Undergraduate Academic Catalog
Bachelor’s degrees, undergraduate certificates, course maps, admissions standards, progression requirements, and program limitations.
Academic resources
Review the documents that define the academic program.
Download GDICU’s institutionally adopted 2026–2027 catalogs and Student Handbook before making an educational decision.
Document center
Current institutionally adopted editions
Each document is a searchable PDF, formatted for reading and printing. A student’s applicable enrollment agreement and dated institutional notices must be read together with these documents once enrollment opens.
Graduate Academic Catalog
Master’s degrees, the Doctor of Ministry, concentration requirements, graduate admissions, research, progression, and completion standards.
Student Handbook
Institutional academic policies, student conduct, integrity, support, complaints, privacy, appeals, accommodations, and records guidance.
Theological library
Resources for biblical study and ministry.
Explore online Bibles, research tools, concordances, commentaries, dictionaries, maps, digital libraries, and church history.
How to use these documents
Choose the document that answers your question.
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Choosing a credential
Use the undergraduate or graduate catalog to compare program purpose, course requirements, entry standards, and completion expectations.
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Understanding student policy
Use the Student Handbook for academic standing, integrity, conduct, complaints, appeals, accommodations, privacy, and records requirements.
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Confirming current terms
Before enrolling, review the tuition and fee schedule and confirm the applicable catalog edition, refund terms, location authorization, enrollment agreement, and official release notice.
Important status
Document publication does not open enrollment.
GDICU is making its current academic framework available for review. Applications, payments, and enrollment remain closed until an official program release is issued.