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Liberty University Online Academy’s Dual Enrollment program utilizes Liberty University Online’s flexible virtual classroom environment, allowing students to complete assignments on their own schedules on a unique timeline. These courses are 100% online, using an 8- or 16-week delivery format.
The Dual Enrollment program offers authentic Liberty University Online courses, meaning your high school student will interact with a college professor and college peers in an authentic college course. Each college course that your student takes through Liberty University’s Dual Enrollment program can provide between 1-4 college credits as well as half a credit towards his or her high school diploma.
Liberty University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate, bachelor, master, specialist, and doctoral degrees. Accreditation ensures that Liberty University has met strict standards with regard to degree programs, faculty, administration, student support, and services.
Accreditation also ensures that courses that are taken and degrees that are earned through Liberty University will be accepted by other accredited institutions recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
Virtual textbooks are used for the majority of courses in the Dual Enrollment program. While Liberty University adheres to a Biblical worldview, there are times where secular textbooks may introduce a variety of topics. Liberty University syllabi include the following Disclaimer for each course: “Resources provide information consistent with the latest research regarding the subject area. Liberty University does not necessarily endorse specific personal, religious, philosophical, or political positions found in these resources.”
While most courses have all content embedded into the online site, some may require additional material that is purchased separately from MBS Direct. Make sure you purchase all the required material, which can be done online through MBS Direct’s Website or by phone at (800) 325-3252.
Some of these courses will charge a course fee, which should be indicated in the class below. However, as these are subject to change frequently, please consult the Liberty University course fee guide.
It is recommended that you purchase your course materials at least 10 days before the start of your course(s) to ensure timely delivery. When ordering, please verify whether you are enrolled in an 8-week or 16-week course format.
To review course descriptions and syllabi for all courses below, visit the University Course Guides page.
Please note: The information contained in our Course Guides is provided as a sample. Specific course curriculum and requirements for each course are provided by individual instructors each semester. Students should NOT use Course Guides to find and complete assignments, class pre-requisites, or order books.
Through LUOA, students can take Dual Enrollment College Courses in 3 different tracks:
See a list of courses offered in each track below:
Art
ARTS 105 (ART 3105) – Art Appreciation
ARTS 113 (ART 3113) – Intro to 2D Design
ARTS 114 (ART 3114) – Intro to 3D Design
ARTS 201 (ART 3201) – History of Art I
ARTS 202 (ART 3202) – History of Art II
ARTS 204 (ART 3204) – Medieval Art
ARTS 205 (ART 3205) – 20th-21st Century Art
ARTS 209 (ART 3209) – Art as Communication
ARTS 211 (ART 3211) – Drawing I
ARTS 213 (ART 3213) – American Art and Architecture
ARTS 214 (ART 3214) – Art, Culture, and Technology
ARTS 222 (ART 3222) – Intro to Graphic Design
ARTS 223 (ART 3223) – Intro to Typography
ARTS 224 (ART 3224) – Media Design
Aviation
AVIA 105 (AIR 3105) – Aviation Survey
AVIA 216 (AIR 3216) – Private Ground
AVIA 220 (AIR 3220) – Private Flight I
AVIA 225 (AIR 3225) – Private Flight II
AVIA 227 (AIR 3227) – Intro to Risk Management
AVIA 230 (AIR 3230) – Unmanned Aerial Systems
AVIA 245 (AIR 3245) – Aviation Leadership
AVIA 310 (AIR 3310) – Instrument Ground
AVIA 320 (AIR 3320) – Instrument Flight
*BIBL 104, RLGN 104, & THEO 104 are all 4-credit courses. Students that are planning to pursue a degree at Liberty University (whether online or residentially) are required to earn these 12 credits. We recommend taking these courses as they will apply to every degree.
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
CRST 290 (BIB 3290) – History of Life
EVAN 201 (BIB 3200) – Preparation for Personal Evangelism
EVAN 220 (BIB 3225) – Effective Message Preparation
PHIL 201 (BIB 3203) – Philosophy & Contemporary Ideas
PHIL 240 (BIB 3240) – Christian Evidences
*The below 2-credit courses are not recommended as the 4-credit courses fulfill these requirements at the University Level. These courses should only be taken in unique cases.
