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Dec 04, 2023
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Academic Catalog 2009-2010 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Biblical Studies Major
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Return to: College of Undergraduate Studies (Traditional; CUS)
Students who major in biblical studies become perceptive, critical readers who are able to interpret the Bible for themselves and for others. The major provides a foundation for seminary or graduate studies, and based on the minor, for various entry-level ministry, missions, education, and social service opportunities.
The Biblical Studies Major requires completion of the following 128 credits:
General Education (57 credit hours)
Major Core (45 credit hours)
Electives (26 credit hours)
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General Education Requirements (57 credit hours)
Biblical Studies (12 credit hours)
Take the following four courses (some courses are cross-listed and only one prefix needs to be taken): Communication (12 credit hours)
Take each of the following four courses: Arts and Humanities (9 credit hours)
Take one course from each of the following three academic disciplines: Philosophy (3 credit hours)
Fine Arts (3 credit hours)
Choose one course from the following: Literature (3 credit hours)
Choose one course from the following: Social Sciences (15 credit hours)
Take each of the following five courses: Mathematics (3 credit hours)
Requirements
The Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies requires completion of at least 128 semester hours, including all general education requirements, the major courses, and a minor or electives in a field of interest: Biblical Studies Major (45 credit hours)
Biblical Studies Major Core (33 credit hours)
Foreign Language (6 credit hours)
To earn the Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies, a student must demonstrate proficiency by completing a 2-semester sequence (a minimum of 6 credit hours) in Greek, Hebrew, or Latin. Upper-Division Field-Related Electives (6 credit hours)
Students must also complete six hours of upper-division coursework in Biblical Studies, Theology, Philosophy or Youth Ministry. |
Return to: College of Undergraduate Studies (Traditional; CUS)
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