Undergraduate Minors

Total Credits: 22

Required Courses

• AVIA 102 – Aviation Orientation
• AVIA 210 – Private Ground I
• AVIA 215 – Private Ground II
• AVIA 220 – Private Flight I
• AVIA 225 – Private Flight II
• AVIA 300 – Aviation Safety
• AVIA 305 – Airplane Aerodynamics
• AVIA 310 – Instrument Ground

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

• AVIA 300 – Aviation Safety
• AVIA 312 – Aviation Safety Programs
• AVIA 400 – Aviation Human Factors
• AVIA 409 – Safety Management Systems
• AVIA 419 – Aviation Safety Data Analysis
• AVIA 472 – Aviation Organizational Ethics

Total Credits: 16

Required Courses

• AVIA 210 – Private Ground I
• AVIA 215 – Private Ground II
• AVIA 230 – Unmanned Aerial Systems
• AVIA 235 – Small UAS Ground
• AVIA 236 – Small UAS Flight
• AVIA 323 – UAS Avionics and Powerplant

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

Core Course:

• CRFT 101 – Introduction to Craft Skills

Choose 4 courses from 1 of the following disciplines:

• CARP (Carpentry)
• ELTC (Electric)
• HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning)
• PLMB (Plumbing)
• WELD (Welding)

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

• ASLI 101 – American Sign Language I
• ASLI 102 – American Sign Language II
• ASLI 201 – American Sign Language III
• ASLI 202 – American Sign Language IV
• ASLI 310 – Deaf Studies
• ASLI 313 – Introduction to Interpreting

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• CHIN 101 – Elementary Chinese
• CHIN 102 – Elementary Chinese II
• CHIN 201 – Intermediate Chinese I
• CHIN 202 – Intermediate Chinese II
• CHIN 497 – Special Topics in Chinese

Total Credits: 15-16

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• BIBL 410 – Genesis
• CRST 290 – History of Life
• CRST 390 – Origins

Choose 2 courses from the following:

• BIOL 101 – Principles of Biology
• BIOL 102 – Principles of Human Biology
• BIOL 224 – General Biology
• ENVR 220 –  Physical Geology
• PHSC 121 – Introduction to Astronomy
• PHSC 210 – Elements of Earth Science

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• ENGL 101 – Composition & Rhetoric or ENGL 102 – Composition & Literature
• WRIT 201 – Introduction to Creative Writing
• WRIT 305 – Introduction to Inspirational Writing
• WRIT 400 – Editing, Layout & Publishing
• WRIT 402 – Methods & Materials of Research

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

Choose 1 course from each of the following groups:

• ENGL 304 or 413
• ENGL 305 or 414
• ENGL 307, 416, or 433
• ENGL 322, 308, or 412
• ENGL 333 or 364

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

Core Courses

• FACS 205 – Development of Contemporary Families
• FACS 370 – Parenting
• FACS 475 – Families Under Stress

Choose 2 of the following courses:

• FACS 260 – Early Childhood Education
• FACS 361 – Therapy and Theory of Play in Early Childhood
• FACS 365 – Administration of Family and Child Life Programs
• FACS 455 – Family & Individual Res. Management
• FACS 470 – Internal Dynamics of Families

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• FACS 222 – Design and Construction I for Apparel
• FACS 225 – Introduction to the Fashion Industry
• FACS 320 – Textiles: Fibers and Fabrics

Choose 2 of the following courses:

• FACS 322 – Design and Construction II for Apparel
• FACS 324 – Specialty Markets
• FACS 325 – Psycho-Social Aspects of Clothing
• FACS 420 – Apparel Illustration and Design
• FACS 423 – Fashion Promotion/Visual Merchandising
• FACS 429 – History of Costume

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• FREN 102 – Elementary French II
• FREN 201 – Intermediate French I
• FREN 202 – Intermediate French II
• Choose 2 additional FREN courses (300-400 level)

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• GRMN 101 – Elementary German I
• GRMN 102 – Elementary German II
• GRMN 201 – Intermediate German I
• GRMN 202 – Intermediate German II
• GRMN 497 – Special Topics in German

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

Choose 3 courses from the following:

• HIUS 221 – Survey of American History I or HIUS 223 – Survey of American History I
• HIUS 222 – Survey of American History II
• HIEU 201 – History of Western Civilization I
• HIEU 202 – History of Western Civilization II
• 3 history elective courses (300-400 level)

