General Education Core Curriculum

2021-2022 General Education Core Curriculum (36-42 Hours)

(Adopted 2021)

Writing and Communication (9 hours)

  • ENGL 105  Introduction to College Writing
  • ENGL 106  Writing Across the Disciplines
  • CMST 201  Introduction to Communication

Judeo-Christian Tradition and History (6-12 hours)

  • RLGN101 Biblical Interpretation of the Old Testament
  • RLGN102 Biblical Interpretation of the New Testament

If you were admitted as a freshman or as a transfer with fewer than 57 hours, choose two of the following RLGN courses in addition to those listed above:

  • RLGN208 Torah
  • RLGN212 Jesus and the Gospels
  • RLGN240 Biblical Interpretation in Christian Ethics
  • RLGN241 Biblical Interpretation in Christian Theology
  • RLGN242 Biblical Interpretation in Church History
  • RLGN243 Biblical Interpretation in Race and Justice
  • RLGN309 The Prophets (Hebrew Scriptures)
  • RLGN313 Wisdom and Poetic Literature (Hebrew Scriptures)
  • RLGN315 Race and the Old Testament
  • RLGN323 Paul and His Letters (New Testament Scriptures)
  • RLGN325 General Epistles (New Testament Scriptures)

Distribution Courses

Fine Arts (choose one of the following)

  • ART210  Art Appreciation
  • ART211 African American Art
  • MUSC209 Introduction to Jazz History
  • MUS210  Music Appreciation
  • MUAP115 Concert Choir (must take three semesters)

History (choose one of the following)

  • HIST111  World Civilizations I
  • HIST112  World Civilizations II
  • HIST121 African American Experience in American History

Literature (choose one of the following)

  • ENGL202  Survey of Literary Genres
  • ENGL203 Critical Perspectives in English

Mathematics (choose one of the following)

  • MATH154 College Algebra
  • MATH155 Precalculus Mathematics
  • MATH171  Introduction to Statistics
  • MATH175  Mathematical Concepts
  • MATH176  Creative Mathematical Thought
  • MATH255  Calculus I

Natural Sciences (choose one of the following)

  • BIOL101  Principles of Biology
  • BIOL161  Environmental Science
  • CHEM105  General Chemistry I
  • PHSC102  Physical Science
  • PHYS151 Introduction to Physics
  • PHYS251 General Physics I

Applied and Social Science (choose one of the following)

  • BADM200  Introduction to Business
  • PSC209  World Politics
  • PSYC201  General Psychology
  • SSPE202  Principles of Lifetime Fitness and Wellness
  • SSPE332 Sociology of Sport

Ethics and Vocational Call

Vocation and Calling (3 hours)

  • CALL200 Introduction to Ethics and Vocation (sophomore standing)
  • CALL300 Perspectives in Ethics and Vocation (all other general education courses listed above must be completed prior to taking this course)

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