Student Information

Housing Guidelines

All students are expected to live on campus unless they are married, are parents of children living at home, are living with a close relative in the Columbus area, or are above 35 years of age.

Off-campus students who are single and have no dependents may share housing with other single students of the same gender who also have no dependents.

Off-campus students are not permitted to rent rooms from members of World Harvest Church – for example, in an unfurnished basement or attic – unless the space rented is a separate dwelling, such as a rental property or unattached garage with living space above. It is illegal to allow anyone to live in the housing unit who is not a party to the lease agreement.

Students in violation of this policy may be dismissed from Valor. Questions regarding this policy should be addressed to the Dean of Students.

All students are expected to treat other tenants in the residence halls or neighbors in the surrounding community with respect, especially regarding music, apartment noise and coming and going to work or school quietly Even in the residence halls students should use iPods or headphones rather than playing music loudly.

General Residence Hall Information

Cunningham Hall - (614) 837-9952
Jude Hall - (614) 837-9987

General

1 Resident Director per hall	Weekly room checks
2 Resident Director Assistants per hall	Weekly group devotions
4 large shower rooms, each w/3 personal stalls	24-hour Security
2 lounges with TV and VCR per hall	Planned activities
laundry facility with ironing boards	Dress code is casual but modest within the residence hall
Commissary with microwaves, small appliances, vending machines	Air conditioning

Furnished Rooms Include

• Bunk bed w/ mattresses
• Chest of Drawers
• Desk area and chairs
• Small refrigerator
• Mini blinds
• Shelving
• Closets
• Mirror

Items to Bring

• Sheets/pillow/bedspread/cotton mattress cover
• Slippers/slide-on shoes/towels
• Hangers/travel iron/small clothes hamper
• Umbrella/stackable plastic crates
• Plastic plates, cups, bowls, eating utensils
• Limited personal items/knick knacks/sticky tack
• Sealed plastic containers for food

Items Not to Bring

• Heaters/electric blankets
• Furniture/Candles
• Large radio/stereo/speakers
• Secular music
• Clip-on lamps
• Portable closets
• Large luggage

High-speed Internet Access is available in each Valor Christian College dormitory room!

Student Life

Campus life at Valor Christian College is dynamic & offers:

• Student Government Association
• Student Café
• Gymnasium and Recreation
• Awesome Fellowship
• Intramural Sports
• YOUR IMPARTATION THROUGH DISCIPLESHIP AND TRAINING!!!!!

Spiritual Life
Valor Christian College is united with World Harvest Church, where a powerful revival of God's Spirit is ongoing. As a student, you will sit under the anointed preaching of Pastor Rod Parsley in weekly church services, at the Raise the Standard Pastors' and Christian Workers' Conference, Dominion Camp Meeting , and much more. You will also learn about missions and compassionate ministry firsthand through support of the Bridge of Hope missions organization.

Dress Code
All students may dress in casual attire while attending classes and chapels unless otherwise directed by the administration. In every case student dress shall be neat, clean, modest, appropriate and consistent with Christian testimony, without drawing attention to the individual. Personal hygiene such as brushed teeth, clean and well-groomed hair, clean fingernails, fresh breath and body odor should be given close attention. Students are expected to dress according to the following guidelines:

Men
Casual attire is defined as follows:

• Any picture, logo, slogan, symbol, imprint, transfer or other message or design on any article of clothing or accessory that glorifies an ungodly practice or lifestyle is unacceptable and shall not be worn.
• Jeans, slacks or khakis that are in good repair (no holes). Shorts are not accepted.
• Shoes in good repair to include dress shoes, boots or athletic shoes. Flip-flops are unacceptable.
• Hats, caps, headbands, sunglasses and bandanas are not permitted in campus buildings
• Facial hair shall be kept neat, clean and well-groomed.
• Body-piercing jewelry is not permitted.

Women
Casual attire is defined as follows:

• Blouses, dress shirts, polos, or T-shirts with blazers are to be modest and discreet (make sure that all tops appropriately cover and are not skin-tight or revealing)
• Any picture, logo, slogan, symbol, imprint, transfer or other message or design on any article of clothing or accessory that glorifies an ungodly practice or lifestyle is unacceptable and shall not be worn.
• Jeans, slacks or khakis that are in good repair (no holes). Shorts are not accepted. Modesty is expected in the fit of the pants.
• Shoes in good repair to include dress shoes, sandals boots, or athletic shoes. Flip-flops are unacceptable.
• Hats, caps, headbands, sunglasses, bandanas are not permitted in campus buildings.
• Dresses and skirts must reach the middle of the knee when standing at normal posture. Short dresses may not be worn with leggings or tight pants underneath.
• Appropriate undergarments must be worn.
• Sleeveless tops and visible midriffs are not permitted.
• Necklines must be discreet.
• Jewelry and make-up should be kept in good taste. Body piercing jewelry other than earrings, is not permitted.

Note: Any administrative decisions concerning whether or not students meet dress code requirements shall be undisputed.

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