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- Page 64 and 65: The Bachelor of Arts degree consist
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• PSYC 233 - Human Sexuality (S-2
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Total 32 Hours*May be substituted b
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Area I-3a• Any HIST course 3 hour
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• RELT 177 - Christian Spirituali
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Area P-1a• PEAC 225 - Fitness for
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Total 3 hoursArea I-1b• ENGL 102
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Total 1 hourArea P-1b• ADAC, OLAC
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Total 3 hoursArea R-4 UD• RELB, R
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Area S-1• NOND 101 - Southern Con
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Area R-2a or R-3a• RELT 138 - Adv
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Total 3 hoursArea I-3c, S-3a, S-3b
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Total 34-35 Hours* MATH 215 needed
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• TECH 248 - CADD Mechanical (I-2
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AssessmentIn order to help evaluate
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Total 35 Hours*One course minimum f
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• Business Administration A.S., R
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• MGNT 464 - Business Strategies
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Total 9 hoursLTCA Major• LTCA 431
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• COMM 103 - Introduction to Comm
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to the B.S. Business Administration
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Select twenty-one (21) hours from t
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Total 63 HoursTotal 63-66 HoursMana
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Total 58 HoursTotal 58-64 HoursMark
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• MGNT 344 - Human Resource Manag
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Required Courses• ACCT 221 - Prin
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Bachelor of ScienceChemistry, B.S.R
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Required Cognates• MATH 181 - Cal
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Mission StatementThe mission of Sou
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Required Courses• Core 29 hours
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Computer Systems Administration, B.
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The teacher education, outdoor lead
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Program CompletionDuring their last
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Program Completion1. Requirements:
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Admission ProceduresAdmission to So
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11. Submission of the following doc
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1. Successful completion of student
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• SOCI 150 / SOCW 150 - Cultural
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Area R-2• RELT 138 - Adventist He
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Area I-3a, I-3c, I-5, S-3a or S-3b
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Business Concentration• Select an
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• OLAC 148 - Basic Horsemanship (
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• PSYC 416 - History and Systems
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Select one of the following course
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Professional Education• EDUC 129
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• MUED 231 - Music and Movement:
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Required Courses• ECED 115 - Part
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Area I-3a• History course 3 hours
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• PSYC 224 - Social Psychology (S
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Total 24 HoursEnglishChair: Jan Hal
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• ENGL 316 - Modern English Gramm
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• ELIT 215 - Survey of English Li
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Additional RequirementsOf the remai
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• HIST 389 - History of the Holoc
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Total 18 HoursWestern Intellectual
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• Acceptance to Southern Adventis
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• JOUR 427 - Mass Media Law and E
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Photography Concentration• Mass C
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Business AdministrationRequired Cou
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• BRDC 426 - TV News Reporting an
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Option 1 A language minor with a mi
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• PREL 344 - Fundamentals of Adve
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• BRDC 201 - Foundations of Broad
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Actuarial StudiesStudents intereste
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• PHYS 223 - University Physics L
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Italy:Spain:Istituto Avventista Vil
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International Studies MajorsALL stu
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International Studies, French Empha
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• MDLG 490 - MLD Exit Examination
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Spain). It is highly recommended th
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Spanish MinorRequired Courses• SP
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applying to the Music Faculty and s
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General TrackRequired Courses• MU
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Total 4 HoursTotal 23-25 Hours47-60
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Total 1 hourArea I-3a• HIST cours
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• MUCT 211 - Music Theory III 3 h
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• or• EDUC 138 - Introduction t
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Students will be expected to provid
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Graduates of a state approved assoc
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• RELB 125 - Life and Teachings o
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• CPTE 110 - Introduction to Web
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• BIOL 225 - Basic Microbiology 4
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Total 1 hourSchool of Physical Educ
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• PSYC 377 - Fundamentals of Coun
