The Liberal Arts curriculum provides core credits and electives for all career-field majors, or it stands by itself as a major or minor. Modules 2 through 12 are integrated liberal studies of mankind and civilization. They combine the history, literature, world view, great works, and major figures of each period studied.
The goals of Liberal Arts are critical thinking, written and spoken communication, cultural appreciation, fact finding, historical perspective, organization and planning, and leadership. These are transferable skills that prepare the student for change and never go out of date.
48 Credit Major Sequence
| AL107 |
Student Success Strategies |
3 credits, 4 weeks |
| AL204* |
College Writing |
3 credits, 6 weeks |
| AL378* |
The Heart of Africa |
3 credits, 6 weeks |
| AL379 |
Classical Antiquities |
3 credits, 4 weeks |
| AL380* |
Hebrew Heritage |
3 credits, 4 weeks |
| AL381 |
The World of Islam |
3 credits, 4 weeks |
| AL382 |
Far Eastern Consciousness |
3 credits, 4 weeks |
| AL384 |
Medieval Mysteries |
3 credits, 4 weeks |
| AL386 |
Renaissance and Baroque |
3 credits, 4 weeks |
| AL387* |
Enlightenment Experiments |
3 credits, 4 weeks |
| AL389 |
Romantic Experience |
3 credits, 4 weeks |
| AL390 |
Modernist Alternatives |
3 credits, 4 weeks |
| AL391 |
Contemporary Scene |
3 credits, 4 weeks |
| AL285* |
Historical Methods |
3 credits, 4 weeks |
| AL103 |
Music |
3 credits, 4 weeks |
| AL168 |
Astronomy |
3 credits, 6 weeks |
* Starred courses fulfill core requirements inside the major
Additional Core Requirements: 32 Credits
Civilization and Worldviews: Literature (3 credits); Christian Doctrine (3 credits); Communications (3 credits); Language and Culture (3 credits): Mathematics (3 credits); Philosophical Foundation (3 credits); Social Science (3 credits); Creative Arts (3 credits); Physical Development (2 credits); Advanced Religious Studies (3 credits); Lab Science (3 credits).
Elective Requirements: 48 Credits
Additional courses available for core: Art, Literature, Theology, Life of Christ, Comparing Beliefs, English Language, Algebra, Cross Cultural Studies, Social Science, and Mathematices.
All prospective students who have completed an accredited Associate Degree or 63 acceptable transfer credits from an accredited college are granted Advanced Transfer Status. View the Advanced Transfer core requirements.
