Academic Catalog

Cornerstone Core

The Cornerstone Core 

The Cornerstone University core curriculum reflects our commitment to our students as we teach them to understand, navigate, and ultimately influence and shape culture and society as Christ followers. Our goal is to educate bold Christ-centered influencers who embody the following:

  • Expertise in their field of study and chosen vocation

  • Exemplification of superb personal and professional ethics and integrity

  • Excellence in written, verbal, and non-verbal communication

  • Embodiment of strong relational intelligence and networking presence in diverse community contexts

  • Integration of the gospel and Christian worldview in a sophisticated manner within their field of study, chosen vocation, and personal life

  • Manifest a vibrant and mature relationship with Jesus Christ

The Cornerstone core curriculum is the foundation of that goal. The curriculum builds upon two first year courses, Academic Foundations and Christian Worldview, that induct students into the Cornerstone ethos and cast all aspects of their lives within the framework of the Christian worldview and, thus, the story of God’s work in the world. All things are made by God and for His glory and we are called to be part of this creation venture. 

The core courses are mutually reinforcing among themselves and with the courses in a student’s chosen major. They are intended to provide our students with an opportunity to become well-rounded as they pursue our GOODLife questions (focusing on God, Others, Ourselves, our Dual citizenship, and the Good Life) that are threaded through the entire general education core. These questions will be answered from the perspective of multiple disciplines taught from the Christian worldview and are intended to form our students in their thoughts, words, and deeds. 

Our students will take courses in Bible and theology, written and verbal communication, the arts and humanities, the empirical sciences, mathematics, social sciences, and global studies. The breadth of courses are intended to provide a broad and cumulatively deep understanding of God’s creation. 

The core curriculum culminates in a senior capstone course in the major that equips students to apply the skills and insights gained in the core and in their major to their chosen vocation in extraordinarily sophisticated ways. We intend all CU graduates to walk boldly as Christ-centered influencers wherever they go, and the combination of the core curriculum with a graduate’s chosen major supports their ability to do so. 

Our understanding of a Christian liberal arts education will also provide our students with the agility for an ever-changing job market, where graduates will work at several organizations and are likely to switch careers multiple times.

Associate of Arts 

Early Childhood Education and TESOL 

General Education Core
First Year Experience
CSU-107ACADEMIC FOUNDATIONS3
Oral Communication
COM-112COMMUNICATION IN CULTURE3
Written Communication
ENG-212WRITING IN CULTURE3
College Mathematics
MAT-109MATH FOR ELEM TEACHERS4
History
HIS-115AMERICAN STUDIES3
Social Science
PSY-111GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY3
Old Testament (one of the following):3
OLD TESTAMENT LITERATURE
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 1
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
OT LITERATURE - BRM MAJORS
MOSAIC LITERATURE
New Testament (one of the following):3
NEW TESTAMENT LITERATURE
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 1
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
NT LITERATURE- BRM MAJOR
THE GOSPELS
Christian Worldview
THE-102CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW3
Lab science
SCI-202FOUND OF INTEGRATED SCIENCE I3
Education Core1
EDU-220FOUNDATIONS OF EDU & CLINICAL EXPERIENC4
EDU-262EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION3
EDU-347CHILDREN'S LIT & WRITING INST3
EDU-381THE LEARNER AND LEARNING3
Total Hours44
1

Twelve credit hours of Early Childhood/TESOL Core must be taken at Cornerstone.

Associate of Science 

Health Services

General Education Core
First Year Experience
CSU-107ACADEMIC FOUNDATIONS3
Oral Communication
COM-112COMMUNICATION IN CULTURE3
Written Communication
ENG-212WRITING IN CULTURE 13
College Mathematics
MAT-108MATH FOR NURSING 13
or MAT-121 COLLEGE ALGEBRA
Social Science
PSY-111GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY3
Lab Science
BIO-151GENERAL BIOLOGY4
History (choose one of the following):3
WORLD HISTORY TO 1500
MAKING MODERN WORLD: 1500 TO PRESENT
AMERICAN STUDIES
MICHIGAN HISTORY
UNITED STATES HISTORY I
UNITED STATES HISTORY II
MODERN WORLD HISTORY
Christian Worldview
THE-102CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW3
Old Testament (one of the following):3
OLD TESTAMENT LITERATURE
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 1
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
OT LITERATURE - BRM MAJORS
MOSAIC LITERATURE
New Testament (one of the following):3
NEW TESTAMENT LITERATURE
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 1
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
NT LITERATURE- BRM MAJOR
THE GOSPELS
Total Hours31
1

