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Academic Calendar2011-12 School YearThe Southern Adventist University summer term consists of three sessions. Students in attendance during the 2010-11 school year may register at anytime during the week immediately preceding the session.1st Summer Session, 2011May 2May 2May 4May 13May 20May 27RegistrationClasses BeginLast Day to Add a Course/Fee for Class ChangeLast Day to Drop and Automatically Receive a “W”All Withdrawals After This Date Receive “F”Classes End2nd Summer Session, 2011June 1 Online Registration Opens for Fall 2011May 31May 31Jun 3Jun 10Jun 17Jun 27Jun 27Jun 29Jul 1Jul 8Jul 15RegistrationClasses BeginLast Day to Add a Course/Fee for Class ChangeLast Day to Drop and Automatically Receive a “W”All Withdrawals After This Date Receive “F”RegistrationClasses BeginLast Day to Add a Course/Fee for Class ChangeLast Day to Drop and Automatically Receive a “W”All Withdrawals After This Date Receive “F”Classes End3rd Summer Session (SmartStart), 2011Jul 17JumpStart Enrollment Services, 12:00 - 2:00 p.m.
Page 4 and 5: Jul 18 Registration for BIOL 101Jul
Page 6 and 7: May 7-Aug 24 Summer Sessions 2012Th
Page 9 and 10: Brock Hall—Visual Art and Design,
Page 11 and 12: Conditional Acceptance1. If either
Page 14: The degrees offered are:School of B
Page 17 and 18: Concert-Lecture SeriesEach year a c
Page 19 and 20: Standards of ConductIn harmony with
Page 21: Chamber Music SeriesAckerman Audito
Page 26 and 27: 14 hours 20 hours12 hours 26 hours1
Page 29 and 30: a. BIOL 101 - BIOL 102 , BIOL 103 ,
Page 31 and 32: O. Discipline-Specific DevelopmentT
Page 33 and 34: Graduation with Academic HonorsStud
Page 35 and 36: WF0.00 grade points per hourThe gra
Page 37 and 38: 23-54 1.75 or above55 or above 2.00
Page 39 and 40: 1. Present the case to the professo
Page 41 and 42: Southern Adventist University will
Page 43 and 44: The Student Transferring/Returning
Page 45 and 46: • All scholarships are divided an
Page 47 and 48: Students can work part-time while t
Page 49 and 50: Financial Aid Overaward ProceduresW
Page 51 and 52: Amount of Title IV Aid EarnedTo cal
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Student Check CashingStudents are e
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Lab Fee 9 180.00Lab Fee 10 210.00La
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determined by the Housing Office. A
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A student who withdraws completely
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Commitment DepositAll new and trans
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Carrying Charge of 1% Per MonthAt t
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AssessmentThe programs in this depa
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• CHEM 152 - General Chemistry (I
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• Skills based 2 hours• ARTG 11
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Total 9 hoursTotal Pre-Medical Labo
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Total 3 hoursArea I-1c• COMM 135
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Total 1 hourAllied Health Pre-Nutri
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• BUAD 217 - Business-Computer Co
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Required Courses• ALHT 111 - Intr
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• MUED 250 - Technology in Music
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• PETH 315 - Physiology of Exerci
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Total 1 hour* Covers both Concept a
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Loma Linda University TrackThe prog
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Total 3 hoursArea I-2b• Concept b
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Total 1 hourElectives (3 UD)• Ele
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Total 3 hoursArea I-1c• COMM 135
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Elective• Elective (from any area
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Biology, Biomedical Emphasis, B.S.R
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Chemistry Minor• CHEM 151 - Gener
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BMKT 326 - Principles of Marketing
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Total 9 hoursEntrepreneurship Conce
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Bachelor of ScienceBusiness Adminis
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Total 46 Hours*Recommend to take in
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Total 43 HoursRequired Cognates•
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Financial Management, B.B.A.General
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Human Resource Management Concentra
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Management MinorRequired Courses•
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• TECH 273 - Estimating and Autom
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• Chemistry Electives 3 hoursTota
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• PHYS 211 - General Physics (I-4
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School of Computing ProbationIf a s
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Embedded Systems ConcentrationRequi
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Conceptual FrameworkThese outcomes
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D. As a committed professional, the
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Recognizing the value of health and
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from the Secondary Coordinator and/
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expenses. No reimbursements will be
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TOTAL HOURS: 37 hours*Art, music, a
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• Electives from Skills/Certifica
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Total 3 hoursArea I-2a• MATH cour
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• OUTL 430 - Adventure Leadership
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• Select six (6) hours upper divi
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Select six (6) hours from the follo
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Cognates 17General Education 43-45T
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TOTAL 125-131Required Courses• BI
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• ENGL 102 - College Composition
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Psychology, B.A.The B.A. degree in
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Total 3 HoursArea I-1b• ENGL 102
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Total 2 HoursElective• Elective 1
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Total 21 Hours*Part of professional
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• ENGL 314 - Creative Writing (S-
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Non-DegreeEnglish as a Second Langu
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Approval of Study Programs for Hist
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European Studies ConcentrationIn ad
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• HLED 173 - Health for Life (P-2
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degree programs. Although the indiv
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semester in preparation for the Mee
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• BRDC 314 - Broadcast News Writi
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• ENGL 314 - Creative Writing (S-
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• JOUR 205 - News Reporting 3 hou
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• or• COMM 391 - Intercultural
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• MATH 215 - Statistics (I-2a) 3
