University Requirement

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
COL-1995	Vocation and College Success (Freshman only, transfer students are exempt)	1
Theology University Requirements ( 6 hours)
Biblical Studies Course (Select one)		3
THY-1100	The Bible (B)
THY-2010	Introduction to the Old Testament (B)
THY-3105	Introduction to the New Testament (B)
Christian Doctrine Course (Select one)		3
THY-1210	Introduction to Christianity (S)
THY-2500	Martin Luther's Small and Large Catechisms (S)

General Education Requirements 

Communication (9 Hours)

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
ENG-1100	English Composition 2	3
COM-1100	Speech Communication	3
ENG-2000	Writing About Literature 2	3

2	Must be completed with a grade of C or higher and not under the Pass/Fail option.

Humanities and Fine Arts (9 Hours)

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Humanities
Select one of the following:		3
ASL-1100	American Sign Language I
ASL-1200	American Sign Language II
ENG-2200	Non-Western Literature
ENG-2210	Society and Literature
ENG-2220	U.S. Latina/o Literature(s)
ENG-2300	Greek & Roman Mythology
ENG-2400	African American Literature
ENG-2500	Classical World Literature
ENG-2600	Modern World Literature
HIS-1110	Survey of Early Modern Europe, 1350-1815
GER-1000	German for Reading I
GER-1100	German for Reading II
GRE-2000	Greek I
GRE-2100	Greek II
HEB-2000	Hebrew I
HEB-2100	Hebrew II
HIS-1120	Survey of Modern Europe Since 1815
HIS-1315	Survey of World History to 1350
HIS-1325	Survey of the World Since 1350
HIS-1200	History of the American People to 1877
HIS-1250	History of the American People since 1877
HIS-2300	U.S. Women's History
HIS-2500	African American History
HIS-2600	Hispanic and Latino American History
HIS-2700	Ancient Greek and Roman Civilizations
HIS-2800	A History of Illinois
LAT-1000	Latin I
LAT-1100	Latin II
PHI-2010	Primer in Philosophy
PHI-2110	Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion
PHI-2210	Introduction to Logic
PHI-2310	Social and Political Philosophy
SPA-1111	Elementary Spanish I
SPA-1112	Elementary Spanish II
SPA-2113	Intermediate Spanish I
SPA-2114	Intermediate Spanish II
Fine Arts
Select one of the following courses:		3
ART-1100	Introduction to the Visual Arts
ART-1210	Two-Dimensional Basic Studio
ART-1310	Three-Dimensional Basic Studio
ART-2050	Western Art: Pre-History through Renaissance
ART-2150	Western Art: Post Renaissance through Contemporary
ART-2200	Non-Western Art (+)
COM-2200	Introduction to Film Studies
COM-2500	Global Documentary
MUS-1503	Exploration of Music
MUS-2203	Survey of Western Music
MUS-2243	Music of World Cultures
MUS-2253	History of Jazz
THR-1100	Introduction to Theater
Select one of the following Humanities or Fine Arts from the following list:		3
ART-1100	Introduction to the Visual Arts
ART-1210	Two-Dimensional Basic Studio
ART-1310	Three-Dimensional Basic Studio
ART-2050	Western Art: Pre-History through Renaissance
ART-2150	Western Art: Post Renaissance through Contemporary
ART-2200	Non-Western Art (+)
ASL-1100	American Sign Language I
ASL-1200	American Sign Language II
COM-2200	Introduction to Film Studies
COM-2500	Global Documentary
ENG-2200	Non-Western Literature
ENG-2210	Society and Literature
ENG-2220	U.S. Latina/o Literature(s)
ENG-2300	Greek & Roman Mythology
ENG-2400	African American Literature
ENG-2500	Classical World Literature
ENG-2600	Modern World Literature
GER-1000	German for Reading I
GER-1100	German for Reading II
GRE-2000	Greek I
GRE-2100	Greek II
HEB-2000	Hebrew I
HEB-2100	Hebrew II
HIS-1110	Survey of Early Modern Europe, 1350-1815
HIS-1120	Survey of Modern Europe Since 1815
HIS-1200	History of the American People to 1877
HIS-1250	History of the American People since 1877
HIS-1315	Survey of World History to 1350
HIS-1325	Survey of the World Since 1350
HIS-2300	U.S. Women's History
HIS-2500	African American History
HIS-2600	Hispanic and Latino American History
HIS-2700	Ancient Greek and Roman Civilizations
HIS-2800	A History of Illinois
HUM-1995	Arts and Ideas
IDS-1050	Intro to American Cultural Studies
LAT-1000	Latin I
LAT-1100	Latin II
PHI-2010	Primer in Philosophy
PHI-2110	Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion
PHI-2210	Introduction to Logic
PHI-2310	Social and Political Philosophy
MUS-1503	Exploration of Music
MUS-2203	Survey of Western Music
MUS-2243	Music of World Cultures
MUS-2253	History of Jazz
SPA-1111	Elementary Spanish I
SPA-1112	Elementary Spanish II
SPA-2113	Intermediate Spanish I
SPA-2114	Intermediate Spanish II
THR-1100	Introduction to Theater