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• HIEU 201 – History of Western Civilization I
• HIEU 202 – History of Western Civilization II
• HIWD 370 – Comparative Civilization

Choose 3 courses from the following:

• HIEU 390 – Modern Europe
• HIUS 470 – American Foreign Relations Since 1776
• HIWD 320 – History of Africa
• HIWD 341 – Modern Islamic Civilization
• HIWD 350 – East Asian Civilization
• HIWD 372 – Latin American Civilization: National Period
• HIWD 375 – Korean and Vietnam Wars

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

• LING 300 – Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
• LING 301 – Introduction to Linguistics
• LING 305 – Linguistic Analysis
• LING 451 – Phonetics and Phonology
• LING 452 – Morphology and Syntax
• LING 453 – World Languages

Total Credits: 23-24

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• MATH 131 – Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
• MATH 132 – Calculus and Analytic Geometry II
• MATH 133 – Calculus with Mathematical Lab
• MATH 200 – Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning
• MATH 211 – Introduction to Statistical Analysis

Choose 1 of the following options:

• MATH 221/231 and 2 additional MATH elective courses (300-400 level)
• 3 MATH elective courses (300-400 level)

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• HIUS 221 – Survey of American History I or HIUS 223 Survey of American History I
• HIUS 222 – Survey of American History II
• HIUS 380 – Modern American Military History

Choose 3 courses from the following:

• HIEU 425 – The French Revolution and the Napoleonic Era
• HIEU 455 – World War II
• HIUS 312 – Era of the American Revolution
• HIUS 420 – Civil War and Reconstruction
• HIUS 470 – American Foreign Relations Since 1776
• HIWD 375 – Korean and Vietnam Wars

Total Credits: 19

Required Courses

• HIUS 380 – Modern American Military History
• AIRS 001 – Leadership Laboratory
• AIRS 110 – Heritage and Values I
• AIRS 120 – Heritage and Values II
• AIRS 210 – Team and Leadership Fundamentals I
• AIRS 220 – Team and Leadership Fundamentals II
• AIRS 310 – Leading People and Effective Communication I
• AIRS 320 – Leading People and Effective Communication II
• AIRS 410 – National Security/Commissioning Preparation I
• AIRS 420 – National Security/Commissioning Preparation II

*Available for students accepted in the Air Force ROTC program.

Total Credits: 23

Required Courses

• HIUS 380 – Modern American Military History
• MISC 001 – Introduction to Applied Military Leadership I
• MISC 002 – Introduction to Applied Military Leadership II
• MISC 003 – Intermediate Applied Military Leadership I
• MISC 004 – Intermediate Applied Military Leadership II
• MISC 005 – Advanced Applied Military Leadership I
• MISC 006 – Advance Applied Military Leadership II
• MISC 007 – Advanced Applied Military Leadership III
• MISC 008 – Advanced Applied Military Leadership IV
• MISC 101 – Introduction to the Army
• MISC 102 – Foundations of Leadership
• MISC 201 – Leadership and Ethics
• MISC 202 – Army Doctrine and Decision Making & Officership
• MISC 301 – Training Management and Warfighting Functions
• MISC 302 – Applied Leadership in Small Unit Operations
• MISC 401 – The Army Officer & Ethics
• MISC 402 – Transition to Lieutenant

**Available for students accepted in the Army ROTC program.

Total Courses: 15

Required Courses

Choose 1 course from the following:

• PHIL 301
• PHIL 302
• PHIL 303

Choose 4 PHIL elective courses, and at least 3 of these courses must be 300-400 level.

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• 2 SPAN elective courses (100-400 level)
• 3 SPAN elective courses (300-400 level)

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

• LING 301 – Introduction to Linguistics
• TESL 333 – Modern Grammar
• TESL 373 – Applied Grammar
• TESL 403 – Second Language Acquisition
• TESL 405 – Issues and Practices in TES/FL
• TESL 499 – TESL/FL Internship

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• ENGL 333 – Modern Grammar
• ENGL 350 – Advanced Expository Writing
• WRIT 305 – Introduction to Inspirational Writing

Choose 2 additional courses from the following:

• CJUS 230 – Criminal Justice Research and Writing
• ENGL 322 – Shakespeare
• ENGL 341 – American Realism and Naturalism
• ENGL 460 – Christian Literature
• GOVT 346 – Legal Research and Writing
• JOUR 225 – Media Writing
• RLGN 301 – Research and Writing for Religious Disciplines

