The foundation of who we are and what STU stands for as a Christ-centered learning community.
First Day of Class: September 14, 2026
The Spirit Temple University Student Handbook provides important guidance concerning academic expectations, conduct, learning procedures, communication, graduation requirements, and university policies.
Students are responsible for reading the handbook, understanding university expectations, and following all academic and ministry formation guidelines while enrolled at STU.
The handbook is your reference for life as an STU student — from the day you register through the moment you walk across the commencement stage. It outlines who we are, what we expect, and how we walk alongside you in your formation.
Whether you study locally, online, or from another nation, the same standards of excellence, integrity, and Christ-honoring conduct apply.
The foundation of who we are and what STU stands for as a Christ-centered learning community.
Student responsibilities, course standards, and what it means to study with excellence at STU.
Requirements for live sessions, discussions, and active engagement throughout each term.
How to navigate the learning platform, submit work, and meet expectations in a digital classroom.
Submission guidelines, evaluation criteria, and the standards used to assess your work.
Honesty, originality, and Christ-honoring behavior expected of every STU student.
Payment plans, deadlines, and the policies that keep your account in good standing.
How prior coursework applies and what’s required to complete your program at STU.
Requirements for finishing your program and participating in the commencement ceremony.
How to reach administration, faculty, and student services when you need help.
The complete STU Student Handbook will be posted here once finalized. Until then, please follow all official instructions provided by STU administration, faculty, and the learning platform.