BIBL 105 (BIB 3105) – Old Testament Survey
BIBL 110 (BIB 3110) – New Testament Survey
EVAN 101 (BIB 3101) – Evangelism and Christian Life
RLGN 105 (BIB 3108) – Intro to Biblical Worldview
THEO 201 (BIB 3201) – Theology Survey I
THEO 202 (BIB 3202) – Theology Survey II
Business/ Economics
ACCT 209 (CSB 3210) – Survey of Accounting and Finance
ACCT 211 (CSB 3211) – Financial Accounting
ACCT 212 (CSB 3212) – Managerial Accounting
BUSI 101 (CSB 3102) – Intro to Business
BUSI 201 (CSB 3201) – Intermediate Business Computer Applications
BUSI 223 (CSB 3223) – Personal Finance
BUSI 230 (CSB 3230) – Intro to Probability & Statistics
BUSI 240 (CSB 3240) – Organizational Behavior
ECON 110 (MAT 3109) – Survey of Economics
ECON 213 (MAT 3213) – Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 214 (MAT 3214) – Principles of Macroeconomics
SMGT 200 (LIF 3200) – Introduction to Sport Management
SMGT 201 (LIF 3203) – History of Sports
CHHI 100 (CHM 3100) – Survey of the History of Christianity
CHMN 201 (CHM 3201) – Intro to Church Ministries
WMUS 103 (WMU 3103) – Basic Music Skills for Worship Leading
WRSP 101 (WMU 3101) – Intro to Worship Studies
WRSP 102 (WMU 3102) – Intro to Creative Worship
WRSP 201 (WMU 3201) – Old & New Testament Principles of Worship
YOUT 201 (YOU 3201) – Survey of Youth Ministries
Communications/ Writing
CINE 201 (CIN 3201) – Intro to Screenwriting
COMS 101 (LAN 3103) – Speech Communication
DIGI 175 (CSB 3175) – Fundamentals of Editing
JOUR 225 (JOU 3225) – Media Writing
SCOM 110 (LAN 3110) – Media and Culture
WRIT 201 (WRI 3201) – Intro to Creative Writing
Computer Sciences/ Information Studies
CSIS 100 (CSB 3100) – Intro to Information Sciences & Systems
CSIS 110 (CSB 3009) – Intro to Computing Sciences
CSIS 111 (CSB 3113) – Intro to Programming
CSIS 112 (CSB 3112) – Advanced Programming
CSIS 208 (CSB 3208) – Application Programming
CSIS 209 (CSB 3209) – C# Programming
CSIS 212 (CSB 3213) – Object-Oriented Programming
CSIS 215 (CSB 3215) – Algorithms Data Structures
INFT 110 (CSB 3110) – Computer Concepts & Applications (PC)
INFT 111 (CSB 3111) – Computer Concepts & Applications (MAC)
INFT 126 (CSB 3126) – Adobe inDesign – Intro
INFT 127 (CSB 3127) – Adobe Photoshop – Intro
INFT 151 (CSB 3151) – Mobile Media Techniques
INFT 152 (CSB 3152) – Social Media Tools – Intro
INFT 241 (CSB 3241) – CompTIA A+: Computer Hardware and Operating Systems Certification
UNIV 104 (CSB 3101) – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning
Counseling/ Psychology/ Sociology
*Please note that the School of Behavioral Sciences designed these courses for adult learners who represent a wide range of backgrounds. Some families may consider topics in this field too advanced for adolescents. Concepts explored in the curriculum and opinions expressed in class discussions may not specifically align with a Christian worldview and may not be appropriate for younger students. However, each instructor is encouraged to integrate Biblical truth with the content that is often drawn from secular sources. Parents are welcome to review the course guides prior to enrolling their student.
CCOU 201 (COU 3201) – Intro to Christian Counseling
CCOU 202 (COU 3202) – Issues of Christian Counseling
LIFC 201 (LIF3201) – Intro to Life Coaching
LIFC 202 (LIF 3202) – Advanced Skills in Life Coaching
MILT 275 (ASC 3275) – Resilient Warrior
PSYC 101 (ASC 3101) – General Psychology
PSYC 210 (ASC 3210) – Development Psychology
PSYC 221 (ASC 3221) – Psychology of Childhood
PSYC 231 (ASC 3231) – Psychology of Adolescence
PSYC 235 (ASC 3235) – Psychology of Adulthood
PSYC 255 (ASC 3255) – Intro to Research
SOCI 200 (ASC 3200) – Intro to Sociology
SOCI 201 (ASC 3201) – Social Problems
SOWK 101 (COU 3101) – Intro to Social Work
SOWK 250 (COU 3250) – Health of the Social Worker
SOWK 260 (COU 3260) – Chemical Dependency
SOWK 270 (COU 3270) – Ethics in Professional Helping
Criminal Justice
