Bachelor of Science in Liberal
Studies
Biblical Literature
The Bachelor of Science in Liberal Studies - Biblical Literature is a
unique degree. It offers you the opportunity not only to develop
skills related to this concentration, but you also get
a chance to tailor your program based on your future plans. It is
a much more diverse major than traditional majors, and can provide you
with better preparation for continued studies or employment. It
is through this program that you can learn how to make a career in
ministry work in the real world.
As you look at the degree, you will notice that there are three
components, or steps, that allow you to specifically design your major
according to your educational needs. Let's look at each one
separately.
Component 1 - General
Education Requirements
To help
keep your educational experience broad enough
to deal with the reality of the real world marketplace, this degree
requires that
you complete a series of General Education Courses. These courses
include:
6 hrs English Composition I & II
3 hrs Principles of Speech
3 hrs Philosophy or Modern Culture & Christianity
2 hrs Fitness and Wellness
1 hr P.E. Activity or Varsity Sport
3 hrs Math
4 hrs Science
3 hrs Personal Finance or Marriage & Family
3 hrs History
3 hrs Psychology or Sociology
6 hrs Bible Survey Course I & II
3 hrs Old Testament Course
3 hrs New Testament Course
4 hrs Humanities
Component 2 - Practical Ministry Track
The second step is to choose the two tracks that will further focus
your educational experience. Being that you
are reading this page, we will assume that your first track choice is
Biblical Literature. Some of the classes you might be taking
include:
- Elementary Greek I
- Elementary Greek II
- Professional Ethics
- History of Christianity
- Modern Culture and Christianity
- Introduction to Theology I
- Theology of the Holy Spirit
- New Testament Theology of Evangelism
- Mark
- John
- Acts
- Covenant Literature
- Pauline Epistles
- Genesis
Component 3 - Choose Your 2nd Track
Since
the Liberal Studies Major allows you to
shape your educational program according to your specific needs; you
will need
to choose a second track. What do you want to do with your
education in Ministry? How you answer that question will
determine what your
second track will be. Do you want to open an associate Pastor?
Then you may
want to choose Small Business Management as a second track.
Below, you will find the academic concentrations you may
choose from, and the tracks related to each.
Humanities Concentration
(Tracks in Art, Drama, Music, or Literature)
Science & Mathematics Concentration
(Tracks in Biological/Environmental Science, Health Careers, or
Aviation/Science)
Social Science Concentration
(Tracks in Psychology, Sociology, Psychology/Sociology,
History/Political Science, Criminal Justice, or Pre-Law)
Communications Concentration
(Tracks in English, Communications, or Journalism)
Business Concentration
(Tracks in Business, Management, Small Business Management, Accounting,
or Computer Applications)
Sports Science & Health Concentration
(Tracks in Recreation, Sports/Coaching, Exercise Science, or Sports
Management)
If you would like to see the course offerings related to any of
these
tracks, check out the Liberal Studies
section
of our catalogue.
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