All students must meet the university’s competency requirements for writing and math before being placed into ENG-212 WRITING IN CULTURE and any math above MAT-096 PRE-ALGEBRA

Business, Human Services, Biblical Studies, General Studies

(General Studies by approval only)
General Education Core
First Year Experience (one of the following):3
ACADEMIC FOUNDATIONS
FOUNDATIONS OF INQUIRY 2
Oral Communication
COM-112COMMUNICATION IN CULTURE3
Written Communication (one of the following):3
WRITING IN CULTURE 1
College Mathematics (one of the following):3
COLLEGE MATHEMATICS 1
CONTEMPORARY MATH FOR BUSINESS 2
Social Science (one of the following):3
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO RELATIONSHIP
INTERVIEWING & COUNSELING
INTRO PSYCH THEORIES, HIST & SYSTEMS
LIFESPAN DEV PSYCHOLOGY
LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT PSYCHOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELING
INTRO TO HUMAN SERVICES
INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY
INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS
CURRENT SOCIAL ISSUES
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY
GRIEF & LOSS, DEATH & DYING
PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
WORLD GEOGRAPHY
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
GEOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICA
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Lab Science (choose one of the following:4
ASTRONOMY
GEOLOGY
INTRO TO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
GENERAL BIOLOGY
HUMAN BIOLOGY
BOTANY
ZOOLOGY
ORNITHOLOGY
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I
PRIN GENERAL CHEMISTRY
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
CONTEMP ISSUES IN SCIENCE & TECH 2
History (choose one of the following):3
WORLD HISTORY TO 1500
MAKING MODERN WORLD: 1500 TO PRESENT
AMERICAN STUDIES
MICHIGAN HISTORY
UNITED STATES HISTORY I
UNITED STATES HISTORY II
MODERN WORLD HISTORY
Christian Worldview
THE-102CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW3
Old Testament (one of the following):3
OLD TESTAMENT LITERATURE
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 1
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
OT LITERATURE - BRM MAJORS
MOSAIC LITERATURE
New Testament (one of the following):3
NEW TESTAMENT LITERATURE
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 1
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
NT LITERATURE- BRM MAJOR
THE GOSPELS
Total Hours31
1

All students must meet the university’s competency requirements for writing and math before being placed into ENG-212 WRITING IN CULTURE and any math course above MAT-096 PRE-ALGEBRA.

2

Online students only


Bachelor of Arts

First Year Experience
CSU-107ACADEMIC FOUNDATIONS3
Oral Communication
COM-112COMMUNICATION IN CULTURE3
Written Communication
ENG-212WRITING IN CULTURE 13
Advanced Communication or Writing (one of the following):3
INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING
INTRO TO PROFESSIONAL WRITING
GRANT WRITING
FEATURE WRITING
POETRY WRITING
FICTION WRITING
CREATIVE NON-FICTION
INTRODUCTION TO EDITING
ADVANCED GRAMMAR
ADVANCED WRITING WORKSHOP
NEWSWRITING
LITERACY MODERN/ANGLO-AMER WRITERS
CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE
INTRO TO PUBLISHING
SELECTED AUTHORS AND ERAS
SELECTED TOPICS IN PROF WRITING
AMERICAN RENAISSANCE IN 19TH CENTURY
BRITISH ROMANTIC & VICTORIAN LITERATURE
BRITISH LITERATURE TO 1700
RELIGIOUS AUTHORS
LINGUISTIC HISTORY OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
HOLOCAUST LITERATURE
C S LEWIS/HIS LIFE OF FAITH
WRITERS AND STYLES
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
PUBLIC RELATIONS
VOICE & ON CAMERA PERFORMANCE
INTER-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
PERSUASION
COMMUNICATION THEORY
GROUP COMMUNICATION
INNOVATIVE MESSAGE PRESENTATION
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION
GREATEST SPEECHES
SOCIAL MEDIA
NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION
THE AVERSIVE SIDE OF COMMUNICATION
College Mathematics (one of the following): 13
MATH FOR ELEM TEACHERS (Teacher Education students only)
COLLEGE MATHEMATICS
CONTEMPORARY MATH FOR BUSINESS 2
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
PRE-CALCULUS
CALCULUS I
Social Science (choose two from different disciplines):6
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY (Teacher Education students must take this course)
INTRODUCTION TO RELATIONSHIP
INTERVIEWING & COUNSELING
LIFESPAN DEV PSYCHOLOGY
INTRO PSYCH THEORIES, HIST & SYSTEMS
LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT PSYCHOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELING
INTRO TO HUMAN SERVICES
INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY
INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS
CURRENT SOCIAL ISSUES
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY
GRIEF & LOSS, DEATH & DYING
PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
WORLD GEOGRAPHY
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
GEOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICA
Lab Science (one of the following):4
CONTEMP ISSUES IN SCIENCE & TECH 2
FOUND OF INTEGRATED SCIENCE I (elementary education students only)
ASTRONOMY
GEOLOGY
INTRO TO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
GENERAL BIOLOGY
HUMAN BIOLOGY
BOTANY
ZOOLOGY
ORNITHOLOGY
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I
PRIN GENERAL CHEMISTRY
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
History (one of the following):3
WORLD HISTORY TO 1500
MAKING MODERN WORLD: 1500 TO PRESENT
AMERICAN STUDIES
UNITED STATES HISTORY I
UNITED STATES HISTORY II
MODERN WORLD HISTORY
Christian Worldview
THE-102CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW3
Old Testament (one of the following):3
OLD TESTAMENT LITERATURE
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 1
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
OT LITERATURE - BRM MAJORS
MOSAIC LITERATURE
New Testament (one of the following):3
NEW TESTAMENT LITERATURE
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 1
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
NT LITERATURE- BRM MAJOR
THE GOSPELS
Philosophy
PHI-211PHILOSOPHY IN CULTURE3
Arts (one of the following):3
IMAGINATION IN CULTURE
INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING
INTRODUCTION TO FINE ARTS
MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS
MUSIC HIS, LIT & FORM I
MUSIC HISTORY/LIT. II
Theology (one of the following):3
CHRISTIAN BELIEFS & HISTORY
THEOLOGY I
THEOLOGY II
CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE 1
CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE II
Global Studies
LIN-100LANGUAGE IN CULTURE3
Total Hours49
1

