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Bachelor of Music with Elective Studies in an Outside Field
The Bachelor of Music degree with Elective Studies in an
Outside Field provides comprehensive music training with focused study in a
separate discipline. This degree assists the student in integrating interests
beyond music and encourages the development of breadth and diversity in the
arts and in the complementary discipline. The following elective fields are
available: Arts Ministries, Biblical and Theological Studies, Business,
Christian Education and Ministry, English, Mathematics and Computer Science,
Media, Modern Languages, Psychology, Sociocultural Studies, Theater, Third
World Studies, or an Alternate Field.
For
General Education Requirements, see the appropriate Elective Study Field
below.
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Music
requirements for Elective Studies Majors
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Music
Theory & Composition (MUTC)
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16
hours
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Music Theory 1-4
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11 hours (MUTC 151,
171, 241, 261)
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Aural Skills 1-5
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5 hours (MUTC 152,
172, 252, 272,
352)
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Context
Studies (MUCS)
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14-18
hours
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Music Before 1600
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2 hours (MUCS 261)
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Baroque and Classical
Music
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4 hours (MUCS 262)
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Nineteenth-Century Music
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2 hours (MUCS 263)
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World Music
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2 hours (MUCS 264)
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Twentieth-Century Music
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4 hours (MUCS 361)
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Senior Capstone
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2 hours (MUCS 494)
[not required for Third World Studies]
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Church Music Practices
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2 hours (MUCS 321)
[Arts Ministries Field only]
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Methods
Studies (MUMS)
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5-7
hours
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Introduction to Music Studies
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2 hours (MUMS 115)
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Basic Conducting & Lab
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3 hours (MUMS 248/346)
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Elementary School Music
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2 hours (MUMS 473)
[Christian Education Field
Only]
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Individual
Performance (MUIP)
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20
hours
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Primary Instrument
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16 hours (MUIP 201-422)
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Electives
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4 hours (MUIP 201-422)
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Ensemble
Performance (MUEP)
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6
hours
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Large Ensemble (8 semesters; seven semesters for Third
World Studies; six semesters/three hours for Theater Concentration, only if
accepted into Workout)
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4 hours (MUEP
213-218)
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Chamber Music
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2 hours (MUEP 356,
357, 358, 371:1-7)
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Music
Electives (from MUCS, MUTC, MUMS)
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6-8
hours
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Recital
and Concert Attendance (MUEP)
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0
hours (MUEP 219)
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Eight Semesters
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(Seven semesters for Third World Studies)
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Portfolio
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0
hours (MUMS 494)
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Senior
Half Recital
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0 hours (MUIP 492)
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Piano
Proficiency
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Free
Electives (may include music)
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2-4
hours, depending on outside field chosen
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Elective
Field (shown below)
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24
hours
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Total
minimum hours required for degree
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125-131
hours
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Elective Fields
ARTS MINISTRIES
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General
Education
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30
hours
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Biblical and Theological Studies
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12 hours (BITH 111, 212, 214, 316, 344, 382)
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Writing
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4 hours (ENGW 103)
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Literature
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2 hours (Any except ENGL 326, 327)
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Art
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2 hours (ART 101, 102, 211, 221, 231,or 302)
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Philosophy
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4 hours (PHIL 101)
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Diversity
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2 courses (See Liberal Arts General Education
for courses)
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History
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4 hours (HIST 105, 111,
or 115)
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Applied Health Science
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2 hours (AHS 101)
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Elective
Field Courses for Arts Ministries
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24
hours
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Core
(13 hours):
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Philosophy of the Arts
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2 hours (PHIL 216)
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Creative Design
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3 hours (ART 233)
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Theater Survey
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4 hours (COMM 271)
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Church & Theater
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4 hours (COMM 376)
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Electives
(11 hours):
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Art (Choose one course):
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3 hours (ART 213, 232, 312, 316, 318)
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Art (Choose 4 hours):
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4 hours (ART 352[2], 355[2], 366[2], 368[4], 471[4])
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Theater & Dance (4 hours)
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4 hours (COMM 272 [4], 273 [4], 374 [4],
474 [2-4], DANC
122 [1], 123 [1])
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BIBLICAL AND
THEOLOGICAL STUDIES
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General
Education
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32
hours
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Biblical and Theological Studies
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14 hours (BITH 111, BITH 211 or ARCH 211, BITH 213 or ARCH 213, BITH 374)
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Writing
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4 hours (ENGW 103)
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Literature
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2 hours (Any except ENGL 326, 327)
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Art
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2 hours (ART 101, 102, 211, 221, 231,or 302)
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Philosophy
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4 hours (PHIL 101)
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Diversity
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2 courses (See Liberal Arts General Education
for courses)
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History
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4 hours (HIST 105, 111,
or 115)
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Applied Health Science
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2 hours (AHS 101)
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Elective
Field Courses for Biblical and Theological Studies
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18
hours*
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Core
(8 hours*):
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Biblical Interpretation and Hermeneutics
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4 hours (BITH 325)
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Biblical Theology of Worship
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2 hours (BITH 326)
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Theological Ethics
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2 hours (BITH 375)
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*Reflects
automatic credit for additional 6 hours beyond the usual Biblical and
Theological Studies General Education requirements in the other Elective
fields.
