Narrative Courses

SOCI 15 credits (8 must be upper division) elective courses from the Sociology Department
Applied Lessons
An additional global foundations course or approved experience
MATH An advanced mathematics course
AND
An elective (ECON, FINA, BUSN, or MRKT) course
BIOL An upper division biology lab courses
Any approved upper division Business course
BIOL Any Biology course
Any Film Studies Course
BIBL Any New Testament course
BIBL Any Old Testament course
CHEM or PHYS Any Physical Science course
Any Upper Division New Testament Course
Any Upper Division Old Testament Course
MUAP Applied Lessons
MUAP Applied Lessons (Two must be upper division)
MUAP Applied Lessons
MUAP Applied Lessons (Four must be upper division)
Applied Lessons
ARTD, ARTH, ARTS Art electives (Four credits must be upper division)
ARTD, ARTH, or ARTS Art electives (Three credits must be upper division)
Au Sable Institute Course
BIBL Biblical Studies elective (Must be upper division)
BIOL Biology Electives
BIOL Biology electives (A three credit course from three of the four categories must be selected)
CHEM 399 Lab Assistant/Safety Training
COMM Communication electives (Select courses from below)
HIST Upper division American History course (1 of 2)
CRJS Criminal Justice elective (cannot be CRJS 203)
Criminal Justice Electives (Choose One Group)
CRJS elective (cannot be CRJS 201)
DMDA Digital Media Electives
ECON Economics course
ECON Economics elective
Elective course as approved by advisor (1 cr minimum)
Elective from the Center of Visual Culture and Media Studies
Electives and other Biology Courses
Electives from the Briner School of Business or Center of Visual Culture and Media Studies
Electives from the Center of Visual Culture and Media Studies, Music, or Sports Management
ENGL English electives
MUEN Ensemble (Four must be in a large ensemble)
Ensembles
MUEN Ensembles
Ensembles
equivalent (English Composition II)
GEOG Geography course
GEOG Geography elective
THEO History and Geography of Biblical Settings
HIST or POLS History and Political Science electives
HIST or POLS History and Political Science electives (Six hours must be upper division)
HIST or POLS History or Political Science course
PSYC Human Development Course
Introductory Scientific Programming
Los Angeles Film Studies Center
Major Area of Specialization (minimum 30 cr)
Management elective (must be 6 upper division credits)
MATH 170 Introductory Scientific Programming
Middle Grades Education Concentration
Ministry elective
MUAP MUAP elective
MUEN MUEN elective
Music electives (Must be upper division)
DMDA One DMDA design course
OR
PHED 301 Physiology of Exercise
PHIL Philosophy electives
PHIL or THEO Philosophy electives (Twelve credits must be upper division)
POLS Political Science elective
ENGL Production (literary, magazine, newspaper) courses
PSYC Psychology electives
Secondary Education Concentration
Selection of a Concentration (must complete all courses listed)
SPAN Semester Abroad
Social Work or Criminal Justice elective (Must be upper division)
BIBL and THEO Theological Studies electives (Six credits must be upper division)
Two production (literary, magazine, newspaper) credits
HIST Two upper division American History Courses
HIST Upper division American History course (1 of 2)
HIST Upper division American History course (2 of 2)
BIBL Upper Division Biblical Studies electives (One Old and One New Testament)
Upper division credits from Briner School of Business
Upper division credits from Briner School of Business
Upper division electives in CRJS, SOCI, and/or SCWK
HIST Upper Division History Elective
MATH Upper Division Mathematics Course
Worship Arts Electives (Choose One Group)
KIN 416 Exercising Assessment and Programming
KIN 426 Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation
ART 101 Art Appreciation
ART 130 Introduction to the Visual Arts
ART 250 Understanding Art
ARTO 105 Introduction to Art
BIO 100 Bio Science I
BIO 101 General Biology
BIOL 100 General Biology: Ecology, Evolution, and Genetics
BIOL 101 Biology
BIOL 130 Bundamentals of Biological Science
BIOL 131 Biology: A Contemporary Approach
CHM 111 Concepts of Chemistry
CMN 101 Public Speaking Fundamentals
ECO 110 Elements of Economics
ECO 231 Principles of Economics I
