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Suggested Program of Study
The total minimum number of semester hours to graduate is 126. Students typically average 16 credit hours per
semester in order to graduate in four years or make the necessary adjustments to their semester loads. The following
program of study outlines a typical schedule for fulfilling all of the requirements for the program in four years.
Year
Fall
Spring
1
SOC 1112
BIB 1114
ENG 1110
PSY 2110
HIS 1210
CHL 1000
CIU 101 (2)
Old Testament Survey: Torah & History(3)
Composition and Research (3)
General Psychology (3)
Historical Perspectives on Culture and
Civilization 1(3)
Chapel (0)
BIB 1115
BIB 1120
ENG 1111
MSD 1120
HUM 1211
CSL 0101
CHL 1000
Old Testament Survey: Poetry &Prophecy (3)
New Testament Survey (3)
Literature and Research (3)
Evangelism and Discipleship (3)
Historical Perspectives on Culture and
Civilization 2 (3)
Christian Service Learning (0)
Chapel (0)
2
BIB 3240
ICS 1210
MSD 2230
MAT 3410
PSY 3370
CSL 0201
CHL 1000
Principles of Bible Interpretation (3)
Discovering the Mission of God (3)
Communicating God’s Word (3)
Research Statistics (3)
Human Growth and Development (3)
Christian Service Learning (0)
Chapel (0)
BIB xxxx
COM 2110
PHI 2110
PSY 3310
RES 3411
CSL 0202
CHL 1000
Old Testament Exegetical Book Study (3)
Public Speaking (3)
Intro to Philosophy (3)
Abnormal Psychology (3)
Research Methods and Designs (3)
Christian Service Learning (0)
Chapel (0)
3
BIB xxxx
SOC 3740
THE 3301
PSY 3440
XXX xxxx
XXX xxxx
CHL 1000
New Testament Exegetical Book Study (3)
Marriage and Family (3)
Theology 1: God, Christ, Spirit (3)
Models and Applications of Counseling
Psychology (3)
General Education Elective (3)
Designated Elective (3)
Chapel (0)
BIB 3616
THE 3302
PSY 3441
PSY 3920
XX Xxxxx
XXX xxxx
CHL 1000
Romans (3)
Theology 2: Sin and Salvation (3)
Models and Applications of Counseling
Psychology 2 (3)
Psychology Practicum 1 (3)
General Education Designated Elective (3)
Open Elective (3)
Chapel (0)
4
BIB 4310
PHI 4140
PSY 4350
PSY 4920
XXX xxxx
CHL 1000
Progress of Redemption (3)
Ethics (3)
Physiological Psychology (3)
Psychology Practicum 2 (3)
Open Elective (3)
Chapel (0)
PSY 4330
PSY 4340
XXX xxxx
XXX xxxx
XXX xxxx
XXX xxxx
CHL 1000
Group and Institutional Dynamics (3)
Personality Theories (3)
Open Elective (3)
Open Elective (3)
Open Elective (3)
Open Elective (1)
Chapel (0)
Psychology Minor
18
PSY 3310
Abnormal Psychology
3
PSY 3370
Human Growth and Development
3
PSY 3440
Models and Applications of Counseling Psychology 1
3
PSY 3441
Models and Applications of Counseling Psychology 2
3
SOC 3740
Marriage and Family
3
XXX xxxx
[Approved Psychology elective]
3
Please note that this minor is designed for those students who are entering mission agencies, church-based ministries, or other
ministries where practical and basic training in psychology would be helpful. The goal of the minor is not preparation for
professional psychological or counseling service and therefore is not adequate for a student seeking an advanced degree. Rather,
the goal is to give the student a basic understanding of the needs and response patterns of human beings as an aid to the work of
spiritual ministry. Those who desire to go on to graduate school and professional service within psychology or counseling, but
cannot complete a full major in a timely and affordable manner, should consider a Pre-Professional track. Please see the director
of the Psychology program or the director of the General Studies program for more information
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