CJUS 200 (CRJ 3200) – Intro to Criminal Justice
CJUS 230 (CRJ 3230) – Criminal Justice Research & Writing
CJUS 231 (CRJ 3231) – Criminal Justice Report Writing
Education
EDUC 200 (EDU 3200) – Principles of Education
EDUC 205 (EDU 3205) – Learning Theory and Portfolio Development
EDUC 210 (EDU 3210) – Early Childhood Education
EDUC 215 (EDU 3215) – Early Childhood Wellness
English
ENGL 100 (LAN 3100) – Basic Composition
ENGL 101 (LAN 3101) – Composition & Rhetoric
ENGL 102 (LAN 3102) – Composition & Literature
ENGL 103 (LAN 3104) – Technical Communication for the Professions
ENGL 111 (LAN 3111) – Intro to Documentation
ENGL 201 (LAN 3201) – American Literature I
ENGL 202 (LAN 3202) – American Literature II
ENGL 216 (LAN 3216) – English Literature II
ENGL 221 (LAN 3221) – World Literature I
Foreign Language
CFRE 101 (CFE 3101) – Conversational French I
CGRM 101 (CGR 3101) – Conversational German I
CGRM 102 (CGR 3102) – Conversational German II
CGRM 103 (CGR 3103) – Conversational German III
CSPA 101 (CSP 3101) – Conversational Spanish I
CSPA 102 (CSP 3102) – Conversational Spanish II
CSPA 103 (CSP 3103) – Conversational Spanish III
Global Studies/ Ethics/ Western Culture
CSTU 101 (FNA 3101) – Western Culture
CSTU 220 (FNA 3220) – The African American Experience
ETHC 101 (ETH 3101) – Intro to Ethics
ETHC 205 (ETH 3205) – Ethical Reflections on Human Life
ETHC 210 (ETH 3210) – Science and Society
GLST 200 (GLS 3200) – Intro to Global Studies
GLST 220 (GLS 3220) – Intercultural Communication and Engagement
GLST 290 (GLS 3290) – Cultural Anthropology
Geography/ Government/ History
GEOG 200 (GEO 3200) – Intro to Geography
GOVT 200 (HIS 3200) – Constitutional Government & Free Enterprise
GOVT 210 (HIS 3210) – Intro to Political Science
GOVT 215 (HIS 3215) – Logic and Legal Reasoning
GOVT 220 (HIS 3220) – American Government
GOVT 230 (HIS 3230) – Public Policy Research and Writing
GOVT 280 (HIS 3280) – Undergraduate Torts
HIEU 201 (HIS 3201) – History of Western Civilization I
HIEU 202 (HIS 3202) – History of Western Civilization II
HIUS 221 (HIS 3221) – Survey of American History I
HIUS 222 (HIS 3222) – Survey of American History II
HIUS 390 (HIS 3390) – History of Virginia
HLTH 105 (HPE 3105) – Intro to Health Professions
HLTH 252 (HPE 3252) – Drugs in Society
NURS 104 (SCI 3104) – Intro to Nursing and Medical Terminology
NURS 105 (SCI 3105) – Medical Terminology
MATH 100 (MAT 3100) – Fundamentals of Mathematics
MATH 110 (MAT 3110) – Intermediate Algebra
MATH 114 (MAT 3114) – Quantitative Reasoning
MATH 115 (MAT 3115) – Mathematics for Liberal Arts
MATH 117 (MAT 3117) – Elements of Mathematics
MATH 121 (MAT 3121) – College Algebra
MATH 126 (MAT 3126) – Elementary Calculus for Business and Science
MATH 128 (MAT 3128) – Elementary Functions and Coordinate Geometry
MATH 131 (MAT 3131) – Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
MATH 132 (MAT 3132) – Calculus & Analytic Geometry II
MATH 201 (MAT 3201) – Introduction to Probability and Statistics
MATH 211 (MAT 3211) – Introduction to Statistical Analysis
MATH 250 (MAT 3250) – Introduction to Discrete Math
Paralegal Studies
PLST 200 (PLW 3200) – Intro to Paralegal Studies
PLST 201 (PLW 3201) – Legal Research
PLST 202 (PLW 3202) – Legal Writing
PLST 205 (PLW 3205) – Foundations of Law
PLST 206 (PLW 3206) – Ethics and Professional Responsibility
PLST 220 (PLW 3220) – Civil Practice
PLST 230 (PLW 3230) – Criminal Practice and Procedures
Science
BIOL 101 (SCI 3101) – Principles of Biology
BIOL 102 (SCI 3102) – Principles of Human Biology
BIOL 103 (SCI 3103) – Principles of Biology Lab
PHSC 121 (SCI 3121) – Introduction to Astronomy
PHSC 210 (SCI 3210) – Elements of Earth Science
PHSC 211 (SCI 3211) – Elements of Earth Science Lab
PHYS 101 (PHY 3101) – Elements of Physics
PHYS 103 (PHY 3103) – Elements of Physics Lab
PHYS 201 (PHY 3201) – General Physics I
All information below is up-to-date for the current school year.