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• PSYC 101 – General Psychology or PSYC 210 –  Developmental Psychology
• PSYC 255 – Introduction to Research
• 1 PSYC elective courses (200– 400 level)
• 2 PSYC elective courses (300– 400 level)

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• SOCI 200 – Intro to Sociology
• SOCI 201 – Social Problems

Choose 3 courses from the following*:

• PSYC 305 – Overview of Theory and Treatment of Substance Abuse
• PSYC 312 – Social Psychology
• PSYC 317 – Crisis Intervention
• PSYC 336 – Gerontology
• PSYC 361 – Marriage and Family
• PSYC 497 – Psychology Seminar
• PSYC 499 – Internship
• SOCI 313 – Social organizations
• SOCI 340 – Human Societies: A Global View
• SOCI 349 – Sociology of Disability
• SOCI 497 – Special Topics in Sociology
• SOWK 200 – Intro to Social Work/Human Services

*A maximum of 2 PSYC courses may be chosen.

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

• ACCT 211 – Principles of Accounting I
• ACCT 212 – Principles of Accounting II
• ACCT 301 – Intermediate Accounting
• ACCT 311 – Cost Accounting I
• ACCT 401 – Taxation I
• BUSI 301 – Business Law

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• ACCT 211 – Principles of Accounting I
• ECON 214 – Principles of Macroeconomics
• BUSI 301 – Business Law
• BUSI 310 – Principles of Management
• BUSI 472 – Organizational Ethics

Choose 1 course from the following:

• BUSI 303 – International Business
• BUSI 330 – Principles of Marketing

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

• SMGT 300 – Introduction to Coaching
• SMGT 304 – Coaching Football or SMGT 306 – Coaching Basketball
• SMGT 307 – Coaching Fall Sports
• SMGT 308 – Coaching Spring Sports
• SMGT 314 – Coaching Dynamics
• SMGT 400 – Sport and Exercise Psychology

Total Credits: 21

Required Courses

• CSIS 110 – Introduction to Computing Sciences
• CSIS 111 – Introduction to Programming
• CSIS 112 – Advanced Programming
• CSIS 215 – Algorithms and Data Structures
• MATH 250 – Introduction to Discrete Mathematics
• 2 CSIS elective courses (300-400 level).

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

• ACCT 209 – Survey of Accounting and Finance
• BUSI 336 – Introduction of Entrepreneurship
• BUSI 338 – Developing Entrepreneurial Opportunities
• BUSI 493 – Entrepreneur Internship (taken twice)
• HIUS 360 – History of American Entrepreneurship

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• BUSI 310 – Principles of Management
• CSIS 330 – Business Data Communication Systems
• CSIS 340 – Studies in Information Security
• CSIS 341 – Information Security Planning
• CSIS 344 – Information Security Operations

Choose 1 course from the following:

• CJUS 380 – Introduction to Homeland Security
• GOVT 380 – Introduction to Intelligence & National Security

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

• CSIS 100 – Intro to Information Sciences & Systems
• CSIS 208 – Application Programming
• CSIS 212 – Object-Oriented Programming
• CSIS 325 – Database Management Systems
• CSIS 351 – System Analysis & Design
• CSIS 405 – Business & Economic Forecasting

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• SMGT 200 – Introduction to Sport Management
• SMGT 302 – Sport Facilities & Events
• SMGT 305 – Sport Law
• SMGT 404 – Administration & Organization in Sport & Recreation
• 1 SMGT elective course (400 level)

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

• SMGT 312 – Introduction to Sport Ministry Outreach
• SMGT 315 – Concepts & Practices in Sport Outreach
• SMGT 317 – Mentoring in Sport
• SMGT 321 – Global Sport Outreach
• SMGT 401 – Sport Methodology, Methods, & Practices
• SMGT 402 – Outreach in Organized Sport

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• APOL 201 – Apologetics & Cultural Engagement
• APOL 311 – Foundational Issues in Apologetics
• APOL 480 – Biblical Studies and Apologetics
• THEO 201 – Theology Survey I
• THEO 202 – Theology Survey II

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• 5 Greek (GREK) Electives

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

• GREK 201 – Greek Grammar I
• GREK 202 – Greek Grammar II
• GREK 301 – Greek Grammar III
• GREK 302 – Greek Syntax & Reading
• HBRW 201 – Hebrew Grammar I
• HBRW 202 – Hebrew Grammar II

