Student Handbook
How this university works, how its courses are proven, what its certificates mean, and the standard every student studies under. Read it once and you know the whole road.
How the University Works
There is no tuition and no application to be approved. The school runs in four plain steps:
- Enroll free. Open your free student account — no placement test, no gate at the door. The course of study is the same for every student.
- Study the chapters. Each course is taught verse by verse from the King James Bible in teaching videos on the Grace Team University YouTube channel — free to watch, in order, at your own pace — and every chapter stands open on its own page here, where the lesson tracker detects your through-reading.
- Climb the ladder. At the end of every chapter stands its Chapter Quiz — the teaching’s whole question set. At the end of every course stands one Course Exam, drawn evenly from every chapter. At the end of all the courses stands The Final Exam. Every assessment is scored with a percentage and a letter grade the moment you submit: multiple-choice questions are graded instantly, and written answers come back to you with the course’s model answers to review.
- Pass — and earn your certificates. A score of 70% — a letter grade of C or better — passes any quiz or exam. Finish a course and the university issues its Certificate of Completion for that course, drawn up under the university seal and ready to print and keep; finish every course and pass The Final Exam, and the university confers its Certificate of Graduation.
The Ladder — Quiz, Exam, Final Exam
Grace Team University has one course of study for everyone — the same teachings, the same books, the same order of study for every student — and its learning is proven on one ladder of three rungs:
The Chapter Quiz
At the end of every chapter stands its quiz — the teaching’s whole question set, multiple-choice and written together.
The Course Exam
At the end of every course stands ONE exam, drawn evenly from every chapter of the course.
The Final Exam
At the end of all the courses stands The Final Exam — 100 questions over the whole course of study.
A chapter counts as complete when the site has detected your through-reading of it — the lesson tracker watches the reading the same way the Bible reader does, crediting only a genuine read at a natural pace — and its quiz is passed. A course is complete when every one of its chapters is complete and its course exam is passed. There is no placement test and there are no levels: you enroll, and you begin.
The Certificates
The university grants exactly two certificates — nothing else, and nothing in between:
Certificate of Completion
For each individual course you complete. Every chapter of the course read and its quiz passed, and the course’s one Course Exam passed at 70% or better — and the university issues its Certificate of Completion for that course, bearing the seal of the university, your name, the course, your course exam standing, and the date.
Certificate of Graduation
For the whole course of study, finished. Complete every course and pass The Final Exam, and the university confers its Certificate of Graduation — your Final Exam score and grade recorded on it as your standing.
Code of Conduct
Four rules govern every student of this university:
- Study honestly. Watch the teaching and read the Scriptures for yourself before you sit the exam. Your certificate should mean exactly what it says.
- No copying answers. Every answer you submit is to be your own work, from your own study. The model answers shown after an exam are given for review — to learn from, not to copy.
- The King James Bible is the text. All Scripture in the teachings, the exams, and the certificates is quoted from the KJV. When you quote Scripture in a written answer, quote it from the KJV.
- Conduct worthy of the Word. You are studying to be a workman approved unto God. Let your conduct — here and everywhere — match the Book you are learning.
New student? Enroll and begin with the first chapter. Returning student? Go to the courses.