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Select six (6) hours of which three
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• JOUR 105 - Writing for the Medi
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Option 3• PHYS 221 - University P
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Modern LanguagesThe Modern Language
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For further information:Adventist C
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Select three (3) hours from the fol
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Total 24 hoursHumanities Component
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• SPAN 207 - Intermediate Spanish
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• FREN 350 - French Linguistics 3
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General RequirementsFunctional Pian
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Individual and Group InstructionCou
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• MUPF 389 - Concentration 1-2 ho
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Area R-4• UD RELB/RELT course 3 h
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Area S-3• Literature course 3 hou
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Total 24 HoursTotal 20-24 HoursInst
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Total 20 Hours*Each Music minor sha
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• Tactile ability sufficient for
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Bachelor of ScienceNursing, B.S.(In
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Area I-1b• ENGL 102 - College Com
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Total 1 hourArea P-1b• ADAC, PEAC
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Area I-1c• COMM 135 - Introductio
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AccreditationThe bachelor degrees i
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• PETH 315 - Physiology of Exerci
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Total 9 HoursTotal 41 HoursHuman Pe
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• JOUR 105 - Writing for the Medi
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just minor.Physical Education Minor
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Bachelor of ScienceBiophysics, B.S.
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• PHYS 412 - Quantum Mechanics 3
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Total 36 HoursIncluding general edu
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Biblical Studies Major1. To provide
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11. Development and submission of a
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This major provides a thorough expo
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Archaeology Core• RELL 191 - New
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Missions, B.A.Required Courses• R
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Required Cognates• HIST 364 - Chr
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Total 33 HoursTheology, B.A.Require
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Total 22 HoursChoose one (1) concen
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Non-DegreeArchaeology MinorRequired
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• RELP 452 - Church Ministry II 3
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Bachelor of Science in Social WorkT
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Family StudiesThe Family Studies de
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Total 18 Hours*An additional nine h
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• Major engine repair• Drivabil
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Total 1 hourArea S-2• Personal an
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Area I-2b• Concept based 1 hour
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Total 18 HoursTechnology Minor• T
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Bachelor of ScienceAnimation, B.S.T
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students to fill decision-making po
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Recommended General Education• CO
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Bachelor of ArtsArt, B.A.Required C
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Recommended Electives• HLED 356 -
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Area I-1c• COMM 135 - Introductio
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Total 1 hourArea P-1b• ADAC, OLAC
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Associate of ScienceGraphic Design,
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• ARTH 318 - Art Appreciation (S-
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• ENGL 101 - College Composition
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• Electives 3 hoursTotal 16Year 2
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Strongly recommended courses• BIO
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Strongly recommended coursesNOTE: I
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Additional requirements include:•
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MajorAllied Health Pre-Dental Hygie
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• Concept based 1 hour• BUAD 21
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degree. For a complete description
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• BUAD 217 - Business-Computer Co
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Electives to make a total of 64 hou
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• or• HIST 175 - World Civiliza
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General Education CoursesArea R-1
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Total 2 hoursArea I-3a• HIST cour
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• PSYC 122 - General Psychology (
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• Skills based 2 hours• ARTG 11
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Total 92 HoursAllied Health Pre-Spe
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total 0-3 hours*Three years of high
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• BIOL 330 - General Microbiology
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Area I-2b• Concept based 1 hour
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Total 1 hourElectives ***• Recomm
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Required Biology• Biology Core Co
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• BIOL 476 - Research in Biology
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Mission StatementThe mission of the
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Financial Management MajorGeneral C
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Total 16-20 hoursAssessmentTo help
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• BUAD 310 - Business Communicati
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Required Courses• B.B.A. Core 40
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General Management ConcentrationReq
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• BMKT 345 - Marketing Technology
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MinorBusiness Administration MinorR
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Combined MajorsBusiness Administrat
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• FNCE 315 - Business Finance 3 h
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MajorChemistry, B.A.Required Course
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Select one (1) course from the foll
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Program Coordinator: All programs,
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• MATH 215 - Statistics (I-2a) 3