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Electives
(10 hours): [Choose Option 1 or 2]
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Option 1 (Biblical Studies):
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Psalms or Life of David
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2 hours (BITH 344
or 345)
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Other OT and NT courses
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8 hours (BITH 300-400
level courses)
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Option 2 (Theological Studies):
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Historical Theology
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4 hours (BITH 372))
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Other Theological Studies courses
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6 hours (BITH 300-400
level courses)
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BUSINESS
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General Education
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30 hours
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Biblical and Theological Studies
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8 hours (BITH 111, 212,
214, 316)
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Writing
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4 hours (ENGW 103)
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Literature
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2 hours (Any except ENGL 326, 327)
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Art
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2 hours (ART 101, 102, 211, 221, 231,or 302)
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Philosophy
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4 hours (PHIL 101)
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Diversity
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2 courses (See Liberal Arts General Education
for courses)
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History
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4 hours (HIST 105, 111,
or 115)
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Applied Health Science
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2 hours (AHS 101)
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Electives
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4 hours (non-music Liberal
Arts General Education courses)
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Elective
Field Courses for Business
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24
hours
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Core
(20 hours):
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Principles of Microeconomics
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4 hours (B EC 211)
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Principles of Accounting I
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4 hours (B EC 226)
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Management Information Systems
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2 hours (B EC 229)
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Business Ethics
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2 hours (B EC 328x)
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Principles of Marketing
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4 hours (B EC 341)
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Principles of Management
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4 hours (B EC 342)
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Electives
(4 hours):
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4 hours (B EC 227 [4],
345 [4], 365 [4], 371 [2] 421
[2], 352 [2])
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CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
AND MINISTRY
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General Education
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28 hours
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Biblical and Theological Studies
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8 hours (BITH 111, 212,
214, 316)
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Writing
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4 hours (ENGW 103)
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Literature
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2 hours (Any except ENGL 326, 327)
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Art
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2 hours (ART 101, 102, 211, 221, 231,or 302)
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Philosophy
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4 hours (PHIL 101)
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Diversity
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2 courses (See Liberal Arts General Education
for courses)
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History
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4 hours (HIST 105, 111,
or 115)
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Applied Health Science
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2 hours (AHS 101)
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Electives
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2 hours (non-music Liberal Arts
General Education courses)
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Elective
Field Courses for Christian Education and Ministry
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24
hours
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Core
(18 hours):
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Foundations of Ministry
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2 hours (CE 111)
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Transformational Education
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4 hours (CE 222)
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Teaching the Bible
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4 hours (CE 321)
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Human Development and Ministry
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4 hours (CE 322)
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History and Philosophy of
Christian Education
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4 hours (CE 421)
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Electives
(6 hours):
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6 hours (CE)
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ENGLISH
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General Education
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30 hours
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Biblical and Theological Studies
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8 hours (BITH 111, 212,
214, 316)
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Writing
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4 hours (ENGW 103)
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Literature
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2 hours (Any except ENGL 326, 327)
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Art
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2 hours (ART 101, 102, 211, 221, 231,or 302)
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Philosophy
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4 hours (PHIL 101)
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Diversity
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2 courses (See Liberal Arts General Education
for courses)
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History
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4 hours (HIST 105, 111,
or 115)
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Applied Health Science
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2 hours (AHS 101)
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Electives
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4 hours (non-music Liberal Arts
General Education courses)
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Elective
Field Courses for English
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24
hours
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Core
(16 hours):
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Classics