Total Credits: 16

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• BIBL 105 – Old Testament Survey
• BIBL 110 – New Testament Survey
• BIBL 350 – Introduction to Biblical Interpretation

Choose 1 Old Testament Elective from the following:

• BIBL 311 – Joshua through Judges
• BIBL 314 – Old Testament Poetical Books
• BIBL 316 – Isaiah
• BIBL 317 – Minor Prophets
• BIBL 410 – Genesis
• BIBL 450 – Daniel-Revelation
• BIBL 461 – Old Testament Theology

Choose 1 New Testament Elective from the following:

• BIBL 323 – John
• BIBL 324 – Pastoral Epistles & Leadership
• BIBL 330 – The Life of Christ
• BIBL 365 – Pauline Epistles
• BIBL 425 – Romans
• BIBL 450 – Daniel-Revelation
• BIBL 460 – New Testament Theology

Choose 1 Bible Elective from the following:

• BIBL 370 – Logos Bible Software
• BIBL 462 – The Old Testament in Its Ancient Contexts
• BIBL 463 – The New Testament in Its Ancient Contexts

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

Choose 1 course from the following:

• BIBL 471 – Biblical Archaeology
• BIBL 472 – New Testament Backgrounds
• BIBL 473 – Old Testament Backgrounds

Choose 4 BIBL elective courses (300-400 level).

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• CHMN 201 – Introduction to Church Ministries
• COAL 210 – Introduction to COAL
• COAL 220 – Foundations & Programming of COAL
• COAL 310 – Christian Camp: Site Plan & Design
• COAL 370 – Managing the Christian Ministry Org.

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• CHMN 201 – Introduction to Church Ministries
• COAL 210 – Introduction to COAL
• COAL 220 – Foundations & Programming of COAL
• COAL 310 – Christian Camp: Site Planning & Design
• COAL 370 – Managing the Christian Ministry Organization

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• BIBL 324 – Pastoral Epistles and Leadership Development
• CHMN 201 – Introduction to Church Ministries
• PLED 215 – Church Planting and Development

Choose 2 courses from the following:

• BIBL 364 – Acts
• CHHI 325 – The Church and Its Mission
• CHMN 250 – Ministry in Urban Communities
• GLST 220 – Intercultural Communication and Engagement
• PLED 351 – Church Assimilation and Development

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

• BIBL 350 – Inductive Bible Study
• BIBL 370 – Logos Bible Software
• BIBL 480 – Hermeneutics
• PLED 421 – Homiletics I
• PLED 422 – Homiletics II
• PLED 446 – Christocentric Preaching

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• GLST 200 – Introduction to Global Studies
• GLST 220 – Intercultural Comm./Engagement*
• GLST 290 – Cultural Anthropology**
• GLST 385 – Career Preparation for Global Workers
• 1 GLST elective course (300– 400 level)^

*GLST 220 fulfills Communication elective (GenEd requirement).

**GLST 290 fulfills Cultural Studies elective (GenEd requirement).

^Students interested in completing an international internship for their elective should apply through the Department of Global Studies at least 2 semesters prior to the internship.

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• CHMN 201 – Introduction to Church Ministries
• PLED 201 – Foundation to Pastoral Leadership
• PLED 301 – Family Ministry in the Church
• PLED 302 – Staff Management/Relations
• PLED 305 – Pastoral Duties

Total Credits: 16

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• THEO 201 – Theological Survey I 
• THEO 202 – Theological Survey II
• THEO 324 – A Theology of Suffering & Disability
• THEO 330 – Theology of the Family
• THEO 340 – Theology & Politics
• THEO 345 – Theology of Race & Culture

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• 2 THEO elective courses (100-400 level)
• 3 THEO elective courses (300-400 level)

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• CHMN 250 – Ministry in Urban Communities
• CHMN 310 – Multi-Ethnic Church Ministry
• CHMN 315 – Apologetics & Evangelism in an Urban Ministry Context or CHMN 497 – Special Topics in Urban Ministry
• CHMN 420 – Contemporary Issues in Urban Ministry
• THEO 345 – Theology of Race & Culture

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• CHMN 201 – Introduction to Church Ministries
• WLED 220 – Survey of Women’s Ministries
• WLED 320 – Spiritual Formation & Development for Women in Leadership
• WLED 330 – The Role of Christian Women in Ministry
• WLED 387 – Methods of Teaching Bible and Communication Skills for Women

