Mathematics Additional Requirements

Complete nine (9) units from the following:

• MATxxx (MAT 115 or higher, excluding MAT 123)
• STA 144 - Introduction to Statistics

Art History

Complete twelve (12) units from the following:

(Students should plan to take ART 241 or 242 in the Foundations core.)

• ART 345 - Nineteenth Century Art History
• ART 346 - History of Modern Painting
• ART 347 - Contemporary Art History
• ART 351 - Museum Studies
• ART 361 - Art of Latin America
• ART 371 - Art of Southeast Asia
• ART 381 - Women in the Arts
• ART 412 - Topics in Art History
• ART 430 - Art and the Bible

American Studies

Complete twelve (12) units from at least two areas (prefixes) from the following courses:

• ASL 415 - American Deaf Culture
• ENG 313 - American Multicultural Literature
• ENG 345 - Nineteenth Century American Literature
• ENG 420 - Special Topics in American Literature
• ENG 440 - Modern American Literature
• ENG 443 - Contemporary American Literature
• HIS 383 - The West in American History
• HIS 393 - History of California
• HIS 401 - Special Topics in U.S. History
• HIS 472 - Colonial America, 1607-1787
• HIS 474 - Early American Republic, 1787-1848
• HIS 475 - The Civil War and Its Political Crises, 1848-1865
• HIS 476 - The Emergence of Modern America, 1865-1919
• HIS 478 - Modern America, 1920-1989
• MSL 451 - Seminar in Military History
• POL 323 - Political Parties and Interest Groups
• POL 390 - Congress and the Presidency
• POL 427 - American Political Theory
• POL 435 - Campaigns and Elections
• SOC 323 - Marriage and the Family
• SOC 345 - Race and Ethnicity

American Sign Language

Complete twelve (12) units from the following:

(Students should plan to take ASL 225 in the Languages core.)

• ASL 315 - Deaf Studies
• ASL 325 - American Sign Language Linguistics
• ASL 415 - American Deaf Culture
• ASL 425 - Introduction to Interpreting for the Deaf
• CST 307 - Deaf Ministry

Anthropology

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in ANT.

Biology

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in BIO.

(Students should plan to take BIO 146 in the Science core.)

British Studies

Complete twelve (12) units from at least two areas (prefixes) from the following courses:

• CJS 497 - Comparative Criminal Justice
• ENG 333 - Seventeenth Century British Literature
• ENG 343 - Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century British Literature
• ENG 413 - Shakespeare Studies
• ENG 430 - Special Topics in British Literature
• ENG 460 - Modern and Contemporary British Literature
• HIS 363 - History of England to 1688
• HIS 373 - History of England since 1688

Business Administration

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in BUS.

Chemistry

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in CHE.

(Students should plan to take CHE 115, 115L, 125, and 125L in the Science core.)

Children’s Literature

• ENG 353 - Introduction to Children’s Literature
• ENG 354 - Children’s Classics
• ENG 355 - Folklore and Fairy Tales
• ENG 363 - Introduction to Young Adult Literature

Christian Behavioral Science

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in CBS.

Christian Studies

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in CST.

Communications

Complete twelve (12) units from the following:

• COM 306 - Small Group Communication
• COM 308 - Interpersonal Communications
• COM 333 - Oral Interpretation and Readers Theatre
• COM 340 - Rhetoric and Persuasion
• COM 403 - Communication Theory
• COM 425 - Organizational Communication
• COM 435 - Gender and Communication

Creative Writing

Complete twelve (12) units from the following:

• ENG 384 - Writing Fiction
• ENG 385 - Writing Poetry
• ENG 386 - Writing Creative Nonfiction
• ENG 411 - Special Topics in Creative Writing
• ENG 431 - Literary Journal Editing and Publishing
• ENG 484 - Advanced Fiction Writing
• ENG 485 - Advanced Poetry Writing
• FLM 301 - Basic Screenwriting
• FLM 302 - Writing Short Screenplays
• FLM 403 - Writing Adapted Screenplays

Criminal Justice

Complete twelve (12) units from the following:

• CJS 301 - Fundamentals of Criminal Law
• CJS 401 - Crime and Delinquency
• CJS 403 - Mass Media, Culture, and Crime
• CJS 497 - Comparative Criminal Justice
• POL 330 - Law and Literature
• POL 485 - Constitutional Law II

Early Childhood Studies

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in ECH.