Christian Ministry Certificate
Application Development
CSIS 100 (CSB 3100) – Intro to Information Sciences & Systems
CSIS 208 (CSB 3208) – Application Programming
CSIS 209 (CSB 3209) – C# Programming
CSIS 212 (CSB 3213) – Object-Oriented Programming
CSIS 312 (CSB 3312) – Advanced Object-Oriented Programming
CSIS 375 (CSB 3375) – Human-Computer Interaction
*Need MATH 121 or Higher – recommended to do BUSI 230 (MATH 201)
BUSI 230 (CSB 3230) – Introduction to Probability and Statistics
Business Administration
BUSI 240 (CSB 3240) – Organizational Behavior
BUSI 301 (CSB 3301) – Business Law
BUSI 310 (CSB 3310) – Principles of Management
BUSI 330 (CSB 3329) – Principles of Marketing
BUSI 342 (CSB 3342) – Human Resource Management
BUSI 472 (CSB 3472) – Organizational Ethics
Database
CSIS 100 (CSB 3100) – Intro to Information Sciences & Systems
CSIS 208 (CSB 3208) – Application Programming
CSIS 212 (CSB 3213) – Object-Oriented Programming
CSIS 325 (CSB 3325) – Database Management Systems
CSIS 327 (CSB 3327) – Introduction to Oracle
CSIS 328 (CSB 3328) – Advanced Oracle
Additional course needed for prerequisite
BUSI 230 (CSB 3230) – Introduction to Probability and Statistics
Information Assurance
CSIS 100 (CSB 3100) – Intro to Information Sciences & Systems
CSIS 330 (CSB 3330) – Business Data Communication Systems
CSIS 331 (CSB 3331) – Networks
CSIS 335 (CSB 3335) – Network Security
CSIS 341 (CSB 3341) – Info Security Planning
CSIS 343 (CSB 3343) – Cybersecurity
Additional course needed for prerequisite
CSIS 340 (CSB 3340) – Studies in Information Security
BUSI 303 (CSB 3303) – International Business
BUSI 310 (CSB 3310) – Principles of Management
BUSI 360 (CSB 3360) – Contemporary Issues in International Business
BUSI 365 (CSB 3365) – Global Industries & Operations
BUSI 464 (CSB 3464) – International Market Integration and Trade Agreements
BUSI 465 (CSB 3465) – Export Management Strategy
Project Management
BUSI 240 (CSB 3240) – Organizational Behavior
BUSI 310 (CSB 3310) – Principles of Management
BUSI 313 (CSB 3313) – Foundations of Project Management
BUSI 414 (CSB 3414) – Project Management I
BUSI 415 (CSB 3415) – Project Management II
BUSI 416 (CSB 3416) – Leading Global Projects
Web Development
CSIS 100 (CSB 3100) – Intro to Information Sciences & Systems
CSIS 212 (CSB 3213) – Object-Oriented Programming
CSIS 310 (CSB 3311) – Web Architecture & Development
CSIS 312 (CSB 3312) – Advanced Object-Oriented Programming
CSIS 325 (CSB 3325) – Database Management Systems
CSIS 340 (CSB 3340) – Studies in Information Security
CSIS 410 (CSB 3410) – Web Enterprise Technologies
Additional course needed for prerequisite
BUSI 230 (CSB 3230) – Introduction to Probability and Statistics
Christian Ministry
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
EVAN 101 (BIB 3101) – Evangelism and Christian Life
YOUT 201 (YOU 3201) – Survey of Youth Ministries
CHMN 201 (CHM 3201) – Intro to Church Ministries
Health Sciences
HLTH 105 (HPE 3105) – Intro to Health Professions
HLTH 221 (HPE 3221) – Applied Human Anatomy & Physiology I
HLTH 222 (HPE 3222) – Applied Human Anatomy & Physiology II
HLTH 252 (HPE 3252) – Drugs in Society
HLTH 330 (HPE 3330) – Human Nutrition
HLTH 380 (HPE 3380) – Health Promotion for Aging Populations
Pre-School
EDUC 200 (EDU 3200) – Principles of Education
EDUC 205 (EDU 3205) – Learning Theory and Portfolio Development
EDUC 210 (EDU 3210) – Early Childhood Education
EDUC 215 (EDU 3215) – Early Childhood Wellness
EDUC 304 (EDU 3304) – Classroom Management for Teachers
EDUC 305 (EDU 3305) – Educational Philosophy for Teachers
See our Associate Track page for additional information on course sequencing.
All information below is up-to-date for the current school year.