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• CHMN 201 – Introduction to Church Ministries
• YOUT 201 – Survey of Youth Ministries
• YOUT 220 – Global Youth Culture

Choose 2 courses from the following:

• YOUT 310 – Introduction to Church Ministries
• YOUT 340 – Current Issues in Youth Ministry
• YOUT 370 – Managing the Christian Youth Organization
• YOUT 380 – Ministering to Adolescents in Crisis

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses*

Core courses:

• EDSP 323 – Special Education Law and Characteristics
• EDSP 363 – Behavior Management
• EDSP 413 – Inclusion and Diversity
• EDSP 473 – Transition Planning

Choose 1 from the following:

• EDUC 350 – Behavior and Individual Differences
• PSYC 345 – Exceptional Child

*All correlating courses and practicums must be done concurrently.

Total Credits: 16

Required Courses

Core courses:

• ENGR 102 – Introduction to Engineering
• ENGI 220 – Engineering Economy
• BUSI 336 – Introduction to Entrepreneurship
• BUSI 338 – Developing Entrepreneurial Opportunities
• ENGR 470 – Technology & Business Development Practicum I
• ENGR 471 – Technology & Business Development Practicum II

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• CJUS 200 – Introduction to Criminal Justice
• CJUS 340 – Criminology
• 3 CJUS elective courses (300-400 level)

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• GOVT 200 – Constitutional Government & Free Enterprise
• GOVT 220 – American Government
• 1 GOVT elective course (300-400 level)

Choose 2 courses from the following:

• GOVT 350 – Political Economy & Public Policy
• GOVT 421 – American Constitutional History
• GOVT 490 – Political Theory

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses*

Core Courses:

• GOVT 330 – Introduction to Comparative Politics
• GOVT 340 – International Relations
• GOVT 425 – American Foreign Policy

Choose 3 courses from the following:

• GOVT 332 – Politics of Europe
• GOVT 334 – Politics of Latin America
• GOVT 335 – Politics of Asia
• GOVT 337 – Politics of the Middle East
• GOVT 405 – Political & Economic Development
• GOVT 440 – Political Geography
• GOVT 445 – International Law
• GOVT 480 – Terrorism

*Prerequisite for all upper-level GOVT courses is GOVT 200.

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses*

Core Course:

• GOVT 350 – Political Economy & Public Policy

Choose 4 courses from the following:

• GOVT 320 – American Executive Processes/Institutions
• GOVT 322 – American Legislative System
• GOVT 327 – State & Local Government
• GOVT 328 – American Political Processes
• GOVT 425 – American Foreign Policy
• PADM 360 – Introduction to Public Administration

*Prerequisite for all upper-level GOVT courses is GOVT 200.

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• GOVT 200 – Constitutional Government and Free Enterprise
• GOVT 215 – Logic and Legal Reasoning
• GOVT 280 – Undergraduate Torts
• GOVT 346 – Legal Research and Writing
• GOVT 422 – American Constitutional Law

Choose 3 courses from the following:

• CJUS 410 – Constitutional Criminal Procedure
• GOVT 404 – Undergraduate Contracts
• GOVT 406 – Undergraduate Property
• GOVT 407 – Undergraduate Civil Procedure

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

Core Course

• GOVT 200 – Constitutional Gov. & Free Enterprise or GOVT 220 – American Government

Choose 2 courses from the following:

• GOVT 380 – Intro. to Intelligence & National Security
• GOVT 381 – Intelligence Analysis
• GOVT 480 – Terrorism

Choose 2 GOVT Strategic Intelligence elective courses (300-400 level).*

*Choose a course not already applying to the minor from (GOVT 380-389 or GOVT 480-489).

Total Credits: 19

Required Courses

• BIOL 224 – General Biology I
• BIOL 225 – General Biology II
• BIOL elective course (300-400 level)
• BCHM elective course (300-400 level)
• ENVR elective course (300-400 level)

Total Credits: 17-18

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• BIOL 224 – General Biology I
• BIOL 225 – General Biology II
• BIOL 313 – Clinical Human Anatomy
• BIOL 385 – Advanced Human Physiology

Choose 1 course from the following:

• BIOL 301 – Genetics
• BIOL 303 – Microbiology
• BIOL 305 – Parasitology
• BIOL 330 – Histology
• BCHM 450 – Medical Biochemistry
• BCHM 451 – Biochemistry I

