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Integrative Studies
Requirements |
Liberal Arts
Foundation Requirements
First
Year Core
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Biblical Survey |
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BIBL 101 |
Biblical Literature |
3 hours |
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College Orientation Requirement |
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CLLS 101 |
First-Year Introduction |
1 hour |
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Writing |
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ENGL 101 |
Principles of
Writing *Students with a 670 or higher
on the verbal portion of the SAT are to take Advanced
Composition (ENGL 212 or
ENGL 213) in place of
Principles of Writing. |
3 hours |
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Library Research |
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This requirement is attached
to several first level Integrative Studies courses each
semester. |
0 hours |
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Western Culture |
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HIST 101 |
Western Civilization I:
Ancient Civilization to 1650 |
2 hours |
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HIST 102 |
Western Civilization: 1650 to
the Present |
2 hours |
Liberal Arts
Foundation Requirements
First
Year, if possible
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Intermediate Language |
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One of the following:
- Intermediate French (FREN
201)
- Intermediate Spanish (SPAN
201)
- Intermediate German (GERM
201)
- Intermediate Latin (LATN
221)
- New Testament Greek (GREK
321)
*Beginning Language I and II may be a
prerequisite
*Students whose native language is
other than English may satisfy the foreign language
requirement with English. |
3-12 hours |
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Mathematics |
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One of the following:
- Pre-Calculus (MATH
107)
- Calculus I (MATH
181)
- Calculus II (MATH
182)
- Linear Algebra (MATH
261)
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3-4 hours |
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Physical Education |
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One of the following:
- Lifetime Wellness (PHED
101)
- Holistic Health (PHED
237)
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1 hour |
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One of the following:
- Physical Education Activity Course (PHED
102)
- Adaptive Physical Education (PHED
103, 104)
- Adventure Sports (PHED
220)
- Initiatives (REC
103)
- Backpacking (REC
104)
- Backpacking/Canoeing (REC
105)
- Highlander Adventure Program (REC
109)
- Ecotour in Honduras (REC
211)
- Eco-tourism in Africa (REC
212)
- Winter Ski Outing (REC
218)
- Trip Experience (REC
228)
- Horsemanship I (HRSM
113)
- Instructor's Course in Red Cross Water Safety (PHED
244)
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1-3 hours |
Liberal Arts
Foundation Requirements
Second
Year, if possible
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Communication |
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One of the following:
- Fundamentals of Speech (COMM
201)
- Public Speaking (COMM
210)
- Organizational Communication (COMM
216)
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2-3 hours |
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Christian Theology |
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THEL 209 |
Introduction to Christianity |
3 hours |
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Literature |
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ENGL 201 |
Literature of the Western
World |
3 hours |
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Philosophical Foundation |
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One of the following:
- Knowledge & Reality (PHIL
200) and either Ethics (PHIL
201) or Community Ideology and the Environment (PHIL
210)
- Metaphysics, Morality, and Mind (PHIL
202)
- History or Philosophy I & II (PHIL
241 and PHIL 242)
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4-8 hours |
Liberal Arts
Foundation Requirements
Second
Year, if possible
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Fine Arts |
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One of the following:
- Introduction to Visual Arts (ART
131)
- Art and Architecture in Context in Europe (ART
132)
- Drawing I (ART 211)
- Painting I (ART
221)
- Art in Europe Since the Renaissance (ART
230)
- Ancient Art History (ART
231)
- Renaissance Art History (ART
232)
- Art for Grade Teacher (ART
233, Childhood Education majors only)
- Art and Architecture in Europe (ART
234)
- Modern Art History (ART
237)
- Two-dimensional Design (ART
241)
- Three-dimensional Design (ART
242)
- Graphic Design I (ART
245)
- Sculpture I (ART
251)
- Printmaking I (ART
261)
- Ceramics I (ART
271)
- Foundations of Photography (ART
281)
- Introduction to Watercolor (ART
295)
- Imaging the Landscape (ART
295)
- Portraying Place (ART
295)
- Art and History of Film (ART
314)
- Contemporary Art and Critical Theory (ART
322)
- Landscape Painting (ART
395)
- Portraying Place (ART
395)
- Masterworks of Sight and Sound (MLT 113)
- Introduction to Music and Listening (MLT 111)
- Introduction to Film Music (MHS
222)
- Music of World Cultures (MHS
254)
- Introduction to Hymnology (MCHU
216, ministerial program only)
- Music and Worship (MCHU
351)
- Ensembles (MUS 137,
143, 144, 145, 147, 149)
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3 hours |
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Social Science |
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One of the following:
- Principles of Microeconomics (ECON
210)
- Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON
211)
- Introduction to Politics (POLS
101)
- Introduction to Psychology (PSY
101)
- Principles of Sociology (SOC
101)
- Cultural Anthropology (SOC
243)
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3 hours |
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Science with a lab |
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One of the following:
- Fundamentals of Biology (BIOL
103)
- Conservation Biology (BIOL
105)
- General Biology I (BIOL
151)
- Introduction to Nutrition - with lab (CHEM
207 & CHEM 208)
- Elements of Biochemistry (CHEM
113)
- General Chemistry (CHEM
151)
- Physical Geology (ESCI
101)
- General Astronomy (ESCI
102)
- Environmental Earth Science - with lab (ESCI
212 & ESCI 213)
- Atmospheric Science (ESCI
224)
- General Physics I (PHYS
151)
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4 hours |
Liberal Arts
Exploration
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Advanced Bible |
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Any Bible course except BIBL
101 - Biblical Literature, BIBL 251
- Bible History & Geography,
BIBL 261 - Holy Land Tour,
BIBL 395 - Special
Topics in Bible (unless specifically approved). |
3 hours |
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Humanities |
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Any English, history,
humanities, philosophy, theology, or music history course
or any course in foreign language literature, or a course
in Art History from ART
231, 232, 237, 314, or 322. Exclusions:
ENGL 205 - English
Grammar; and art majors may not take an art course to meet
the humanities requirement. |
3 hours |
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Social Science |
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Any economics, political
science, psychology, or sociology course. The
discipline must be different from the one used to fulfill
the Liberal Arts Foundation requirement. The
following courses do not meet this requirement:
SOC/PSY/POLS
309 - Statistics, SOC/POLS
312 - Research Methods. |
3 hours |
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Natural Science & Mathematics |
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Any biology, chemistry, earth
science, math or physics course. Math majors many
not use a math course to meet this requirement.
Exclusions: MATH 107 -
Pre-Calculus; MATH 190 -
Mathematical Applications and Issues |
3 hours |