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• EDUC 220 - Growth Years (S-2) 3
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• ACCT 221 - Principles of Accoun
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Non-DegreeHealth & Wellness MinorRe
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PhysicsMany doors of service await
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• CHEM 352 - Biochemistry II 3 ho
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• ERSC 105 - Earth Science (I-4c)
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Adjunct Faculty for Evangelism: Ron
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2. Majors in the final semester of
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Procedure3. Must have been active i
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General Education Courses in Religi
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Recommended• Interm French or Ger
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• RELB 425 - Studies in Daniel (R
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• PSYC 128 - Developmental Psycho
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• RELP 321 - Introduction to Bibl
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One-Year CertificateBible Worker Ce
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• RELT 255 - Christian Beliefs (R
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School of Social WorkChair: René D
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Institution (F-1), and SOCW 213 - I
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Bachelor of Social WorkSocial Work,
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Program Coordinators:• Architecht
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• CPTE 100 - Computer Concepts (I
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Total 3 hoursArea I-1a• ENGL 101
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Required Cognates• ACCT 103 - Col
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Total 1 hourOne-Year CertificateAut
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AssessmentOur primary focus is to h
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Required Cognates• ART 325 - Scul
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Graphic Design, B.S.The Graphic Des
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Total 12 HoursTechnical Animation R
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• ARTH 345 - Contemporary Art (S-
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Required General EducationArea R-1
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• BUAD 126 - Introduction to Busi
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• EDUC 419 - Philosophy and Leade
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• ARTE 335 - Elementary Methods i
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Basic Zoology areas or upper divisi
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Total 16Note(s):See General Degree
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Detailed requirements for non-degre
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MedicineAdvisers: Joyce Azevedo, Lo
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Osteopathic MedicineAdvisers: Joyce
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evaluations, order laboratory tests
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The curriculum prescribed by Southe
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• RELB 125 - Life and Teachings o
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Area S-2a• PSYC 122 - General Psy
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Area I-1a• ENGL 101 - College Com
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Total - 1 hourSelect 3 hours from t
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• COMM 135 - Introduction to Publ
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Total 29-33 HoursAllied Health Pre-
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Area I-1b• ENGL 102 - College Com
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Area P-1a• PEAC 225 - Fitness for
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Total 3 hoursArea I-1a• ENGL 101
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Area S-1a• NOND 101 - Southern Co
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• or• RELT 177 - Christian Spir
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Total 3 hoursArea S-1• NOND 101 -
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Total 3 hoursArea R-3 or R-4 UD•
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Area S-1• NOND 101 - Southern Con
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BiologyThe study of Biology constit
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Required Cognates• CHEM 151 - Gen
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MinorBiology MinorRequired Courses
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• Bachelor of Business Administra
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Total 9 hoursHuman Resource Managem
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• BUAD 217 - Business-Computer Co
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Required Cognate• CPTE 110 - Intr
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Students who have previously earned
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• MGNT 450 - Leadership in Organi
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Select twenty-one (21) hrs from the
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Required in General Education• PS
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• COMM 103 - Introduction to Comm
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Required Cognates• MGNT 371 - Pri
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Total 40 HoursNOTE: Some upper divi
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MinorChemistry MinorRequired Course
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School of Computing ProbationIf a s
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• BIOL 161 - General Biology (I-4
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MinorComputing MinorRequired Course
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These then lay the foundation for p
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Admission1. Requirements: Choosing
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K-12 Secondary EducationB.F.A. in A
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candidates may follow the Grievance
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developed and approved prior to the
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3. Major Studies:Major studies requ
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Area R-1• RELB 125 - Life and Tea
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Total 1 HourArea S-2• EDUC 220 -
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Required Cognates• EDOE 348 - Env
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• EDUC 220 - Growth Years (S-2) 3
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• NRSG 231 - Child Health 4 hours
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Area I-2b• CPTE 100 - Computer Co
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• PSYC 122 - General Psychology (