All students must meet the university’s competency requirements for writing and math before being placed into ENG-212 WRITING IN CULTURE and any math above MAT-096 PRE-ALGEBRA.

2

Online students only

Bachelor of Science 

First Year Experience (one of the following):3
ACADEMIC FOUNDATIONS
FOUNDATIONS OF INQUIRY 2
Oral Communication
COM-112COMMUNICATION IN CULTURE3
Written Communication:3
WRITING IN CULTURE 1
College Mathematics (one of the following): 13
COLLEGE MATHEMATICS
CONTEMPORARY MATH FOR BUSINESS 2
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
PRE-CALCULUS
CALCULUS I
Social Science (one of the following):3
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO RELATIONSHIP
INTERVIEWING & COUNSELING
LIFESPAN DEV PSYCHOLOGY
LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT PSYCHOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELING
INTRO TO HUMAN SERVICES
INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY
INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS
CURRENT SOCIAL ISSUES
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY
GRIEF & LOSS, DEATH & DYING
PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
WORLD GEOGRAPHY
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
GEOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICA
Lab Science (one of the following):4
CONTEMP ISSUES IN SCIENCE & TECH 2
ASTRONOMY
GEOLOGY
INTRO TO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
GENERAL BIOLOGY
HUMAN BIOLOGY
ZOOLOGY
BOTANY
ORNITHOLOGY
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I
PRIN GENERAL CHEMISTRY
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
History (one of the following):3
WORLD HISTORY TO 1500
MAKING MODERN WORLD: 1500 TO PRESENT
AMERICAN STUDIES
MICHIGAN HISTORY
UNITED STATES HISTORY I
UNITED STATES HISTORY II
MODERN WORLD HISTORY
Christian Worldview
THE-102CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW3
Old Testament (one of the following):3
OLD TESTAMENT LITERATURE
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 1
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
OT LITERATURE - BRM MAJORS
MOSAIC LITERATURE
New Testament (one of the following):3
NEW TESTAMENT LITERATURE
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 1
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
NT LITERATURE- BRM MAJOR
THE GOSPELS
Philosophy
PHI-211PHILOSOPHY IN CULTURE3
Additional Science or Health (3 credits minimum, choose from the following):3-4
TOTAL FITNESS & WELLNESS (Must be taken with (1) credit activity co-requisite)
PERSONAL WELLNESS
SCIENCE IN CULTURE
GLOBAL HEALTH & EPIDEMIOLOGY
EVOLUTION & ORIGINS
PRIN GENERAL CHEMISTRY
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I
ASTRONOMY
GEOLOGY
INTRO TO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
GENERAL BIOLOGY
HUMAN BIOLOGY
BOTANY
ZOOLOGY
ORNITHOLOGY
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
PERSONAL WELLNESS
Arts (one of the following):3
INTRODUCTION TO FINE ARTS
IMAGINATION IN CULTURE
INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING
MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS
MUSIC HIS, LIT & FORM I
MUSIC HISTORY/LIT. II
Theology (one of the following):3
CHRISTIAN BELIEFS & HISTORY
THEOLOGY I
THEOLOGY II
CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE 1
CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE II
Global Studies (one of the following): 33
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
INTER-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
INTERMEDIATE MACROECONOMICS
LANGUAGE IN CULTURE
INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT
INTERNATIONAL MARKETNG
CROSS-CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY
HUMAN DIVERSITY
CONTEMP GLOBAL ISSUES
HUMAN DIVERSITY
GLOBAL BUSINESS PERSPECTIVES
CROSS-CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY
Total Hours46-47
1

