Academic Catalog 2015-2016 (Addended)

May 29, 2022

Academic Catalog 2015-2016 (Addended) [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Associate of Arts: Biblical Studies

The Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies is a two year program providing an introduction to Biblical Studies, Christian Doctrine, and Theology. This major provides a foundation for various ministry positions, missions, social service, and/or for personal spiritual development.

The AA requires a total of 60 credit hours for graduation, which includes 39 credit hours of general education, 18 credit hours of Biblical Studies major coursework, and 3 semester hours of elective credit. Prior college, military, and technical credits can be used toward the AA degree. Students may transfer in a maximum of 45 credit hours (75% of the degree requirements). Students may take a maximum of 15 credit hours of 300 and 400 level courses in the AA degree program.

The 18 hours of major coursework, as well as the general education and elective credit hours, may be transferred to the Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies degree at Colorado Christian University.

This academic program has been updated from the 2015-2016 Academic Catalog, effective November 30, 2015. Students who began their academic program before November 30, 2015 will adhere to the requirements listed in the 2015-2016 Catalog as long as there is no break in enrollment. Students who began their academic program on November 30, 2015 through the end of the spring 2016 term are under the requirements of the 2015-2016 Addended Catalog, listed below.

The Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies requires completion of the following 60 credit hours:
General Education (39 hours)
Biblical Studies Major (18 hours)
Electives (3 hours)

General Education Core (39 credit hours)

Integrative Studies (6 credit hours)

INT 201A - Adult Studies Seminar (6)

Communications (9 credit hours)

Written Communication

ENG 102A - English Composition (3)

Additional Written Communication (choose one)

Oral Communication

COM 110A - Oral Communication (3)

Humanities (6 credit hours)

Choose courses from two different disciplines. PHL 205A is required.

Creative Arts

Foreign Language

Transfer equivalents

Literature

Philosophy

PHL 205A - World Views (3) (required)

History, Behavioral, and Social Sciences (6 credit hours)

Choose one history and one behavioral/social science course. HIS 211A is required.

Business

Psychology

Social Science

SOC 202A - Marriage and Family (3)

Biblical Studies (3 credit hours)

BIB 230A - Interpreting the Bible (3) (required)

Mathematics (3 credit hours)

MAT 110A - Math Concepts (3)

Natural Science (3 credit hours)

While open to all CAGS students, the Biology Lab is not required for the AA Biblical Studies degree. Labs cannot be taken as stand alone courses to fulfill this requirement

Computer Science (3 credit hours)

Only courses completed within the past 5 years will be accepted to complete the General Education core requirement.

CIS 201A - Introduction to Computer Applications (3)

Major Core Requirements (18 credit hours)

HIS 111A - Old Testament (3)
HUM 114A - New Testament (3)
THE 201A - Introduction to Theology (3)
THE 203A - Christian Doctrine (3)
BIB 223A - Spiritual Formation (3)
BIB 304A - Biblical Tools (3)
Some Major Core courses may also be used to fulfill General Education Core requirements. A total of 60 credit hours is required for completion of the AA degree.

Graduation Requirements for Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies Degree

The faculty recommends students in the AA in Biblical Studies to the Board of Trustees as candidates for graduation when they have completed the following requirements.

Completion of 60 credit hours as specified in the course requirements listed above. (A maximum of 15 credit hours of 300/400 level courses.)
A letter grade of D or better in all courses and a cumulative GPA of 2.0 in all CCU coursework.
Meet the CCU Residency requirements.
Formal and timely application for graduation by the date specified by the University Registrar.
No outstanding financial obligation to the University.

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