Social/Behavioral Sciences (9 Hours)

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Select three courses with different prefixes from the following:		9
ATH-2020	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
ECO-2400	Foundations of Economics
GEO-1100	Geography of North America
GEO-1200	World Geography: Culture Patterns
GEO-1300	The Developing World
IDS-1100	Introduction to Global Cultural Studies
IDS-1200	Engaging Diversity: U.S. Perspectives
POS-1100	American Government and Politics
POS-2200	Social and Political Philosophy
POS-2300	International Relations
POS-2350	Introduction to Comparative Politics
PSY-1000	General Psychology
PSY-1502	The Mind and the Brain
PSY-2100	Developmental Psychology: Life Span
PSY-2125	Child and Adolescent Psychology
PSY-4151	Social Psychology
SBS-1995	People and Society (Special Topics)
SOC-2010	Introduction to Sociology
SOC-4420	Marriage and the Family
SOC-4425	Sociology of Gender/Sexualities
SOC-4610	Race, Ethnicity, & Racisms in the U.S.
SOC-4620	Social Inequality: Class, Status and Power

Physical and Life Sciences (7-8 Hours) One class taken must include a lab,  classes with an * include a lab 

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Physical Science
Select one class 1		4
EAS-1105	Elements of Earth Science
CHE-1110	Consumer Chemistry
CHE-2000	Chemistry in the World Today
CHE-2100	Health Science Applications in Chemistry
CHE-2200	Fundamentals of Chemistry
NSCI-1110	Concepts in Chemistry and Biology
NSCI-1120	Concepts in Physics and Earth Science
NSCI-1970	Energy and Our Environment (*)
NSCI-1981	Introduction to Sustainability (*)
Life Science
Select one of the following: 1		3-4
BIO-1201	Biology in the World Today
BIO-1500	Medical Terminology
BIO-2500	Fundamentals of Microbiology (*)
NSCI-1110	Concepts in Chemistry and Biology (*)
NSCI-1970	Energy and Our Environment (*)
NSCI-1981	Introduction to Sustainability (*)

1

Either of the Interdisciplinary Natural Science courses (NSCI-1970 Energy and Our Environment or NSCI-1981 Introduction to Sustainability) can be used as a Life Science or a Physical Science course. Any course with a lab will fulfill the lab requirement; the lab portion doesn’t have to be part of a 3- or 4- credit course. A one credit lab by itself can fulfill the lab requirement.

Mathematics (3 Hours)

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Select one of the following: 1		3
MAT-1550	Finite Mathematics
MAT-1805	College Algebra
MAT-1820	Pre-Calculus
MAT-2000	Statistics
MAT-2100	Discrete Mathematics
MAT-2400	Calculus for Business and Life Sciences
MAT-2500	Calculus I
MAT-2600	Calculus II
MAT-3100	Calculus III
Total Hours		3

1	Or any MAT above MAT-1550 Finite Mathematics.

Additional Requirements

Major course requirements and double counting credits:

• No course in a major may be taken on the Pass/Fail grade option. Coursework for majors in the College of Health, Science & Technology can be found later in this section.
• No more than half of the courses (equaling no more than one half of the credits) for a major can be used toward another major within the College of  Health, Science & Technology.
• A course in the major must have the grade C or higher to apply to the major.
• The department of Natural Science requires a minimum grade of D- for courses within the major that are not prerequisites for other courses. For courses that are pre-requisites, the C minimum remains unless superseded by admission grade requirements for specific programs, e.g., nursing at Oak Point University (formerly Resurrection University), microscopy at Hooke College, medicine/dentistry/pharmacy at LECOM, etc.).
• The Pre-Art Therapy program requires a minimum grade of C for courses within the major.

Major course requirements and double counting credits:

• Optional
• Minors for the Colleges of  Health, Science &  Technology can be found later in this section.
• One-third of the courses used toward a minor must be unique from anywhere else in a student’s program.

Electives

• As needed to meet the 120-hour degree requirement.