Apologetics
Summer Semester after 10th Grade
UNIV 104 (CSB 3101) – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning
GOVT 220 (HIS 3220) – American Government
11th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 101 (LAN 3101) – Composition & Rhetoric
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
ENGL 102 (LAN 3102) – Composition & Literature
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
11th Grade – Spring Semester
COMS 101 (LAN 3103) – Speech Communication
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
APOL 220 (BIB 3220) – Intro to Apologetics
RLGN 301 (BIB 3301) – Research & Writing for Religious Disciplines *Religion Associate Track Only
Summer Semester after 11th Grade
MATH 115 (or higher)
BIOL 101 (SCI 3101) – Principles of Biology
BIOL 103 (SCI 3103) – Principles of Biology Lab
12th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 202 (LAN 3202) – American Literature II
APOL 310 (BIB 3310) – Apologetics in a Secular Age
PSYC 101 (ASC 3101) – General Psychology
BIBL 360 (BIB 3360) – Methodical Study of Scripture
12th Grade – Spring Semester
THEO 360 (BIB 3362) – Theological Interpretation of Scripture
APOL 320 (BIB 3320) – Apologetics and the Gospel
APOL 330 (BIB 3330) – C.S. Lewis and the Apologetic Imagination
RLGN 340 (BIB 3340) – Global Religious Movements
Summer Semester after 10th Grade
UNIV 104 (CSB 3101) – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning
GOVT 220 (HIS 3220) – American Government
11th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 101 (LAN 3101) – Composition & Rhetoric
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
ENGL 102 (LAN 3102) – Composition & Literature
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
11th Grade – Spring Semester
COMS 101 (LAN 3103) – Speech Communication
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
APOL 220 (BIB 3220) – Intro to Apologetics
RLGN 301 (BIB 3301) – Research & Writing for Religious Disciplines *Religion Associate Track Only
Summer Semester after 11th Grade
MATH 115 (or higher)
BIOL 101 (SCI 3101) – Principles of Biology
BIOL 103 (SCI 3103) – Principles of Biology Lab
12th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 202 (LAN 3202) – American Literature II
BIBL 360 (BIB 3360) – Methodical Study of Scripture
PSYC 101 (ASC 3101) – General Psychology
GLST 220 (GLS 3220) – Intercultural Communication and Engagement
12th Grade – Spring Semester
THEO 360 (BIB 3362) – Theological Interpretation of Scripture
BIBL 472 (BIB 3472) – New Testament Backgrounds
BIBL 473 (BIB 3473) – Old Testament Backgrounds
BIBL 364 (BIB 3364) – Acts
Business
Summer Semester after 10th Grade
UNIV 104 (CSB 3101) – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning
Designed to equip students for success as they transition into the online classroom, this course offers strategic information tailored to ensure academic excellence in this unique learning environment; this information includes Liberty University’s foundations and beliefs, Liberty University Online resources for success, Blackboard navigation techniques, time management strategies, the adult learner’s responsibilities, methods for identifying and avoiding academic misconduct, scholarly research tactics, and approaches for selecting the appropriate courses towards completion of the preferred degree program.
College Credits: 3
GOVT 220 (HIS 3220) – American Government
The issues, interest and institutions of American politics, emphasizing the struggle between liberalism and conservatism.
College Credits: 3
11th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 101 (LAN 3101) – Composition & Rhetoric
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
ENGL 102 (LAN 3102) – Composition & Literature
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
11th Grade – Spring Semester
COMS 101 (LAN 3103) – Speech Communication
BUSI 201 (CSB 3201) – Intermediate Business Computer Applications
ECON 213 (MAT 3213) – Principles of Microeconomics
BUSI 300 (CSB 3300) – Business Communications
Summer Semester after 11th Grade
BIOL 101 (SCI 3101) – Principles of Biology
BIOL 103 (SCI 3103) – Principles of Biology Lab
BUSI 230 (CSB 3230) – Intro to Probability & Statistics
12th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 202 (LAN 3202) – American Literature II
ACCT 211 (CSB 3211) – Financial Accounting
BUSI 301 (CSB 3301) – Business Law
ACCT 212 (CSB 3212) – Managerial Accounting
12th Grade – Spring Semester
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
BUSI 303 (CSB 3303) – International Business
BUSI 310 (CSB 3310) – Principles of Management
PSYC 101 (ASC 3101) – General Psychology
Creative Writing
Summer Semester after 10th Grade
UNIV 104 (CSB 3101) – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning
GOVT 220 (HIS 3220) – American Government
11th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 101 (LAN 3101) – Composition & Rhetoric
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
ENGL 102 (LAN 3102) – Composition & Literature