of Western Literature or Classical and Early British Literature
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4 hours (ENGL 101 or
215)
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Modern
Global Literature or British Literature, 17th - 20th
Century
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4 hours (ENGL 105 or
216)
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Creative Writing or
Literature of the Bible
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4 hours (ENGW 213 or
ENGL 373)
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Choose any course from
American Literature
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4 hours (ENGL)
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Electives
(8 hours):
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8 hours (ENGW/ENGL;
excluding ENGW 103/104)
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MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER
SCIENCE
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General Education
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30 hours
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Biblical and Theological Studies
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8 hours (BITH 111, 212,
214, 316)
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Writing
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4 hours (ENGW 103)
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Literature
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2 hours (Any except ENGL 326, 327)
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Art
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2 hours (ART 101, 102, 211, 221, 231,or 302)
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Philosophy
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4 hours (PHIL 101)
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Diversity
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2 courses (See Liberal Arts General Education
for courses)
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History
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4 hours (HIST 105, 111,
or 115)
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Applied Health Science
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2 hours (AHS 101)
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Math/Computer Science
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4 hours (SOC 383)
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Elective
Field Courses for
Mathematics/Computer
Science
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24
hours
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Core
(12 hours):
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Calculus I/Lab
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4 hours (MATH 231/231L)
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Discrete Mathematics
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4 hours (MATH 343)
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Programming I: Problem Solving
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4 hours (CSCI 235)
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Electives
(8 hours):
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Calculus II/Lab
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4 hours (MATH 232/232L)
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Linear Algebra
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2 or 4 hours (MATH 245)
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Computer Science
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4 hours (CSCI 243 or 245)
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Other
Electives (4 hours):
Math or Computer Science
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4 hours (Any MATH/CSCI 300-400
level courses)
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MEDIA
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General Education
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30 hours
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Biblical and Theological Studies
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8 hours (BITH 111, 212,
214, 316)
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Writing
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4 hours (ENGW 103)
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Literature
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2 hours (Any except ENGL 326, 327)
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Art
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2 hours (ART 101, 102, 211, 221, 231,or 302)
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Philosophy
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4 hours (PHIL 101)
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Diversity
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2 courses (See Liberal Arts General Education
for courses)
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History
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4 hours (HIST 105, 111,
or 115)
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Applied Health Science
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2 hours (AHS 101)
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Electives
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4 hours (non-music Liberal Arts
General Education courses)
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Elective
Field Courses for Media
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24
hours
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Core
(8 hours):
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Media Studies
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4 hours (COMM 241)
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Media, Religion and Culture
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4 hours (COMM 341)
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Electives
(16 hours)
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16 hours (COMM 246 [4],
242 [4], 243 [2],
345 [4], 343 [4],
445 [4], 444
[2-4])
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MODERN LANGUAGES
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General Education
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30 hours
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Biblical and Theological Studies
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8 hours (BITH 111, 212,
214, 316)
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Writing
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4 hours (ENGW 103)
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Literature
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2 hours (Any except ENGL 326, 327)
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Art
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2 hours (ART 101, 102, 211, 221, 231,or 302)
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Philosophy
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4 hours (PHIL 101)
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Diversity
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2 courses (See Liberal Arts General Education
for courses)
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History
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4 hours (HIST 105, 111,
or 115)
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Applied Health Science
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2 hours (AHS 101)
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Modern Languages
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4 hours (FREN, GERM,
or SPAN 201 or equivalent)
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Elective
Field Courses for Modern Languages
(French,
German, Spanish)
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24
hours
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French
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Core
(8 hours):
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French Conversation
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4 hours (FREN 331)
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French Composition
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4 hours (FREN 332)
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Electives
(16 hours):
