Program Type: Bachelor's degree
			Program Length: 120 credits
			Course Format: On-Campus 
			Program Entry: August and January
			Application Deadline for August: July 15
			Application Deadline for January: November 15
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Students who complete this program should be able to:
51勛圖厙 Core Experience (ACE) courses are required for all undergraduate students regardless of major. These courses count towards the 120 total credits for a degree. The J.N. 51勛圖厙 Honors Program replaces the 51勛圖厙 Core Experience Requirements for students who apply and are accepted to the program.
Official requirements for baccalaureate degrees are found in the 51勛圖厙 University Bulletin at this .
CORE EXPERIENCE — 43 credits
			Faith: (completed in major) 
			RELT 100 - God and Human Life Credits: 3 or RELB 210 - Jesus in His Time and Ours
			3 RELB, RELG, RELP, or RELT classes 
			Wellness:
			HLED 135 - Wellbeing 360° 
			Mathematics:
			MATH 145 - Mathematics for the (Mis)Information Age (or higher level MATH course)
			Communication:
			COMM 104 - Communication Skills
			ENGL 115 - College Writing I or ENGL 117 - College Writing I: Writing Across Cultures
			ENGL 215 - College Writing II
			History:
			HIST 110 - Worldviews, Cultures and Gods
			Theory - One or two courses from:
			ARTH 220 - Language of Art Credits
			ENGL 255 - Studies in Literature
			MUHL 214 - Enjoyment of Music 
			MUHL 250 - Music to Change the World
			PHIL 224 - Introduction to Philosophy 
Experience - If only one theory course, remaining credits from:
			Natural Sciences - choose one course from:
			BIOL 100 - Human Biology 
			BIOL 110 - Principles of Biology 
			CHEM 100 - Consumer Chemistry
			PHYS 110 - Astronomy 
Social Science - choose one course from:
			ANTH 200 - Cultural Anthropology
			BHSC 225 - Global Social Issues 
			ECON 208 - Principles of Economics 
			GBST 101 - Introduction to Global Studies 
			PLSC 104 - American Government
			PSYC 101 - Introduction to Psychology 
			SOCI 119 - Principles of Sociology 
Biblical Studies - 24 credits
			RELB 111 - Introduction to the Old Testament
			RELB 112 - Introduction to the New Testament 
			RELB 210 - Jesus in His Time and Ours 
			RELB 245 - Hermeneutics 
			RELB 440 - Acts and Epistles 
			RELB 406 - Advanced Studies in Daniel and Revelation 
			Choose one of the following courses:
			RELB 274 - Prophetic Writings of the Old Testament 
			RELB 474 - Advanced Study in Old Testament Prophets 
			Choose one of the following courses:
			RELB 216 - Law and Writings of the Old Testament
			RELB 416 - Advanced Study in Law and Writings
			(NOTE: Either Law and Writings or Prophetic Writings must be 400 level.)
Systematic Theology/Ethics - 10 credits
			RELT 325 - Theology I
			RELT 326 - Theology II
			RELT 340 - Religion and Ethics in Modern Society
			(Other ethics classes may be petitioned in consultation with the department chair if applies to second major.)
			Choose one of the following courses:
			RELT 295 - Introduction to Theological Research
			HONS 398H - Research Pro-Seminar
Religious History - 10 credits
			RELH 316 - History of the Christian Church I
			RELH 317 - History of the Christian Church II
			RELH 400 - SDA History and Prophetic Heritage (take for 4 credits)
Practical Studies - 19 credits
			RELP 105 - Introduction to Pastoral Service 
			RELP 200 - Religion Forum (must register for it each semester)
			RELP 240 - Personal Witnessing 
			RELP 330 - Homiletics—Introduction to Preaching 
			RELP 403 - Marriage and Family Ministry 
			RELP 434 - Foundations of Ministry (taken at the seminary)
			RELP 450 - Evangelism 
			RELP 480 - Practicum Capstone 
			RELP 485 - Pastoral Ministry 
Discipleship - 3 credits
RELT 441 - Christian Discipleship (taken at the seminary)
Missions - 3 credits
RELG 225 - Foundations of Missions
			Cognates - 15 credits 
			BIBL 211 - Greek I 
			BIBL 212 - Greek II 
			BIBL 313 - Greek III 
			BIBL 341 - Hebrew I 
			BIBL 342 - Hebrew II 
Major Elective - 3 credits
RELT 100 - God and Human Life