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EDU 2110

Foundations of Education

3

EDU 3330

Understanding the Learner

3

HIS 2310

U.S. History and Government

3

ICS 3140

Cultural Anthropology

3

SOC 3740

Marriage and Family

3

PSY 3330

Psychology of Learning

3

PSY 3370

Human Growth and Development

3

YOU 3710

Counseling Youth & Families

3

Leadership Development & Christian Service Learning

11

Requirements will vary with each professional major/minor, but generally all students are required to register for

CSL during any regular semester in which six or more semester hours of academic work are taken. Students are

strongly encouraged to plan a cross-cultural experience into their college experience. Some will do so for credit,

others will simply join a short-term mission project. For more information, please consult the requirements listed

under each program as “Practical Ministry Skills Development.” The following list represents the core Leadership

and Ministry Skills courses and ministry skills experiences taken by all students pursuing a bachelor’s degree.

CSL 0101

2nd Semester, First Year

0

CSL 0201

1st Semester, Second Year

0

CSL 0202

2nd Semester, Second Year

0

ICS 1210

Discovering the Mission of God

3

MSD 1120

Evangelism and Discipleship

3

MSD 2230

Communicating God’s Word

3

SOC 1112

CIU 101

2

Professional Field Experience Requirements

Three semesters of field experience serve as the minimal requirements for practical skill development for

professional majors and minors. Consult with your academic advisor.

Prof ssi al Major/Minor

18-45

Beyond the degree core requirements, each student working toward a bachelor’s degree selects a professional

major and/or minor. A student may declare up to one professional major and two professional minors; or a student

may declare no professional major and two professional minors. Courses applied to any part of the bachelor’s

degree core may not also be applied to the requirements for a professional major or minor. Each professional

program has certain required foundational courses, including practical skills courses, and may have designated

electives. A course applied to the requirements of any professional major/minor may also be applied to the

requirements of a second minor if the course meets the requirements of both programs.

Open Electives

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