Matters which require a written examination in addition:

1. For the calculation of votes by each subject, the examination has a value of 70%, while the written paper has a value of 30%.

2. The matters requiring a vote for final examination and a written paper are:

a. Introduction to Theology
b. Philosophy of Being
c. Introduction to Sacred Scripture
d. Thinking about God and religion philosophy
e. epistemology (philosophy of knowledge)
f. ecclesiology and Mariology
g. Christology and Soteriology
h. fundamental moral
i. Philosophical Anthropology
j. Special Morale

3. Rules:

a. To take the exam (written or oral) you must submit the written work on examination, who does not submit the written work will not be admitted before it.
b. The student who passes the examination is rejected (R = rejected) regardless of the vote on the compilation written. Therefore you must support both tests again.
c. If the student passes the examination but the written work is not approved, we proceed to calculate the overall grade. If the vote total exceeds the minimum required, the matter is passed with that vote, and will not need to redo the written paper. Otherwise the student will be dismissed.

Courses area

Courses or area of specialization are listed on the internet with generic names such as: Course Area I, II, III, etc..
Each student is enrolled in an area of specialization that can be:
1. Trainers in faith
2. Trainers in the spiritual life
3. Pedagogic Address Learning

Table area courses