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
11th Grade – Spring Semester
COMS 101 (LAN 3103) – Speech Communication
ENGL 202 (LAN 3202) – American Literature II
PSYC 101 (ASC 3101) – General Psychology
WRIT 201 (WRI 3201) – Intro to Creative Writing
Summer Semester after 11th Grade
MATH 115 (or higher)
BIOL 101 (SCI 3101) – Principles of Biology
BIOL 103 (SCI 3103) – Principles of Biology Lab
12th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 322 – Shakespeare
WRIT 304 – Novellas
ENGL 350 – Advanced Expository Writing
WRIT 305 – Introduction to Inspirational Writing
12th Grade – Spring Semester
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
WRIT 400 – Editing, Layout, and Publishing
CINE 201 (CIN 3201) – Intro to Screenwriting
WRIT 402 – Methods and Materials of Research
Criminal Justice
Summer Semester after 10th Grade
UNIV 104 (CSB 3101) – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning
GOVT 220 (HIS 3220) – American Government
11th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 101 (LAN 3101) – Composition & Rhetoric
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
ENGL 102 (LAN 3102) – Composition & Literature
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
11th Grade – Spring Semester
COMS 101 (LAN 3103) – Speech Communication
GOVT 200 (HIS 3200) – Constitutional Government & Free Enterprise
CJUS 200 (CRJ 3200) – Intro to Criminal Justice
CJUS 230 (CRJ 3230) – Criminal Justice Research & Writing
Summer Semester after 11th Grade
MATH 115 (or higher)
BIOL 101 (SCI 3101) – Principles of Biology
BIOL 103 (SCI 3103) – Principles of Biology Lab
12th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 202 (LAN 3202) – American Literature II
CJUS 320 (CRJ 3320) – Corrections
PSYC 101 (ASC 3101) – General Psychology
CJUS 330 (CRJ 3330) – Judicial Process
12th Grade – Spring Semester
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
CJUS 340 (CRJ 3340) – Criminology
CJUS 231 (CRJ 3231) – Criminal Justice Report Writing
CJUS 400 (CRJ 3400) – Criminal Law
Education
Summer Semester after 10th Grade
UNIV 104 (CSB 3101) – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning
GOVT 220 (HIS 3220) – American Government
11th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 101 (LAN 3101) – Composition & Rhetoric
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
ENGL 102 (LAN 3102) – Composition & Literature
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
11th Grade – Spring Semester
COMS 101 (LAN 3103) – Speech Communication
EDUC 200 (EDU 3200) – Principles of Education
PSYC 210 (ASC 3210) – Development Psychology
EDUC 205 (EDU 3205) – Learning Theory and Portfolio Development
Summer Semester after 11th Grade
MATH 117 (MAT 3117) – Elements of Mathematics
BIOL 101 (SCI 3101) – Principles of Biology
BIOL 103 (SCI 3103) – Principles of Biology Lab
12th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 201 (LAN 3201) – American Literature I
EDUC 201 (EDU 3201) – Introduction to Education and Classroom Technology
HIUS 221 (HIS 3221) – Survey of American History I
EDUC 350 (EDU 3350) – Behavior and Individual Differences
12th Grade – Spring Semester
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
EDUC 360 (EDU 3360) – Foundations of Education
EDUC 225 (EDU 3225) – Instructional Design for Elem & Middle School Classrooms
EDUC 305 (EDU 3305) – Educational Philosophy for Teachers
History
Summer Semester after 10th Grade
UNIV 104 (CSB 3101) – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning
GOVT 220 (HIS 3220) – American Government
11th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 101 (LAN 3101) – Composition & Rhetoric
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
ENGL 102 (LAN 3102) – Composition & Literature
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
11th Grade – Spring Semester
COMS 101 (LAN 3103) – Speech Communication
HIUS 221 (HIS 3221) – Survey of American History I
GEOG 200 (GEO 3200) – Intro to Geography
HIUS 222 (HIS 3222) – Survey of American History II
Summer Semester after 11th Grade
MATH 115 (or higher)
BIOL 101 (SCI 3101) – Principles of Biology
BIOL 103 (SCI 3103) – Principles of Biology Lab
12th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 202 (LAN 3202) – American Literature II
HIEU 201 (HIS 3201) – History of Western Civilization I
BUSI 223 (CSB 3223) – Personal Finance
HIEU 202 (HIS 3202) – History of Western Civilization II
HIST 300 – Historical Methodology
12th Grade – Spring Semester
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
HIEU 322 – Roman Civilization
HIUS 313 – The American Founding
HIUS 390 (HIS 3390) – History of Virginia
HIWD 320 – History of Africa
Information Systems
Summer Semester after 10th Grade
UNIV 104 (CSB 3101) – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning
GOVT 220 (HIS 3220) – American Government
11th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 101 (LAN 3101) – Composition & Rhetoric
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
