support of a faculty member or member of the administration. Graduate Trinity Western offers 11 programs of graduate studies through its Faculty of Graduate Studies, either in the Langley or Richmond campus: Master of Arts in Biblical Studies Master of Business Administration Master of Science in Nursing Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology Master of Arts in Educational Leadership Master of Arts Linguistics Master of Arts Educational Studies - Special Education Master of Arts Interdisciplinary Humanities Master of Arts in Leadership Master of Arts in Leadership - Business Stream in Mandarin Master of Arts TESOL While the MBA program offers specializations in International Business and Managing a Growing Enterprises, it is also one of only two MBA programs in Canada to offer a non-profit specialization. The MA Counselling Psychology Program is currently one of only six programs in Canada that is fully accredited by CACEP, a division of the CCPA. Trinity Western also hosts ACTS Seminaries, a group of seminaries founded when several Christian denominations partnered to establish an institution that would train men and women in the study of theology and for positions as ministers. The following Masters programs are offered through ACTS Seminaries: Master of Theological Studies Master of Divinity Master of Theology Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy Master of Arts in Christian Studies Master of Arts in Linguistics and Translation Doctor of Ministry Cancelled Faculty of Law In July 2012, the university submitted a proposal to offer a Juris Doctor program. The proposal was put forth to the provincial Ministry of Advanced Education and the Federation of Law Societies of Canada, and was approved in December 2013. On December 12, 2014, due to the ongoing lawsuits surrounding law societies voting to not automatically accredit TWU law students upon graduation, B.C. Advanced Education Minister Amrik Virk revoked the province's approval of the proposed law school at Trinity Western University. In his letter to the school's administration, he expressed the importance of the legal process and encouraged TWU to re-apply once the court cases have been settled. Student Life In 2011, Trinity Western received an A level rating in The Globe and Mails "Overall Student Satisfaction" category and an A+ rating for its "Sense of Community on Campus". Campus housing is provided to students in all years of study, and all students in their first and second year are required to live on campus in residential