NBC online Global Evangelism / Communicating the Gospel in a Pluralistic World
What is a final exam?
Final exams are given at the end of most academic courses. They help assess what you have learned, including your knowledge of key concepts and facts. In an NBC online course like this one, the final exam can also demonstrate the following abilities and understandings:
Ability to interpret data
Awareness of global challenges
Critical thinking skills
Problem-solving skills
Research skills
Written communication skills
Ability to manage deadlines and organize study schedules
Reading comprehension and information-processing skills
Understanding of cultural, social, and global perspectives
Your transcript shows your final course grade, not your final exam grade alone. Your final course grade reflects your work throughout the course.
"This six-week journey has truly challenged and inspired me. My understanding of Scripture has deepened, my vision has widened, and I've been personally transformed." — Seth G., NBC student
Simplified grading rubric for the final exam
Use this checklist before submitting your work to Scribe.
Was the final exam submitted by Sunday evening of Week 6?
Does the submission meet the minimum length requirement?
Are both Part A and Part B complete?
Does Part A clearly address the course material week by week?
Does Part A refer to a variety of class activities, such as the special assignments and class discussions, as well as the weekly readings?
Does Part B clearly state the selected essay question?
Do both parts demonstrate college-level writing and thoughtful reflection?
Is the final exam submission relatively free of grammar, spelling, punctuation, and word-choice errors?
How well does this submission meet the assignment goals?
What kind of online student are you? Do others see you as Busy, Wordy, or Disconnected Dan? Do you sometimes come across as Oblivious, Trite-ly, or even End-times Edith?
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