ENGL 102 (LAN 3102) – Composition & Literature
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
11th Grade – Spring Semester
COMS 101 (LAN 3103) – Speech Communication
BUSI 301 (CSB 3301) – Business Law
CSIS 100 (CSB 3100) – Intro to Information Sciences & Systems
BUSI 310 (CSB 3310) – Principles of Management
Summer Semester after 11th Grade
BIOL 101 (SCI 3101) – Principles of Biology
BIOL 103 (SCI 3103) – Principles of Biology Lab
BUSI 230 (CSB 3230) – Intro to Probability & Statistics
12th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 202 (LAN 3202) – American Literature II
CSIS 208 (CSB 3208) – Application Programming
ECON 214 (MAT 3214) – Principles of Macroeconomics
PSYC 101 (ASC 3101) – General Psychology
12th Grade – Spring Semester
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
CSIS 325 (CSB 3325) – Database Management Systems
CSIS 330 (CSB 3330) – Business Data Communication Systems
CSIS 351 (CSB 3351) – System Analysis & Design
Interdisciplinary Studies
Summer Semester after 10th Grade
UNIV 104 (CSB 3101) – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning
GOVT 220 (HIS 3220) – American Government
11th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 101 (LAN 3101) – Composition & Rhetoric
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
ENGL 102 (LAN 3102) – Composition & Literature
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
11th Grade – Spring Semester
COMS 101 (LAN 3103) – Speech Communication
BUSI 223 (CSB 3223) – Personal Finance
PSYC 101 (ASC 3101) – General Psychology
CSTU 101 (FNA 3101) – Western Culture
Summer Semester after 11th Grade
MATH 115 (or higher)
BIOL 101 (SCI 3101) – Principles of Biology
BIOL 103 (SCI 3103) – Principles of Biology Lab
12th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 202 (LAN 3202) – American Literature II
HIUS 221 (HIS 3221) – Survey of American History I
ENGL 216 (LAN 3216) – English Literature II
HIUS 222 (HIS 3222) – Survey of American History II
12th Grade – Spring Semester
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
INDS 200 (CSB 3200) – Career Planning & Professional Development
Summer Semester after 10th Grade
UNIV 104 (CSB 3101) – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning
GOVT 220 (HIS 3220) – American Government
11th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 101 (LAN 3101) – Composition & Rhetoric
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
ENGL 103 (LAN 3104) – Technical Communication for the Professions
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
11th Grade – Spring Semester
COMS 101 (LAN 3103) – Speech Communication
HLTH 211 (HPE 3211) – Applied Anatomy and Physiology I for Associate Degree
PSYC 101 (ASC 3101) – General Psychology
HLTH 212 (HPE 3212) – Applied Anatomy and Physiology II for Associate Degree
Summer Semester after 11th Grade
MATH 115 (or higher)
BUSI 101 (CSB 3102) – Intro to Business
NURS 105 (SCI 3105) – Medical Terminology
12th Grade – Fall Semester
CRST 290 (BIB 3290) – History of Life
HLTH 105 (HPE 3105) – Intro to Health Professions
AMOA 203 (SCI 3203) – Medical Office Systems and Procedures
AMOA 204 (SCI 3204) – Medical Office Insurance
AMOA 206 (SCI 3206) – Medical Office Billing and Bookkeeping
12th Grade – Spring Semester
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
AMOA 207 (SCI 3207) – Medical Office Coding
AMOA 254 (SCI 3254) – Medical Office Infection Control
AMOA 256 (SCI 3256) – Medical Office Ethics and Law
Summer Semester after 10th Grade
UNIV 104 (CSB 3101) – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning
GOVT 220 (HIS 3220) – American Government
11th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 101 (LAN 3101) – Composition & Rhetoric
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
ENGL 102 (LAN 3102) – Composition & Literature
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
11th Grade – Spring Semester
COMS 101 (LAN 3103) – Speech Communication
HIUS 222 (HIS 3222) – Survey of American History II
GEOG 200 (GEO 3200) – Intro to Geography
GOVT 200 (HIS 3200) – Constitutional Government & Free Enterprise
Summer Semester after 11th Grade
MATH 115 (or higher)
BIOL 101 (SCI 3101) – Principles of Biology
BIOL 103 (SCI 3103) – Principles of Biology Lab
12th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 202 (LAN 3202) – American Literature II
MISC 300 (HIS 3301) – Methods of Military Analysis
BUSI 223 (CSB 3223) – Personal Finance
HIUS 380 (HIS 3380) – Modern American Military History
HIST 300 (HIS 3300) – Historical Methodology
12th Grade – Spring Semester
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
HIEU 322 (HIS 3322) – Roman Civilization
HIWD 375 (HIS 3375) – Korean and Vietnam Wars
HIUS 390 (HIS 3390) – History of Virginia
HIWD 376 (HIS 3376) – Middle Eastern Warfare
Paralegal Studies
Summer Semester after 10th Grade
UNIV 104 (CSB 3101) – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning
GOVT 220 (HIS 3220) – American Government