All students must meet the university competencies in writing before being placed in ENG-212 WRITING IN CULTURE or any math course above MAT-096 PRE-ALGEBRA.

2

Online students only

3

For more options, see Global Studies Requirement.


Bachelor of Science in Engineering

First Year Experience (one of the following):
CSU-107ACADEMIC FOUNDATIONS3
Oral Communication
COM-112COMMUNICATION IN CULTURE3
Written Communication
ENG-212WRITING IN CULTURE 13
Mathematics
MAT-131CALCULUS I 15
Social Science (one of the following):3
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO RELATIONSHIP
INTERVIEWING & COUNSELING
LIFESPAN DEV PSYCHOLOGY
INTRO PSYCH THEORIES, HIST & SYSTEMS
LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT PSYCHOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELING
INTRO TO HUMAN SERVICES
INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY
INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS
CURRENT SOCIAL ISSUES
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY
GRIEF & LOSS, DEATH & DYING
PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
WORLD GEOGRAPHY
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
GEOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICA
Lab Science
CHM-111PRIN GENERAL CHEMISTRY4
History (one of the following):3
WORLD HISTORY TO 1500
MAKING MODERN WORLD: 1500 TO PRESENT
AMERICAN STUDIES
MICHIGAN HISTORY
UNITED STATES HISTORY I
UNITED STATES HISTORY II
MODERN WORLD HISTORY
Christian Worldview
THE-102CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW3
Old Testament (one of the following):3
OLD TESTAMENT LITERATURE
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 1
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
OT LITERATURE - BRM MAJORS
MOSAIC LITERATURE
New Testament (one of the following):3
NEW TESTAMENT LITERATURE
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 1
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
NT LITERATURE- BRM MAJOR
THE GOSPELS
Philosophy
PHI-211PHILOSOPHY IN CULTURE3
Additional science elective
PHY-221PHYSICS FOR SCI & ENGINEERS I5
Arts (one of the following):3
IMAGINATION IN CULTURE
INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING
INTRODUCTION TO FINE ARTS
MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS
MUSIC HIS, LIT & FORM I
MUSIC HISTORY/LIT. II
Theology (one of the following):3
CHRISTIAN BELIEFS & HISTORY
THEOLOGY I
THEOLOGY II
CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE 1
CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE II
Global Studies (one of the following): 23
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
INTER-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
INTERMEDIATE MACROECONOMICS
LANGUAGE IN CULTURE
INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT
INTERNATIONAL MARKETNG
CROSS-CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY
HUMAN DIVERSITY
CONTEMP GLOBAL ISSUES
HUMAN DIVERSITY
GLOBAL BUSINESS PERSPECTIVES
CROSS-CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY
Total Hours50
1

All students must meet the university competencies in writing and math before being placed in ENG-212 WRITING IN CULTURE and any math course aboveMAT-096 PRE-ALGEBRA.

2

For more options, see Global Studies Requirement.


