduation Requirement Assessment from the Registrar.

Incoming Transcripts: for incoming students, please have all transcripts sent to admissions@ncbc.net (if you need any assistance please email registrar@ncbc.net)

We work toward making the transfer of your credits successful. We believe our responsibility includes helping you every step of the way in your academic future. Our Registrar’s office is always available for counseling on how to get the transfer credit you deserve when you decide to continue your education.

Sending Transcripts from NCBC: Remember, however, that each institution has its own policies and procedures regarding acceptance of transfer credits. It is a good idea to discuss your prior training with the college or university you wish to transfer units to before enrolling. There is no guarantee credits will be accepted. NCBC provides academic guidance counseling upon request to help students know which classes they need to complete in order to fulfill their education goals. However, the school does not provide testing or placement services for graduates. This is usually done through the student’s local church.

• Students may download an unofficial transcript for free from Populi at any time. Go to My Profile -> Student page and the transcript options are available to download a PDF.
• Official transcript requests are done through Populi
  • There is a fee per transcript (see the Fees page)
  • Please have an email address for where to send the transcripts (this must be a college, employer, or entity requesting the transcript)
  • Physical addresses are rarely used to receive transcripts but if this is the required method please have ready the name and address of the institution to which the transcript will be sent. This will take up to 2 weeks.

Please contact Northern California Bible College first to resolve any complaints. info@ncbc.net

• When one feels complaints or grievances are not addressed or resolved satisfactorily by the College, complaints can also be filed with the accrediting agency with which NCBC is affiliated, Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools (TRACS). https://tracs.org. See below for contact information and website links for instructions on filing complaints. In addition, questions about accreditation and complaints in regard to accreditation policies and standards can be addressed to TRACS. info@tracs.org
  Transnational Association of Christian Schools and Colleges (TRACS), 15935 Forest Road, Forest, VA 24551 or (434) 525-9539

• A student or any member of the public may file a complaint about the institution with the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education by calling (888) 370-7589 toll-free or by completing a complaint form, which can be obtained on the bureau’s Internet web site www.bppe.ca.gov