Familiarize yourself with the Student Handbook.

Student Handbook
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Calendar of Events

Calendar for Academic Year 2007-08
 
Student Grades

Grade Network

College Catalog

Access Roanoke Bible College's Academic Catalog in one of three ways:

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Request a catalog from the Admissions office:

Admissions Office
Roanoke Bible College
715 N. Poindexter St.
Elizabeth City, NC 27990

Email: admissions@roanokebible.edu

Phone: 252-334-2028
Toll Free: 1-800-RBC-8980
Fax: 252-334-2064

Course Schedule

Students may change their schedule during the first two weeks of school without penalty.

Fall Schedule of Classes

Transcript Request Form

All transcript requests must be submitted with payment. Payment can be made by cash, check, or credit card.

Transcript Request Form

Facilities

Dorm Room Work Request Form

Submit a comment to the cafeteria.

College Services

Contact information for the various college services is available in the campus directory.

Library Services

The Watson-Griffith Library provides excellent resources and facilities. A library orientation and handbook, along with the library staff, will acquaint you with its services. Visit the Library pages for hours of operation and to browse the on-line catalog. In addition, you may use the libraries of the College of the Albemarle and Elizabeth City State University, as well as the public library: Pasquotank-Camden Library, located at 205 E. Main Street.

Textbooks

Roanoke Bible College will no longer be providing textbooks. Each student needs to purchase their textbooks on-line through < "eCampus.com. Books may be purchased by check, credit card and/or financial aid. If you anticipate using financial aid please contact the business office at Roanoke Bible College to activate your account, Carol Stuart, 252-334-2010.

Detailed instructions are available here for making a purchase using financial aid.

Counseling Services

Roanoke employs a full-time professional counselor. In addition to teaching courses in counseling and psychology, Professor Don McKinney is available to assist students as they encounter problems with depression, anxiety, grief, relationships, self-image, and anger and other impulse control problems, as well as other personal issues. His office is in Heritage Hall, Room 106. In addition, Residence Hall Directors (RHDs), Resident Assistants (RAs), and the Vice President for Student Life are available to assist students and are trained to refer one when they are not able to provide the necessary assistance.

Area Churches

It is expected that you will want to attend the assemblies of a local church. Follow the link for Area Churches, (within approximately 30 miles), along with schedules of their service.