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• PREL 235 - Public Relations Pri
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TOTAL 124Required Courses• PSYC 1
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Total 18 HoursTotal 59 Hours*Practi
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Total 23-25 HoursRequired Cognates
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• PSYC 297 - Research Design and
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• ELIT 214 - Survey of American L
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Recommended for teaching majorsChoo
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HistoryHistoryChair: Dennis Pettibo
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• PLSC 388 - Contemporary Europe
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• EDUC 220 - Growth Years (S-2) 3
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• RELT 467 - Christian Philosophy
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variety of religious and educationa
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Recommended Electives• ARTG 115 -
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• JOUR 316 - Magazine and Feature
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Select nine (9) hours from the foll
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• or• JOUR 475 - Communication
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MinorAdvertising MinorRequired Cour
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Total 18 HoursMedia Production Mino
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• PREL 344 - Fundamentals of Adve
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• MATH 181 - Calculus I 3 hours
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MinorMathematics MinorRequired Cour
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In addition to academic-year progra
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(DEE) prior to graduation. This exa
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International Studies, French Empha
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• MDLG 490 - MLD Exit Examination
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Spain). It is highly recommended th
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Spanish MinorRequired Courses• SP
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other factors such as memorization
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Total 3 hoursArea R-2• RELT 138 -
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Total 1 hourArea S-2• EDUC 220 -
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• Concentration (Piano or Organ)
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• MUCT 211 - Music Theory III 3 h
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For Organ Majors• MUED 318 - Orga
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500, Atlanta, GA 30326). They are a
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Minimum requirements for admission
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Area R-1• RELB 125 - Life and Tea
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Required Courses*• AS Level Cours
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Total 3 hoursArea I-1c• COMM 135
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Area P-1b• ADAC, PEAC, RECR or OL
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• PEAC 225 - Fitness for Life (P-
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Required CognatesC- is the minimum
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• JOUR 316 - Magazine and Feature
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• ADAC 155 - Basic Kayaking (P-1b
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Physics and EngineeringChair: Chris
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Required Cognates• MATH 200 - Ele
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• PHYS 224 - University Physics L
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Total 18 HoursSchool of ReligionSch
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Bible Instructor or Literature Evan
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7. Complete a second 16PF test with
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Admission to Religious StudiesThe R
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Total 15 HoursRequired Cognates•
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Pastoral Care, B.A.Required Courses
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Choose one (1) concentrationRequire
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• RELL 221 - Introduction to Bibl
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Select one (1) course from the foll
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• RELP 270 - Interpersonal Minist
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Theology MajorsIn addition to their
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Minimum requirements for admission
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Social Work, B.S.W.Required Courses
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Faculty: Ray Carson, John Youngberg
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Total 3 hoursArea I-2b• CPTE 100
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Area R• RELB/RELT 3 hoursTotal 3
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Total 33 HoursRequired Cognates•
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Area P-1a• PEAC 225 - Fitness for
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MissionThe School of Visual Art and
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Required Courses• Animation Core
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Total 3 hoursArea R-2• RELT 138 -
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• ECON 225 - Principles of Microe
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Art, B.A.Required Courses• ART 10
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Recommended Electives• HLED 356 -
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Graphic Design, A.S.Required Course
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• Completion of general education
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• ARTH 318 - Art Appreciation (S-
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Typical Sequence of Courses for A.A
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2nd Semester• COMM 135 - Introduc
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Associate degrees in Allied Health
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MedicineAdvisers: Joyce Azevedo, Lo
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Osteopathic MedicineAdvisers: Joyce
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evaluations, order laboratory tests
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Prerequisite(s): AART 216 ; Admissi
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AART 492 - Internship in Animation1
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Prerequisite(s): ACCT 222 .This cou
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ADAC 265 - Topics in Activity1-3 ho
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ART 221 - Painting I3 hoursPrerequi