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• PHYS 213 - General Physics Labo
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demonstrate a commitment to the pur
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capstone course, History and System
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Submit an Outdoor Leadership portfo
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A. Initial Admission to the Teacher
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16. Evidence of CPR Certification c
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Licensure is not automatic. The eli
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*Pending State of TN approval6. Mis
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Area I-2a• MATH 110 - Survey of M
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Liberal Arts Education, B.A.Leading
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Area I-1a(A-2, A-4 included in majo
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Non-Licensure TrackStudents not see
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Total 3 hoursArea R-3• RELB cours
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Total 1 hourTotal P-1a• PEAC 225
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Total 18 HoursNaturalist Concentrat
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Psychology, B.A.The B.A. degree in
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Psychology, Industrial/Organization
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• PSYC 416 - History and Systems
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• MGNT 420 - Organizational Behav
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• OLAC 465 - Outdoor Leadership T
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• ELIT 216 - Approaches to Litera
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Courses OfferedEESL 123 - Language
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200 level. Junior and senior studen
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• HIST 351 - Colonial Latin Ameri
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Political Science MinorThis minor p
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School of Journalism and Communicat
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Students should demonstrate their g
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• or• PSYC 224 - Social Psychol
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Total 30 HoursIn consultation with
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• BRDC 227 - TV Studio Production
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Public Relations, B.S.Required Cour
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Intercultural Communication MinorRe
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Total 18 HoursPublic Relations Mino
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Total 82 HoursThe combined major pr
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Total 40 HoursSee General Degree an
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languages but also as reflections o
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E-mail: aca@nad.adventist.orgWebsit
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• HIST 471 - Classics of Western
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Total 24 hoursHumanities Component
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• SPAN 207 - Intermediate Spanish
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• FREN 350 - French Linguistics 3
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Admission RequirementsMusic majors
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student will not be cleared for gra
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Area I-2a• MATH course 3 hoursTot
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Total 48 HoursMusic CoreRequired Co
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MUED Courses• MUED 250 - Technolo
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Cognate Requirement• HMNT 205 - A
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Select one (1) of the following cou
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1. Acceptance to Southern Adventist
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Readmission Requirements1. Acceptan
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Area I-2a• MATH 3 hours (if neede
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Area R-2• RELT 138 - Adventist He
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Total 2 hoursArea I-3a• HIST cour
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The courses in Physical Education,
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Health, Physical Education and Recr
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• PETH 375 - Motor Learning and D
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• Sports Studies Core 41 hours•
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• PETH 115 - ProAct — Flagball
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of Engineering and Computer Science
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Required General Education• COMM
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3. To acquaint the students with th
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Trainees:Students may apply to the
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take the Pastoral Care practicum mu
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Total 15 HoursChoose one (1) concen
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• or• RELL 191 - New Testament
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• RELP 450 - Church Ministry I 3
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Religious Education, Teacher Certif
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Total 35 HoursNote: The School reco
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Christian Service MinorRequired Cou
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• RELB 436 - New Testament Studie
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Social Work Program Mission Stateme
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SOCW 312 - Human Behavior and the S
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Family Studies classes.Family Studi
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• TECH 248 - CADD Mechanical (I-2
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Auto Service, A.T.The auto service
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• NOND 101 - Southern Connections
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Total 3 hoursArea I-2b• Concept b
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Required Courses• TECH 114 - Oxy-
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Open Drawing SessionsThe animation
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Total 64 HoursArt Education K-12, B
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Area I-2a• MATH course 3 hoursTot
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Total 1 hourArea P-2• HLED 173 -
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Total 31 HoursRecommended General E
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• ARTG 122 - Typography II 3 hour
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Select one (1) of the following cou
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Total 18 HoursGraphic Design MinorR
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Total 162nd Semester• Area I-2c -
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1. Complete 93 semester hours in an
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• BIOL 416 - Human Anatomy 3 hour
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Strongly recommended coursesNOTE: I
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Additional requirements include:•
