Courses for Freshmen

1. Required of all entering students:
   
2. • EXSC 100 Concepts of Health Fitness (1 hour)
   • UNIV 100 University Seminar (1 hour)
   • BIBL 101 Life & Teachings of Jesus (3 hours)
   • ENGL 111 Composition & Rhetoric (3 hours)
     
3. Additional required courses
   NOTE:  If your ACT Comp score is less than 22 or your SAT Total is less than 1110, you must take BIOL 120 before you can take BIOL112!
   
4. • BIOL 112 General Biology I (3 hours)
   • BIOL 114 General Biology I Lab (1 hour)
     
5. Math Score on ACT/SAT generally determines which additional courses you will take:
   NOTE:  All students must take the Math Compass Placement Exam!
   
6. 1. If you have a Math Score of 24 or greater on ACT Math or a 550 or greater on the SAT Math section, enroll in:
      
   2. • CHEM 133 General Chemistry I (3 hours)
      • CHEM 131 General Chemistry I Lab (1 hour)
        
   3. If you have a Math Score lower than 22 (ACT) or 550 (SAT), enroll in the appropriate MATH class before taking CHEM 133.
      
7. Additional Course
   If for some reason, another course is needed to bring you up to approximately 15 hours total, you should choose something form the following list of courses required for graduation.
    
8. • EXSC 100 Concepts of Health Fitness (1 hour) - must be taken sometime during Freshman year
   • PSYC 120 Intro to Psychology (3 hours)
   • SOCI 111 Intro to Sociology (3 hours)
   • HIST 221 American History I (3 hours)
   • HIST 222 American History II (3 hours)
   • POLS 226 States and Federal System (3 hours)
   • MUSM 230 Intro to Music (3 hours) OR
   • ART 101 Intro to Art (3 hours)
     

Spring Semester:

1. Required for all freshmen
   
2. • BIBL 102 Acts-Revelation (3 hours)
   • ENGL 112 Composition & Literature (3 hours)
     
3. Science Classes
   
4. • BIOL 113 General Biology II (3 hours)
   • BIOL 115 General Biology II Lab (1 hour)

If enrolled in Chemistry during Fall

If you are not enrolled in Chemistry, you should start your Math! The math class you take is determined by your score on the Math Compass Placement Exam.

Additional courses (see above listing)