Curriculum

Chemistry course must be college-level coursework (i.e General Chemistry). Chemistry class that is specific for allied health majors (pre-nursing, pre-medicine, pre-dentistry) is preferred. Preparatory Chemistry, Introduction to General Chemistry or Chemistry for non-science major are not acceptable.

The course must be an Anatomy course with an emphasis on overall human organ systems. Specific Anatomy classes will not be accepted (i.e. skeletal and/or muscular anatomy).

The course must be a Physiology course with an emphasis on overall human organ systems. Specific Physiology classes will not be accepted (i.e. systematic and/or skeletal physiology).

Human Anatomy and Human Physiology may be taken as combination courses that span over 2 semesters (i.e. A&P 1 and A&P 2). Total combination units for Anatomy and Physiology must be at least 8 units and completed at the same institution.

The course must cover all of the different organisms (viruses, bacteria, protozoa, etc). Specific microbiology courses will not be accepted (i.e. Bacteriology, Virology, etc).

The course must cover nutrients, diseases, dietary intake and health process. Nutrition classes that fall under Physical Education, Kinesiology, and/or Personal Health may not be acceptable.

A basic statistic course applicable to education, business, and the hard sciences. Topics must include descriptive statistics, the normal, binomial, F-, and Chi-squared distributions and hypothesis testing.

Must be an Introductory or general psychology course. No upper division and/or specific coursework will be accepted.

This course must be a Psychology class that covers human development from Infancy through old age (death). Human development might be considered as a substitute if the course covered psychological development over the human lifespan. No other substitution is allowed.

"Interpersonal Communication” class is preferred. Public speaking class is acceptable. Substitution and online classes are not accepted, i.e. life experience and/or courses in which speeches or presentations were given, etc. Small Group Communication is not an accepted course.

College level writing composition or higher is acceptable. If the student took it as an AP Course, an official scores transcript from College Board must be submitted showing a score of 5 or higher.

Must be a general or introductory course that covers the broad subject of sociology or anthropology. Upper division classes are not acceptable. Sociology and/or Anthropology course, which only cover specific cultures/topic are not acceptable.

This course will study the source of Christian theology, namely the Holy Scriptures. Drawing upon the Scriptures as well as historical and doctrinal writings by Christian theologians, students will examine major teachings of the Christian faith with differing understandings of these teachings being explored when appropriate, enabling them to understand and articulate the basic tenets of Christianity.

Through an historical and literary survey of the New Testament, this course will emphasize theological themes and their relevance for Christian faith and life.