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AART 316 - Collaborative Studio3 ho
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An in-depth course in financial acc
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ADAC 141 - Fly-Fishing (P-1b)1 hour
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ART 104 - Drawing I (S-3c)3 hoursTh
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offering. Students taking the class
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Film ProductionARTF 112 - Intro to
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ARTF 492 - Film Production Internsh
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market areas are explored, includin
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ARTH 495 - Directed Study1-3 hoursS
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ARTI 491 - Interactive Media Practi
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BIOL 152 - General Biology4 hoursOf
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Prerequisite(s): BIOL 161 - BIOL 16
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BIOL 418 - Animal Physiology3 hours
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BMKT 375 - International Marketing3
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Prerequisite(s): Consent of instruc
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youth and human service agencies. S
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BUAD 495 - Directed Study1-3 hoursP
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CHEM 321 - Instrumental Analysis4 h
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COMM 230 - Intro to Acting3 hoursTh
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COOP 265 - Cooperative Education1-6
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CPIS 295 - Directed Study in Comput
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CPTE 295 - Directed Study in Comput
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Prerequisite(s): CPTR 110 ; MATH 12
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CPTR 495 - Directed Study in Comput
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ECON 224 - Principles of Macroecono
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credit.EDUC 301 - English as a Seco
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EDUC 338 - Foundations of Inclusive
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EDUC 464 - Teaching Seminar2 hoursP
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EESL 141 - Language Skills II: TOEF
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century. (Winter, odd years)ELIT 43
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ENGL 103 - H:College Composition II
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ENGR 149 - Introduction to Mechanic
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FNCE 492 - Finance Internship1-3 ho
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Prerequisite(s): FREN 244 , ELIT 21
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HIST 155 - American History and Ins
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HIST 374 - History of England (I-3a
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HLED 229 - Wellness Applications2 h
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An introduction to the major school
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JournalismJOUR 105 - Writing for th
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JOUR 391 - Practicum1-3 hoursPrereq
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LTCA 435 - Human Resource Managemen
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An introduction to descriptive and
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See MATH 265 for course description
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An introductory study in the field
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MGNT 492 - Management Internship1-3
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MUCT 295 - Directed Study1-3 hoursI
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literature for the classroom. The c
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For music majors, a four-semester c
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MUPF 318 - I Cantori (S-3c)1 hourSe
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NOND 101 - Southern Connections (S-
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Prerequisite(s): NRSG 126 , NRSG 13
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A course designed to introduce nurs
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stressors, and preventions focused
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OLAC 265 - Outdoor Leadership Activ
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(ACCT). (Alternating years)OUTL 354
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PEAC 153 - Basic Swimming (P-1b)1 h
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PETH 214 - ProAct — Tennis1 hourD
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PETH 474 - Psychology and Sociology
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PHYS 128 - Exploring Physics II (I-
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PHYS 305 - Biophysics3 hoursPrerequ
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PHYS 418 - Advanced Quantum Mechani
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PLSC 471 - Classics of Western Thou
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PREL 495 - Directed Study1-4 hoursS
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PSYC 297 - Research Design and Stat
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PSYC 455 - Psychology of Young Adul
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Biblical StudiesRELB 125 - Life and
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RELB 495 - Directed Study1-3 hoursS
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This course will explore the biblic
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Prerequisite(s): RELP 321 , RELP 32
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RELT 295 - Directed Study1-3 hoursT
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SociologySOCI 125 - Introduction to
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SOCI 365 - Family Relations (S-2)3
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SOCW 265 - Topics in Social Work1-3
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implications; disclosure and report
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the study of short selections of Sp
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TECH 114 - Oxy-Acetylene Welding (S
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TECH 164 - Automotive Maintenance (
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TECH 262 - Construction Contract Ad
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TECH 376 - Automation and Robotics4
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Institutional Research and Planning
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Planned GivingCarolyn Liers (1996)D
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Admissions and RecruitmentMarc Grun
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Liane de Souza, M.S. (2003)Counselo
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B.S., Andrews University; Ph.D., Un
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B.S., Andrews University; M.A., Joh
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John McCoy—Ed.D., Professor and D
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Marge Seifert—M.S.L.S., Associate
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Planned Giving Committee: Chris Car
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Student Media Board: Stephen Ruf, C
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