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B.A. |
| DEGREE REQUIREMENTS |
Sem Hours |
| Computer Science |
3 |
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COSC
1301 |
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| Developing A Christian
Mind |
3 |
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DCM
2301 |
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| English
|
12 |
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ENGL
1301, 1302,
2301,
and 2302 |
|
| Fine
Arts |
3 |
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ART
1306 or COMA
1306 or MUSI
1306 |
|
| Foreign
Language |
6-14* |
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*Six hours
at the 2000 level if adequate prerequisites are met |
|
| Foundations
for Excellence |
0-1 |
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FOUN
1101 is required of all first year and transfer students
with fewer than 15 semester hours (AP, CLEP, IB, or dual/concurrent
credit earned while in high school does not count towards
these 15 credit hours). |
|
| History |
6 |
| |
HIST
1301, 1302,
2301,
or 2302 |
|
| Kinesiology
|
0-2 |
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KNES
1101 and one additional activity course (KNES
1102-1122);
for veterans or those 25 years of age or older prior to
enrollment at DBU, KNES courses are waived |
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| Mathematics
|
3-4 |
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MATH
1301 or 1303
or 1307
or 1405
[eMAT Advising Tool required prior to registering for
any Math class or any class for which the eMAT is a prerequisite].
|
|
| Natural
Science (1000 or 2000 level courses only) |
3-4 |
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One laboratory
science from Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Physical Science,
or Physics |
|
| Religion |
6-12 |
| |
RELI 1301, 1302, and six additional credit hours depending on credit hours transferred at time of initial enrollment. |
|
| Social
Science (1000 or 2000 level courses only) |
6 |
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POLS
2301 American National Government required for all
students.
PHIL 2301 Introduction to Philosophy |
|
| Biblical
Studies Core Courses |
24 |
| |
CHST
3309 Spiritual
Formation for Christian Ministry
RELI 3304 Christian Doctrine
RELI
3305 Principles of Biblical Interpretation
RELI 4345 Christianity in a Pluralistic World
RELI 4350 Systematic Theology
RELI
3382 Practicum in Religion (S-L)
RELI
3383
History of Christianity 
PHIL
3303 Philosophy
of Religion |
|
| Electives
|
32-51 |
| |
Sufficient
to complete 126-credit-hour minimum for bachelor's degree,
including 42 upper-level semester hours. |
|
| TOTAL CREDIT HOURS REQUIRED 126 |
| Minor Requirements
Minor
in Biblical Studies
A
minor in Biblical studies is designed to provide the
student adequate exposure to and training in the discipline
of Biblical studies. In order to complete a minor in
Biblical studies the student must take the following
courses:
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RELI
1301 Old Testament
Survey
RELI
1302 New Testament
Survey
RELI 3304 Christian Doctrine
RELI
3305 Principles of Biblical Interpretation
RELI
4350 Systematic Theology
Six
hours of electives selected from the following
courses:
RELI 3306-3370,
RELI
3374, RELI 4304-4338 |
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