English Language and Literature

Complete twelve (12) units from the following:

• ENG 303 - Topics in World Literature
• ENG 313 - American Multicultural Literature
• ENG 314 - Global Literature
• ENG 323 - Classical Literature
• ENG 333 - Seventeenth Century British Literature
• ENG 343 - Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century British Literature
• ENG 345 - Nineteenth Century American Literature
• ENG 353 - Introduction to Children’s Literature
• ENG 355 - Folklore and Fairy Tales
• ENG 360 - Detective Fiction
• ENG 363 - Introduction to Young Adult Literature
• ENG 365 - Christian Classics
• ENG 366 - Faith and Literature
• ENG 371 - The Graphic Novel
• ENG 382 - Introduction to Digital Studies
• ENG 409 - Good Books
• ENG 413 - Shakespeare Studies
• ENG 420 - Special Topics in American Literature
• ENG 430 - Special Topics in British Literature
• ENG 440 - Modern American Literature
• ENG 443 - Contemporary American Literature
• ENG 454 - Writing in Context
• ENG 460 - Modern and Contemporary British Literature
• ENG 463 - Language Structure and Acquisition

Entrepreneurship

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in ENT.

Environmental Science

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in ENV.

(Students should plan to take ENV 101 in the Science core.)

European Studies

Complete twelve (12) units from at least two areas (prefixes) from the following courses:

• ART 345 - Nineteenth Century Art History
• ENG 323 - Classical Literature
• ENG 333 - Seventeenth Century British Literature
• ENG 343 - Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century British Literature
• ENG 413 - Shakespeare Studies
• ENG 430 - Special Topics in British Literature
• ENG 460 - Modern and Contemporary British Literature
• HIS 333 - Nineteenth Century Europe
• HIS 343 - Twentieth Century Europe
• HIS 353 - Renaissance and Reformation Europe
• HIS 360 - Enlightenment Europe
• HIS 363 - History of England to 1688
• HIS 373 - History of England since 1688
• HIS 403 - Special Topics in European History
• HIS 420 - The Classical World
• HIS 423 - Medieval Civilization
• HIS 430 - Cross and the Crescent
• HIS 435 - The Holocaust: Historiographic, Philosophic and Religious Perspectives
• HIS 436 - Ethics After the Holocaust
• HIS 437 - Studies in the Holocaust: Perpetrators and Victims, Rescuers, and Bystanders
• MUS 301 - Survey of Music History
• PHI 301 - History of Western Philosophy I
• PHI 302 - History of Western Philosophy II
• POL 423 - Classical Political Philosophy
• POL 425 - Modern Political Philosophy
• THE 332 - Theatre History I

Film Studies

Complete twelve (12) units from the following:

• FLM 300 - National Cinema
• FLM 301 - Basic Screenwriting *
• FLM 302 - Writing Short Screenplays *
• FLM 305 - Christianity and Film
• FLM 340 - Major Directors
• FLM 350 - Film and Literature
• FLM 420 - Independent Film and Counter-Cinema
• FLM 470 - Adaptation and Intertextuality

• *Students should plan to take FLM 105 in the Foundations core.

Global Studies

Complete twelve (12) units from at least two areas (prefixes) from the following courses:

• ANT 360 - Globalization and Culture
• ART 347 - Contemporary Art History *
• BUS 352 - Global Supply Chain Management
• BUS 363 - Microfinance
• COM 420 - Strategic Communication and Global Engagement
• CST 425 - Christian Social Ethics
• ENG 303 - Topics in World Literature
• ENG 314 - Global Literature
• ENT 362 - Social Entrepreneurship
• ENV 390 - Stewardship of the Environment
• HIS 305 - History of China
• HIS 315 - Latin American History
• HIS 325 - Non-Western Culture and History
• HIS 404 - Special Topics in World History
• ICS 305 - Global Christianity
• ICS 325 - Spiritual Formations for Global Engagement
• ICS 375 - Current Events and Movements
• ICS 410 - Global and Urban Ministries
• ICS 430 - Intercultural Communication and Practice
• PHI 353 - Comparative Religions
• POL 350 - International Relations Theory
• POL 395 - Political Economy
• POL 415 - World Geography
• POL 437 - Globalization
• POL 439 - International Conflict
• POL 444 - International Law
• POL 454 - International Organizations
• POL 471 - Terrorism

• *Students should plan to take ART 241 or 242 in the Foundations core.

History

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in HIS.

Humanities

• HIS 325 - Non-Western Culture and History
• HUM 325 - Culture and the Museum
• HUM 335 - The Holocaust and the Humanities
• HUM 400 - Special Topics in Humanities

Intercultural Studies

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in ICS.