Bachelor of Science in Nursing

First Year Experience
CSU-107ACADEMIC FOUNDATIONS3
Oral Communication
COM-112COMMUNICATION IN CULTURE3
Written Communication
ENG-212WRITING IN CULTURE 13
College Mathematics
MAT-108MATH FOR NURSING 13
or MAT-121 COLLEGE ALGEBRA
Social Science
PSY-111GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY3
Lab Science
BIO-151GENERAL BIOLOGY4
History (one of the following):3
WORLD HISTORY TO 1500
MAKING MODERN WORLD: 1500 TO PRESENT
AMERICAN STUDIES
UNITED STATES HISTORY I
UNITED STATES HISTORY II
MODERN WORLD HISTORY
Christian Worldview
THE-102CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW3
Old Testament (one of the following):3
OLD TESTAMENT LITERATURE
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 1
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
OT LITERATURE - BRM MAJORS
MOSAIC LITERATURE
New Testament (one of the following):3
NEW TESTAMENT LITERATURE
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 1
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
NT LITERATURE- BRM MAJOR
THE GOSPELS
Philosophy
PHI-211PHILOSOPHY IN CULTURE3
Additional science elective
CHM-110GEN/ORGANIS/BIO CHEM FOR HEALTH SERVICE3
Arts (one of the following):3
IMAGINATION IN CULTURE
INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING
INTRODUCTION TO FINE ARTS
MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS
MUSIC HIS, LIT & FORM I
MUSIC HISTORY/LIT. II
Theology (one of the following):3
CHRISTIAN BELIEFS & HISTORY
THEOLOGY I
THEOLOGY II
CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE 1
CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE II
Global Studies
SCI-345GLOBAL HEALTH & EPIDEMIOLOGY3
Total Hours46
1

All students must meet the university competencies in writing and math before being placed in ENG-212 WRITING IN CULTURE and any math above MAT-096 PRE-ALGEBRA.

Bachelor of Social Work

First Year Experience
CSU-107ACADEMIC FOUNDATIONS3
Oral Communication
COM-112COMMUNICATION IN CULTURE3
Written Communication
ENG-212WRITING IN CULTURE 13
Advanced Communication or Writing (one of the following):3
INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING
INTRO TO PROFESSIONAL WRITING
GRANT WRITING
FEATURE WRITING
POETRY WRITING
FICTION WRITING
CREATIVE NON-FICTION
INTRODUCTION TO EDITING
ADVANCED GRAMMAR
ADVANCED WRITING WORKSHOP
NEWSWRITING
LITERACY MODERN/ANGLO-AMER WRITERS
CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE
INTRO TO PUBLISHING
SELECTED AUTHORS AND ERAS
SELECTED TOPICS IN PROF WRITING
AMERICAN RENAISSANCE IN 19TH CENTURY
BRITISH ROMANTIC & VICTORIAN LITERATURE
BRITISH LITERATURE TO 1700
RELIGIOUS AUTHORS
LINGUISTIC HISTORY OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
HOLOCAUST LITERATURE
C S LEWIS/HIS LIFE OF FAITH
WRITERS AND STYLES
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
PUBLIC RELATIONS
VOICE & ON CAMERA PERFORMANCE
INTER-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION
PERSUASION
COMMUNICATION THEORY
GROUP COMMUNICATION
INNOVATIVE MESSAGE PRESENTATION
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION
GREATEST SPEECHES
SOCIAL MEDIA
NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION
THE AVERSIVE SIDE OF COMMUNICATION
College Mathematics (one of the following): 13
COLLEGE MATHEMATICS
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
PRE-CALCULUS
CALCULUS I
Social Science
PSY-111GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY3
SOC-111INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY3
Lab Science (one of the following):4
GENERAL BIOLOGY
HUMAN BIOLOGY (Preferred)
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II
History (one of the following):3
WORLD HISTORY TO 1500
MAKING MODERN WORLD: 1500 TO PRESENT
AMERICAN STUDIES
UNITED STATES HISTORY I
UNITED STATES HISTORY II
MODERN WORLD HISTORY
Christian Worldview
THE-102CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW3
Old Testament (one of the following):3
OLD TESTAMENT LITERATURE
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 1
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
OT LITERATURE - BRM MAJORS
MOSAIC LITERATURE
New Testament (one of the following):3
NEW TESTAMENT LITERATURE
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 1
NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 2
NT LITERATURE- BRM MAJOR
THE GOSPELS
Philosophy
PHI-211PHILOSOPHY IN CULTURE3
Arts (one of the following):3
IMAGINATION IN CULTURE
INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING
INTRODUCTION TO FINE ARTS
MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS
MUSIC HIS, LIT & FORM I
MUSIC HISTORY/LIT. II
Theology (one of the following):3
CHRISTIAN BELIEFS & HISTORY
THEOLOGY I
THEOLOGY II
CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE 1
CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE II
Global Studies
LIN-100LANGUAGE IN CULTURE3
Total Hours49