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ART 412 - Preparing to Meet the Fir
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ARTF 295 - Directed Study1-3 hoursT
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a comprehensive understanding of th
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20 will be assessed for this course
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Prerequisite(s): AART 108 ; ARTG 21
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ASL 265 - Topics in American Sign L
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BIOL 295 - Directed Study1-3 hoursP
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BIOL 387 - Animal Behavior3 hoursPr
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BIOL 496 - Senior Thesis (W)1 hourP
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BMKT 495 - Directed Study1-3 hoursP
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BRDC 465 - Topics in Broadcasting1-
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various social and ethical problems
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Prerequisite(s): Previous or concur
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CHEM 425 - Advanced Organic Chemist
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Introduces students to the theory,
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CPHE 320 - Circuit Analysis4 hoursP
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CPTE 106 - Introduction to Spreadsh
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CPTR 209 - Introduction to Software
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functions; basic number theory; aut
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studied with an emphasis on designi
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EducationEDUC 129 - Introduction to
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epresentation) are emphasized. Teac
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EDUC 422 - Behavior Management—Se
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English Language SkillsEESL 123 - L
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ELIT 295 - Directed Study1-3 hoursT
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ELIT 465 - Topics in Literature1-3
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ENGL 412 - Preparing to Meet the Fi
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Prerequisite(s): Permission of the
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FREN 244 - French Composition and C
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GEOG 204 - World Geography (I-3b)3
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HIST 351 - Colonial Latin America (
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This course is cross-listed with PL
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management, and interacting with cl
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HMNT 495 - Directed Study1-3 hoursS
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JOUR 291 - Practicum1-3 hoursPrereq
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LibraryLIBR 265 - Topics in Library
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MATH 109 - Survey of Mathematics II
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Partial differential equations, Fou
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MDLG 450 - Global Citizenship Semin
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transformational, servant leadershi
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knowledge. Students will continue t
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for the instruments and evaluation
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MUHL 322 - Classic and Romantic Mus
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MUPF 188 - Vocal Ensemble Experienc
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MUPF 374 - Instrumental Conducting2
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NRSG 106 - Fundamentals I4 hoursPre
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A capstone course that integrates n
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NRSG 419 - Concepts in Adult Critic
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OLAC 152 - Caving (P-1b)1 hourThis
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OUTL 221 - Challenge Course Facilit
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PEAC 121 - Walking/Jogging (P-1b)1
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PEAC 257 - Pilates (P-1b)1 hourThe
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Emphasizing the physiological effec
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PHTO 320 - Digital Photography3 hou
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PHYS 215 , PHYS 216 will have taken
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Laboratory experiments pertinent to
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PLSC 254 - American National and St
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PREL 344 - Fundamentals of Advertis
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PSYC 224 - Social Psychology (S-2)3
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PSYC 377 - Fundamentals of Counseli
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course. (Winter)RecreationRECR 210
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RELB 268 - Sermon on the Mount (R-3
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This course is limited primarily to
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Prerequisite(s): RELP 321 ; Junior
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RELT 138 - Adventist Heritage (R-2)
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The criteria for evaluating all wor
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The purpose of this course is to pr
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SOCW 201 - Parenting (S-2)3 hoursTh
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SOCW 326 - Child Welfare I3 hoursTh
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SOCW 449 - Death and Dying (S-2)2 h
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SPAN 360 - Spanish Through Genre An
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TECH 147 - Methods and Materials of
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TECH 175 - Engine Rebuilding and Ma
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TECH 278 - History of Architecture3
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Faith DurkinDana EdmondMel EiseleDe
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Online CampusPegi Flynt, M.A.T. (20
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IndustriesGary Shockley (2006)Danit
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Student Services AdministrationWill
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Shirley Howard, M.S., Associate Pro
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B.S. and M.A., Andrews University;
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Douglas Jacobs—D.Min., Professor
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Carlos H. Parra—Ph.D., Chair and
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Jon Wentworth—M.Tx., Associate Pr
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Academic Committees:Graduate Counci