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16 hours (FREN 334 (2),
346[4], 347[4],
371[4], 431[2],
432[2], 439[2];
LING 321[2]) or
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In France only:
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FREN 335[4], 338[4],489[2]
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German
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Core
(8 hours):
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Contemporary German Culture and Mores
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4 hours (GERM 341)
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Contemporary German Culture: Politics,
Economics, and Current Events
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4 hours (GERM 342)
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Electives
(16 hours):
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16 hours (may include GERM
351[4] or 353[2],
371[4], 437[2];
LING 321[2] and other German department
approved courses)
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In Germany only:
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GERM 343
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Spanish
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Core
(8 hours):
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Spanish Conversation
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4 hours (SPAN 331)
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Advanced Grammar/Composition
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4 hours (SPAN 332)
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Electives
(16 hours):
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SPAN 335[4], 336[4], 337[4],
371[4], 439[2
or 4]; LING 321[2] or
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In Spain or Latin America only:
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SPAN 334[4] or 335[4], 338[4],
489[2-4]
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PRE-LAW STUDIES
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General Education
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30 hours
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Biblical and Theological Studies
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8 hours (BITH 111, 212,
214, 316)
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Writing
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4 hours (ENGW 103)
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Literature
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2 hours (Any except ENGL 326, 327)
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Art
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2 hours (ART 101, 102, 211, 221, 231,or 302)
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Philosophy
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4 hours (PHIL 101)
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Diversity
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2 courses (See Liberal Arts General Education
for courses)
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History
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4 hours (HIST 105, 111,
or 115)
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Applied Health Science
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2 hours (AHS 101)
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Electives
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4 hours (non-music Liberal Arts
General Education courses)
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Elective
Field Courses for Pre-Law Studies
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24
hours
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Core
(6 hours):
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Introduction to Law
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2 hours (PSCI 271)
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An internship with a practicing
legal professional
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4 hours (PSCI 496)
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Law-Related
Elective Courses (10 hours from at least two departments):
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10 hours (IR 372[2],
PHIL 318[4], PSCI 348[2], PSCI 381[4], SOC 367[4])
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Supporting
Elective Courses (8 hours from at least two departments,
one of which is not elected under the Law-Related Elective Courses):
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8 hours (B EC 226 or
227[4], B
EC 328x[2], B EC 435[2], COMM 252[4], COMM
353[4], COMM 362[2], COMM 363[4], ENGW
214[2], HIST 351 or 352[4], HIST
377[4], HIST 455[4], HIST 483[4], PHIL
243[4], PHIL 494-3[4], PSCI 135[4], PSCI 346[4], PSCI 347[4], SOC 337[4], SOC
356[4], SOC 376[4])
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PSYCHOLOGY
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General Education
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30 hours
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Biblical and Theological Studies
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8 hours (BITH 111, 212,
214, 316)
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Writing
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4 hours (ENGW 103)
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Literature
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2 hours (Any except ENGL 326, 327)
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Art
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2 hours (ART 101, 102, 211, 221, 231,or 302)
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Philosophy
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4 hours (PHIL 101)
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Diversity
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2 courses (See Liberal Arts General Education
for courses)
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History
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4 hours (HIST 105, 111,
or 115)
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Applied Health Science
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2 hours (AHS 101)
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Psychology
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4 hours (PSYCH 101)
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Elective
Field Courses for Psychology
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24
hours
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Core
(20 hours):
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Statistics
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4 hours (PSYC 268)
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Experimental Psychology
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4 hours (PSYC 269)
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Developmental Psychology
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4 hours (PSYC 317)
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Abnormal Psychology
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4 hours (PSYC 348)
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Contemporary Clinical Psychology
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4 hours (PSYC 352)
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Electives
(4 hours):
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4 hours (PSYC 235[2],
241[4], 351[4],
361[4], 431[4])
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SOCIOCULTURAL
STUDIES
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General Education
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30 hours
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Biblical and Theological Studies
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8 hours (BITH 111, 212,
214, 316)
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Writing
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4 hours (ENGW 103)
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Literature
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2 hours (Any except ENGL 326, 327)
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Art
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2 hours (ART 101, 102, 211, 221, 231,or 302)
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Philosophy