11th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 101 (LAN 3101) – Composition & Rhetoric
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
ENGL 102 (LAN 3102) – Composition & Literature
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
11th Grade – Spring Semester
COMS 101 (LAN 3103) – Speech Communication
PLST 200 (PLW 3200) – Intro to Paralegal Studies
PLST 201 (PLW 3201) – Legal Research
PLST 205 (PLW 3205) – Foundations of Law
Summer Semester after 11th Grade
MATH 115 (or higher)
BIOL 101 (SCI 3101) – Principles of Biology
BIOL 103 (SCI 3103) – Principles of Biology Lab
12th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 202 (LAN 3202) – American Literature II
PLST 202 (PLW 3202) – Legal Writing
HIUS 222 (HIS 3222) – Survey of American History II
PLST 206 (PLW 3206) – Ethics and Professional Responsibility
12th Grade – Spring Semester
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
PLST 220 (PLW 3210) – Civil Practice
PLST 230 (PLW 3230) – Criminal Practice and Procedures
PSYC 101 (ASC 3101) – General Psychology
Psychology
Summer Semester after 10th Grade
UNIV 104 (CSB 3101) – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning
GOVT 220 (HIS 3220) – American Government
11th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 101 (LAN 3101) – Composition & Rhetoric
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
ENGL 102 (LAN 3102) – Composition & Literature
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
11th Grade – Spring Semester
COMS 101 (LAN 3103) – Speech Communication
PSYC 101 (ASC 3101) – General Psychology
PSYC 210 (ASC 3210) – Development Psychology
PSYC 255 (ASC 3255) – Intro to Research
Summer Semester after 11th Grade
MATH 115 (or higher)
BIOL 102 (SCI 3102) – Principles of Human Biology
BIOL 103 (SCI 3103) – Principles of Biology Lab
12th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 202 (LAN 3202) – American Literature II
PSYC 221 (ASC 3221) – Psychology of Childhood
SOCI 200 (ASC 3200) – Intro to Sociology
PSYC 231 (ASC 3231) – Psychology of Adolescence
12th Grade – Spring Semester
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
PSYC 312 (ASC 3312) – Social Psychology
PSYC 320 (ASC 3320) – Behavior Modification
PSYC 341 (ASC 3341) – Psychology of Personality
Summer Semester after 10th Grade
UNIV 104 (CSB 3101) – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning
GOVT 220 (HIS 3220) – American Government
11th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 101 (LAN 3101) – Composition & Rhetoric
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
ENGL 102 (LAN 3102) – Composition & Literature
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
11th Grade – Spring Semester
COMS 101 (LAN 3103) – Speech Communication
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
GLST 200 (GLS 3200) – Intro to Global Studies
RLGN 301 (BIB 3301) – Research & Writing for Religious Disciplines
Summer Semester after 11th Grade
MATH 115 (or higher)
BIOL 101 (SCI 3101) – Principles of Biology
BIOL 103 (SCI 3103) – Principles of Biology Lab
12th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 202 (LAN 3202) – American Literature II
GLST 220 (GLS 3220) – Intercultural Communication and Engagement
PSYC 101 (ASC 3101) – General Psychology
BIBL 360 (BIB 3360) – Methodical Study of Scripture
12th Grade – Spring Semester
THEO 360 (BIB 3362) – Theological Interpretation of Scripture
APOL 220 (BIB 3220) – Intro to Apologetics
CRST 290 (BIB 3290) – History of Life
RLGN 360 (BIB 3361) – Practical Teaching of Scripture
STEM – Mathematics
Summer Semester after 10th Grade
UNIV 104 (CSB 3101) – Instructional Technology for Successful Online Learning
GOVT 220 (HIS 3220) – American Government
11th Grade – Fall Semester
ENGL 101 (LAN 3101) – Composition & Rhetoric
RLGN 104 (BIB 3107) – Christian Life & Biblical Worldview
ENGL 102 (LAN 3102) – Composition & Literature
Composition and Literature continues the emphasis on writing. Two analytical papers—based upon studies of the short story, poetry, and drama—and a research paper, sequentially developed, are required.
College Credits: 3
Course Prerequisites: ENGL 101
BIBL 104 (BIB 3106) – Survey of Old & New Testament
11th Grade – Spring Semester
COMS 101 (LAN 3103) – Speech Communication
BIOL 101 (SCI 3101) – Principles of Biology
PSYC 101 (ASC 3101) – General Psychology
PHSC 121 (SCI 3121) – Introduction to Astronomy
Summer Semester after 11th Grade
MATH 128 (MAT 3128) – Elementary Functions and Coordinate Geometry
PHYS 201 (PHY 3201) – General Physics I
12th Grade – Fall Semester
MATH 131 (MAT 3131) – Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
ENGL 202 (LAN 3202) – American Literature II
MATH 132 (MAT 3132) – Calculus & Analytic Geometry II
CSIS 110 (CSB 3009) – Intro to Computing Sciences
12th Grade – Spring Semester
MATH 211 (MAT 3211) – Introduction to Statistical Analysis
THEO 104 (BIB 3104) – Intro to Theology Survey
MATH 250 (MAT 3250) – Introduction to Discrete Math
PHSC 210 (SCI 3210) – Elements of Earth Science