Journalism and News Media

Complete twelve (12) units from the following:

• JRN 312 - Magazine and Feature Writing
• JRN 320 - Media Law, Ethics, and Copyright
• JRN 325 - Principles of Podcasting and Broadcasting
• JRN 370 - Social Media Strategies
• JRN 371 - Applied Journalism Production

Kinesiology

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in KIN.

Leadership

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in LDR.

Marketing

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in MKT.

Mathematics

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in MAT.

(Students should plan to take MAT 245 in the Mathematics core.)

Music

Complete twelve (12) units from the following:

• MUS 301 - Survey of Music History
• MUS 306 - History of Popular Music
• MUS 308 - History of Jazz
• MUS 309 - History of Film Music
• MUS 360 - Theology, History, and Practice of Worship

Philosophy

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in PHI.

Political Science

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in POL.

Psychology

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in PSY.

Public Relations

• JRN 325 - Principles of Podcasting and Broadcasting OR
• JRN 370 - Social Media Strategies

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• PRL 300 - Public Relations
• PRL 302 - Public Relations Writing
• PRL 310 - Public Relations Issues and Crisis Management

Real Estate Management

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in REM.

Science

Complete twelve (12) upper division units from at least two of the following areas (prefixes):

• BIO
• CHE
• ENV
• PHY

Sociology

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in SOC.

Social Work

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in SWK.

Spanish

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in SPA.

(Students should plan to take SPA 223, 230, or 233 in the Languages core.)

Spanish for Teachers

(Students should plan to take SPA 223, 230, or 233 in the Languages core.)

• SPA 324 - Iberian Civilization and Culture
• SPA 325 - Spanish Grammar in Context and Composition
• SPA 411 - Spanish-English Comparative Structures
• SPA 470 - Spanish for Education

Statistics

Complete twelve (12) upper division units in STA.

Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)

This concentration earns the TESOL certificate.

(Students must take ENG 463 in the Literature core.)

• ENG 442 - Teaching Second Language Writing
• ENG 446 - Teaching Second Language Reading
• ENG 452 - Second Language Curriculum Development and Assessment
• ENG 472 - Theory and Methods of TESOL

Visual Media

Complete twelve (12) units from the following:

• ART 326 - Contemporary Art Issues *
• ART 347 - Contemporary Art History *
• ART 385 - Film as Visual Art
• ART 387 - Contemporary Visual Arts and Culture
• CJS 403 - Mass Media, Culture, and Crime
• ENG 353 - Introduction to Children’s Literature
• ENG 371 - The Graphic Novel
• ENG 382 - Introduction to Digital Studies
• FLM 301 - Basic Screenwriting **
• FLM 302 - Writing Short Screenplays **
• GDM 335 - Conceptual Image Making
• GDM 354 - Mixed Reality Concept Design
• JRN 310 - Advanced Photojournalism
• JRN 410 - Editing for Photojournalism
• JRN 414 - Visual Documentary Reporting

• *Students should plan to take ART 241 or 242 in the Foundations core.

  **Students should plan to take FLM 105 in the Foundations core.

Worship Arts

Complete twelve (12) units from the following:

• MUS 304 - Craft of Ministry I
• MUS 332 - Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs (2 units)
• MUS 360 - Theology, History, and Practice of Worship
• MUS 370 - Worship Technology
• MUS 404 - Craft of Ministry II (2 units)*
• MUS 434 - Creative Worship Planning (2 units)

• *Requires MUS 302

Writing

Complete twelve (12) units from at least two areas (prefixes) from the following courses:

• ALH 405 - Grant Writing
• CJS 441 - Fundamentals of Criminal Investigation and Report Writing
• ENG 302 - Professional Writing
• ENG 384 - Writing Fiction
• ENG 385 - Writing Poetry
• ENG 386 - Writing Creative Nonfiction
• ENG 411 - Special Topics in Creative Writing
• ENG 431 - Literary Journal Editing and Publishing
• ENG 454 - Writing in Context
• ENG 463 - Language Structure and Acquisition
• ENG 484 - Advanced Fiction Writing
• ENG 485 - Advanced Poetry Writing
• FLM 301 - Basic Screenwriting *
• FLM 302 - Writing Short Screenplays *
• FLM 370 - Writing for Streaming Media
• FLM 403 - Writing Adapted Screenplays
• JRN 312 - Magazine and Feature Writing
• JRN 340 - Sports Writing
• JRN 349 - Editing for Print and Online Media
• JRN 440 - Writing Columns and Blogs
• PRL 302 - Public Relations Writing
• THE 424 - Scriptwriting

• *Students should plan to take FLM 105 in the Foundations core.