Total Credits: 20

Required Courses

• CHEM 121 – General Chemistry I
• CHEM 122 – General Chemistry II
• CHEM 301 – Organic Chemistry I
• CHEM 302 – Organic Chemistry II
• CHEM 321 – Analytical Chemistry

Total Credits: 17

Required Courses

• BIOL 213 – Human Anatomy and Physiology I
• BIOL 214 – Human Anatomy and Physiology I Lab
• BIOL 215 – Human Anatomy and Physiology II
• BIOL 216 – Human Anatomy and Physiology II Lab
• HLTH 350 – Introduction to Public and Community Health
• HLTH 420 – Principles of Behavior Change and Health Counseling
• HLTH 453 – Program Planning and Evaluation in Health Education

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

• EXSC 302 – Exercise & Sports Injuries
• PHED 101 – Physical Fitness
• PHED 200-205 – Pedagogical Sport/Activity Courses
• PHED 208 – Motor Learning
• PHED 209 – Motor Learning Lab
• PHED 225 – Weight Training & Conditioning
• PHED elective course (300-400 level)
• SMGT 300 – Introduction to Coaching

Total Credits: 15

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• HLTH 216 – Personal Health
• HLTH 301 – Foundations of Public Health
• HLTH 370 – Introduction to Environmental Hazards & Response
• HLTH 444 – Epidemiology and Biostatistics

Choose 1 course from the following:

• HTLH 311 – Health Promotion in the Global Setting
• HLTH 330 – Human Nutrition
• HLTH 340 – Woman’s Health Issues
• HLTH 380 – Health Promotion for the Aging Population
• HLTH 400 – Contemporary Health Issues
• HLTH 402 – The School Health Program
• HLTH 488 – Chronic and Infectious Diseases
• HLTH 491 – Grantsmanship

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

• EXSC 310 – Physiology of Exercise
• EXSC 340 – Essentials of Strength Training and Conditioning
• EXSC 345 – Applied Strength Training and Conditioning
• EXSC 401 – Seminar in Strength and Conditioning
• EXSC 440 – Programming and Periodization for Strength and Conditioning
• EXSC 486 – Strength and Conditioning Specialist Workshop and Certification
• HLTH 333 – Exercise and Sports Nutrition
• PHED 225 – Weight Training/Conditioning

Total Credits: 18

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• MUSC 105 – Harmonic Practices & Theory I
• MUSC 106 – Harmonic Practices & Theory II
• MUSC 107 – Musicianship I
• MUSC 108 – Musicianship II
• MUSC 151 – Guitar, Strings, Brass, Woodwinds, Percussion (Freshman)
• MUSC 152 – Guitar, Strings, Brass, Woodwinds, Percussion (Freshman)
• MUSC 251 – Guitar, Strings, Brass, Woodwinds, Percussion (Sophomore)
• MUSC 252 – Guitar, Strings, Brass, Woodwinds, Percussion (Sophomore)
• MUSC 351 – Guitar, Strings, Brass, Woodwinds, Percussion (Junior)
• MUSC 252 – Guitar, Strings, Brass, Woodwinds, Percussion (Junior)

Choose 2 courses from the following:

• MUSC 355 – Brass Techniques
• MUSC 357 – Woodwind Techniques
• MUSC 363 – Percussion Techniques

Additional Requirements

This program has the additional requirement of attendance at 24 approved concerts and recitals. CSTU 101 or MUSC 103 must be completed as a Core Competency requirement.

Total Credits: 22

Required Courses

Core Courses:

• MUSC 105 – Harmonic Practices & Theory I
• MUSC 106 – Harmonic Practices & Theory II
• MUSC 107 – Musicianship I
• MUSC 108 – Musicianship II
• MUSC 121 and 122, 141 and 142, or 151 and 152 – Private Instruction
• MUSC 221 and 222, 241 and 242, or 251 and 252 – Private Instruction
• MUSC 321 and 322, 341 and 342, or 351 and 352 – Private Instruction
• 2 semesters of ensemble participation in the performance area

Choose 1 course from the following based on your performance area:

• MUSC 304 – Keyboard: Keyboard Pedagogy
• MUSC 375 – Strings: String Pedagogy
• MUSC 393 – Voice: Vocal Diction
• MUSC 477 – Guitar: Guitar Pedagogy

Additional Requirements

This program has the additional requirement of attendance at 24 approved concerts and recitals. CSTU 101 or MUSC 103 must be completed as a Core Competency requirement.