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Graduation Application Deadline

Graduation Applications for Fall 2013 graduates are available online under Forms and Information, in CampusNet. If you are planning to graduate in Fall 2013, your completed application is due August 1, 2013. You will be eligible to participate in the Spring 2014 commencement ceremony.

NOTE: your graduation application is not complete until personal reference and church verification letter(s) have been received. After August 1, 2013, graduation dates for those students with incomplete applications will be moved to a later session. For additional information or assistance contact the Registrar’s Office at registrar@dts.edu or 214-841-3608.

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Students may now take up to two-thirds of their program in various distance education formats—including online courses. Please see the Advising page for information specific to your degree (http://www.dts.edu/students/advising/toolsandtimelines/). Each degree requires its own strategy for meeting the residency requirement. Contact the Advising Center to craft an appropriate degree completion plan (advising@dts.edu, 214-874-4444)!

Dr .Mark Yarbrough, DTS’s dean of academic affairs, will be in Asheville, NC, June 24-28 to teach a course titled “The BIG Picture: Grasping the Master’s Plan from Genesis to Revelation.” The week-long class is offered as an intensive Bible training course by the Billy Graham Training Center at The Cove.

DTS students will receive elective credit for the course. Financial assistance is available through The Cove.

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DTS students can receive course credit for hitting the road with Dr. Mark Yarbrough this summer.

Dr. Yarbrough, DTS’s dean of academic affairs, will be in Asheville, NC, June 24-28 to teach a course entitled “The BIG Picture: Grasping the Master’s Plan from Genesis to Revelation.” The week-long class is offered as an intensive Bible training course by the Billy Graham Training Center at The Cove.

Too often, Christians view the scriptures as a collection of unrelated stories by many different authors. Dr. Yarbrough’s course teaches the unity of the Biblical narrative across all 66 books. Through daily class sessions and reflection time, this training will help students understand how every page of the Bible is connected and will encourage them know God in his role as Divine Author.

DTS students will receive elective credit for the course. Financial assistance is available through The Cove.

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