| University Core |
18-22 |
| Communication Arts |
4-8 (based on ACT/SAT/AP scores) |
| Cultural Perspectives |
8 |
| Biblical Perspectives |
4 |
| Fitness and Health |
2 |
| |
|
| General Education |
31-43 |
| Natural and Computational Sciences |
|
| Foundations, Biol 203 |
4 |
| Foundations, Chem 205/206 |
5 |
| Social Sciences |
|
| General Psychology, Psyc 101 |
4 |
| Mathematics |
|
| Calculus I, Math 240 |
4 |
Languages
|
4-16 (based on language placement) |
Fine Arts
|
4 |
| Humanities |
|
| Introduction to Science and Religion, Scrl/Phil 210 |
4 |
| Physical Activity |
2 |
| |
|
| Major Studies |
50 |
| Math and Computer Science (8 hours) |
|
| Calculus II, Math 260 |
4 |
| Computer Science, Cosc 110 |
4 |
| Chemistry (4 hours) |
|
| Organic Chem, Chem 215/216 |
4 |
| Physics (10 hours) |
|
| Physics I, II, Phys 203,204 |
10 |
| Religion (8 hours) |
8 (4 upper level) |
| Introduction to World Religions, Relg 201 |
|
| Sociology of Religion, Relg 333 |
|
| Philosophy (8 hours) |
8 upper level |
| Philosophy of Religion, Relg/Phil 311 |
|
| Metaphysics, Phil 328 |
|
| Psychology (choose one; 4 hours) |
4 upper level |
| Physiological Psychology, Psyc 308 |
|
| Cognitive Psychology, Psyc 409 |
|
| Special Topics in Science and Religions, Scrl 410 |
4 upper level (seminars 2x2 hours each;
see course proposal for details)
|
| Senior Seminar and Project, Scrl 450 |
4 upper level (research/paper) |
| |
|
| Courses in concentration (below) |
16-24 |
| Total credits |
115-139 |
| Entering students who receive course credit for prior work will reach the 128 hour graduation requirement through electives not shown here. AP credit can be applied toward any course requirements shown here and also listed in the catalog as core or general education courses as long as the University otherwise offers AP credit for those courses. |