ECON 115 Introduction to Economics
ECON 151 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 205 Principles of Economics
ECON 206 Principles of Economics
ED 141 Introduction to Educational Practice
ED 221 Cultural Awareness in the Classroom
ED 222 Adolescent Development
ED 223 Children's Literature
ED 237 Survey of the Exceptional Child
ED 238 Child Growth
ED 252 Educational Psychology
ED 255 Introduction to Education
ED 265 Introduction to Special Education
ED 267 Diversity in 21st Century Schools
ED 293 Children's Literature
ED 343 Educational Psychology
EDU 100 Introduction to Education
EDU 103 Teaching/Learning w/ Technology
EDU 190 Introduction/Special Education
EDU 200 Educational Psychology
EDU 201 Introduction to Teacher Education
EDU 210 Diversity in Schools and Society
EDU 215 Students with Disabilities
EDU 220 Diversity of Schools and Society
EDUC 101 Introduction Educational Practice
EDUC 190 Introduction to Special Education
EDUC 200 Cultural Awareness in the Classroom
EDUC 202 Educational Psychology
EDUC 230 Teacher Education Co-op
EDUC 231 American Education
EDUC 232 Introduction to Special Education
EDUC 233 Cultural Awareness in the Classroom
EGL 101 Composition I
EGL 102 Composition II
EGL 120 Introduction to Children's Literature
ENG 120 Composition I
ENG 121 Composition II
ENGL 101 English Composition I
ENGL 102 English Composition II
ENGL 131 First Year English I
ENGL 132 First Year English II
GEG 102 World Regional Geography
GEO 140 World Geography
GEOG 104 World Geography
GEOG 132 Geography by World Regions
GEOG 152 World Regional Geography
HED 200 Principles of Health
HEED 133 Personal & Community Health
HES 151 Personal Health and Wellness
HI 141 American History
HIS 111 United States History to 1877
HIS 112 United States History Since 1877
HIS 153 History/Culture of Third World
HIS 155 History of the U.S. I
HIS 156 History of the U.S. II
HIST 103 History of the United States
HIST 104 History of the United States
HIST 180 U.S. History
HIST 181 U.S. History
HIST 231 American History
HIST 232 American History
HLT 201 Health in Today's Society
HLTH 102 Human Health & Wellness
ID 201 Ancient Civilizations
LA 111 Introduction to Written Composition
LA 113 Introduction to Speech
LA 210 Advanced Written Composition
LIT 150 Children's LIterature
LIT 293 Children's Literature
LITO 218 Children's Literature
LITT 140 Literature and Related Media for Children
MA 161 Math Reasoning I
MA 208 Math Reasoning II
MAT 118 Math for Elementary Teacher I
MAT 218 Math for Elementary Teachers II
MAT 251 Mathematics for Elementary Teachers I
MAT 252 Mathematics for Elementary Teachers II
MATH 105 Mathematical Ideas
MATH 106 Finite Mathematics
MATH 142 Math for Elementary Teachers I
MATH 152 Math for Elementary Teachers II
MATH 170 Math for Elementary Teachers I
MATH 172 Math for Elementary Teachers II
MUS 101 Music Appreciation
MUS 104 Music Appreciation
MUS 110 World Music
MUS 229 Understanding Music
MUSC 101 Intro to Music in America
MUSC 107 Music Appreciation
MUSI 130 Appreciation of Music
PHSC 130 General Physical Sciene
PHY 110 Concepts of Physics
PHY 115 Astronomy
PHYS 101 General Physical Science
POLS 101 Political Science
POLS 131 American Government
POLS 150 Introduction to American Government
POS 101 Introduction to American Politics
POS 160 American National Government
POS 162 State/Local Government
POS 201 State and Local Government
PSCI 120 General Physical Science
PSI 101 Physical Science
PSY 210 Educational Psychology
PSY 214 Introduction to Child Psychology
PSY 216 Adolescent Psychology
PSY 274 Child Development
PSYC 233 Child Psychology
PSYC 243 Adolescent Psychology
PSYC 250 Child Development
PSYC 251 Adolescent Development
PSYCH 131 General Psychology
PSYH 215 Child Psychology
PSYH 216 Adolescent Development
PYSC 252 Educational Psychology
SC 112 Nutrition and Wellness
SC 155 Biology & Society
SC 165 Biology & Society Lab
SC 257 Physical Science
SPCH 103 Fundamentals of Speech
SPCH 131 Public Speaking
SPCH 145 Public and Private Communication
SPCH 151 Fundamentals of Public Speaking
SPE 111 Intro to Speech Communication
SS 223 World Human Geography
SS 261 Principles of Economics
SS 263 Citizens and Government

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