4-1: Degree Descriptions College of Undergraduate Studies 4-2: Associate of Arts Degree 4-3: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Music Degrees 4-4: Degree Update Program/Second Bachelor's Degree 4-5: Individually Designed Majors and Cooperative Programs 4-6: School of Business and Leadership 4-7: School of Education 4-8: School of Humanities and Sciences 4-9: School of Music 4-10: School of Theology 4-11: Off-Campus Programs 4-12: Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) College of Adult and Graduate Studies 4-13: Degrees and Programs 4-14: Graduate Studies 4-15: Certificate Programs 4-16: Licensing Programs 4-17: Minors

5: College of Undergraduate Studies (Traditional) »

5-1: Academic Calendar 5-2: Admission Information 5-3: Financial Information 5-4: Academic Policies 5-5: Life Directions Center 5-6: First-Year Integration (FYI) 5-7: Student Life 5-8: Activities and Organizations

6: College of Adult and Graduate Studies »

6-1: Admission Information 6-2: Financial Information 6-3: Academic Policies 6-4: Academic Records 6-5: Student Services

7: Course Descriptions 8: Administration and Faculty »

8-1: Office of the President 8-2: Board of Trustees 8-3: Faculty 8-4: Emeriti Faculty 8-5: Distinguished/Visiting Lecturers 8-6: Focus on the Family Institute

4-8: School of Humanities and Sciences

The School of Humanities and Sciences offers Bachelor of Arts majors in the disciplines of Communication, English, Global Studies, History, Liberal Arts, Psychology, and Social Science as well as Bachelor of Science majors in the disciplines of Biology, Mathematics, and Science. These degree programs prepare students to enter the professional world or graduate school following graduation. All degree programs require a minimum of 128 credit hours to complete. Minors are also available in the disciplines of Biology, Chemistry, Communication, English, Global Studies, History, Mathematics, Psychology, and Spanish.

Majors

4-8-1: Biology
4-8-2: Communication
4-8-3: English
4-8-4: Global Studies
4-8-5: History
4-8-6: Liberal Arts
4-8-7: Mathematics
4-8-8: Pre-Medicine Studies*
4-8-9: Psychology
4-8-10: Science
4-8-11: Social Science

Minors

4-8-12: Biology Minor
4-8-13: Chemistry Minor
4-8-14: Communication Minor
4-8-15: English Minor
4-8-16: Global Studies Minor
4-8-17: History Minor
4-8-18: Mathematics Minor
4-8-19: Psychology Minor
4-8-20: Spanish Minor

* Although not a major, students can complete studies in Pre-Medicine to fulfill prerequisites for medical or para-medical graduate school programs.

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