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4 hours (PHIL 101)
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Diversity
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2 courses (See Liberal Arts General Education
for courses)
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History
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4 hours (HIST 105, 111,
or 115)
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Applied Health Science
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2 hours (AHS 101)
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Sociocultural Studies
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4 hours (SOC 115)
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Elective
Field Courses for Sociocultural Studies
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24
hours
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Core
(16 hours):
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Biculturalism
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4 hours (ANTH 353)
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Racial and Ethnic Relations
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4 hours (SOC 337)
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Social Change
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4 hours (SOC 385)
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Social Research
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4 hours (SOC 482)
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Electives
(8 hours):
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8 hours (ANTH 344[2],
ANTH 362[2], ANTH 376[4]; PSYC 235[2]; SOC
366[4]; URBN 231[2])
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THEATER
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General Education
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30 hours
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Biblical and Theological Studies
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8 hours (BITH 111, 212,
214, 316)
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Writing
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4 hours (ENGW 103)
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Literature
|
2 hours (Any except ENGL 326, 327)
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Art
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2 hours (ART 101, 102, 211, 221, 231,or 302)
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Philosophy
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4 hours (PHIL 101)
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Diversity
|
2 courses (See Liberal Arts General Education
for courses)
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History
|
4 hours (HIST 105, 111,
or 115)
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Applied Health Science
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2 hours (AHS 101)
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Electives
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4 hours (non-music Liberal Arts
General Education courses)
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Elective
Field Courses for Theater
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24
hours
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Core
(16 hours):
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Theater Survey
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4 hours (COMM 271)
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Stage Design
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4 hours (COMM 272)
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Acting I
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4 hours (COMM 273)
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Directing
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4 hours (COMM 374)
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Electives
(8 hours):
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8 hours (COMM 376 [4], 473 [4], 474 [4])
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THIRD WORLD STUDIES
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General Education
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30 hours
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Biblical and Theological Studies
|
8 hours (BITH 111, 212,
214, 316)
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Writing
|
4 hours (ENGW 103)
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Literature
|
2 hours (Any except ENGL 326, 327)
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Art
|
2 hours (ART 101, 102, 211, 221, 231,or 302)
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Philosophy
|
4 hours (PHIL 101)
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Diversity
|
2 courses (See Liberal Arts General Education
for courses)
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History
|
4 hours (HIST 105, 111,
or 115)
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|
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Applied Health Science
|
2 hours (AHS 101)
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Third World Studies
|
4 hours (ANTH 353)
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Elective
Field Courses for Third World Studies
|
24-30
hours
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Core
(16-22 hours):
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Third World Issues
|
2 hours (HNGR 112)
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Field Research Methods and Intercultural
Orientation
|
4 hours (HNGR 385)
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Global Christian Perspective
|
4 hours (HNGR 484)
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|
|
Independent Study
|
2-4 hours (HNGR 495)
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HNGR Internship
|
4-8 hours (HNGR 496)
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|
Electives
(8 hours):
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|
Economic Development and
Growth
|
4 hours (B EC 365)
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|
Social Change
|
4 hours (SOC 385)
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Third World Politics
|
4 hours (IR 357)
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Other HNGR approved
elective
|
4 hours (HNGR)
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ALTERNATE FIELD
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General Education
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30 hours
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Biblical and Theological Studies
|
8 hours (BITH 111, 212,
214, 316)
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|
Writing
|
4 hours (ENGW 103)
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|
|
Literature
|
2 hours (Any except ENGL 326, 327)
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|
|
Art
|
2 hours (ART 101, 102, 211, 221, 231,or 302)
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|
|
Philosophy
|
4 hours (PHIL 101)
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|
|
Diversity
|
2 courses (See Liberal Arts General Education
for courses)
|
|
|
History
|
4 hours (HIST 105, 111,
or 115)
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|
|
Applied Health Science
|
2 hours (AHS 101)
|
|
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Electives
|
4 hours (non-music Liberal Arts
General Education courses)
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Elective
Field:
Alternative
Field
|
24
hours
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With the guidance of an academic sponsor, usually the
student's advisor, an Alternate Field can be devised to satisfy specific
degree objectives. The design of this degree depends on student initiative
and thorough consultation with the advisor and faculty representative(s)
from the department(s) representing the Alternate Field. The courses
selected must be thematically congruous and reflect the ideal of a
coherent, integrated whole. Applications for the Alternate Field degree are
available in the Conservatory office. The student's advisor, the
Conservatory Director of Academic Studies, and the Department Chair of the
appropriate departments approve each Alternate Field degree application.
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Revision Date: June 1, 2012
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