LUTHER RICE COLLEGE & SEMINARY COURSE SCHEDULE PLANNER Fall 2015

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1 LUTHER RICE COLLEGE & SEMINARY COURSE SCHEDULE PLANNER Fall 2015 And whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him. Colossians 3:17, ESV

2 ACADEMIC CALENDAR FALL 2015 August 1 Graduation Application Available Online 3 Recommended Date by Which to Apply for Financial Aid for Fall Semester 16 Summer Semester Online Full Term Classes End 24 Doctoral Module (8/24-8/28) 29 New Student Orientation 31 Doctoral Module (8/31-9/4) September 3 Fall Semester On-campus Classes Begin 7 Fall Semester Online Full Term and Mini-Term I Classes Begin Labor Day Holiday-Offices Closed 21 Recommended Date by Which to Apply for Financial Aid for Fall Mini- Term II Classes October 19 Fall Semester Online Mini-Term II Classes Begin November 1 Fall Semester Online Mini-Term I Classes End 15 Last Day to Drop Fall Classes with "WP" or "WF" 25-27* Thanksgiving Holidays-Offices Closed December 7 Recommended Date by Which to Apply for Financial Aid for Spring Semester 13 Fall Semester Online Full Term and Mini-Term II Classes End 14 Fall Semester On-campus Classes End Christmas Holidays-Offices Closed June 8, 2015 Page 2

3 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Academic Advising Need help deciding which courses to take this semester? Do not unknowingly take a course that is unnecessary for your degree program. Contact an Academic Advisor for guidance with your course selections and degree progress. Call or visit your Academic Advising Office during normal operating hours. You may also contact an advisor via to aao@lutherrice.edu Tuition Payment Plans Take advantage of convenient payment plans by using the Nelnet option on the Method of Payment screen as you complete course registration on the Class Browser. No interest charged $25.00 enrollment fee per semester (not per course) Payment is by automatic bank draft (ACH) or automatic Credit/Debit card charge Simple steps to enroll: o Go to o Sign into your LRU account o Click on the Nelnet link under My Account For more details of the payment plans, enrollment dates, and due dates, visit Textbooks Students can find and purchase course textbooks online at The textbooks for fall 2015 courses will become available in the online bookstore thirty (30) days prior to the start of the semester. Please make sure you select the appropriate term when you search and order. Required textbooks vary from semester to semester. Students may purchase textbooks from any provider but should consider the following advantages of using Book Vouchers: Financial Aid students can now use vouchers for books. Integrated Open Marketplace: Instant access to thousands of professional sellers allows students to save an average of 60%- -and even use financial aid vouchers to buy used books. Quick Delivery: 2-day delivery available on most orders. Online Buybacks: Online buyback is available 24/7, with millions of buyers. One-Stop Shopping: New, used, and hardto-find textbooks, ebooks, rentals. June 8, 2015 Page 3

4 Frequently Asked Questions When and how should I register? You can the fall semester now through the first day of class. What courses should I take? All of our programs have core courses. We highly recommend that you complete these courses before you take electives. Taking English, history, and other general education courses will benefit you more if you complete them early in your program. Also, remember to sequence your coursework appropriately by taking introductions and surveys of a discipline before taking more intensive studies of a subject. Most courses do not have pre-requisites, but some do. So make sure to check the catalog descriptions for those. As always, your Office of Academic Advising can help you decide which courses are right for you each semester. Contact them if you have any questions at AAO@lutherrice.edu or We recommend that you start out slowly with one or two courses, and see how well you can handle the extra load in your particular situation in life. A full-time load for undergraduate students is 12 hours; for graduate students, it is 9 hours. Will the published schedule change? The schedule is subject to change. However, we will do our best to keep the classes that we have listed. The most likely changes that could take place are changing the assigned professors and adding courses. Who do I talk to if I have a problem? Please talk first to an Academic Advisor. Our Academic Advisors are trained, prepared, and eager to help you succeed in school. have issues that an advisor cannot resolve, please contact the Office of Student Development. How many courses should I attempt in a semester? Since most of our students are adult learners, they have many responsibilities outside of school: full-time employment, church ministry, children at home, and aging parents. These responsibilities sometimes conflict with the effort to complete a program of study, which requires a significant amount of work. Some students, eager to complete their degree as soon as possible, load up on courses only to later find that they must drop some of them because of life circumstances, or they realize that they overestimated their ability and availability. While our online program is quite flexible and allows you to complete your degree from home, there are typically coursework deadlines each week that require you diligence. June 8, 2015 Page 4

5 Dates and Times of Class Meetings Online Classes 2015 fall term courses meet for fifteen weeks. An academic work week is Monday through Sunday at 11:59pm. For example, the first academic work week for fall 2015 is Monday 9/7/2015 through Sunday 9/13/2015 at 11:59pm. Each course requires weekly assignments that serve as an attendance check-in. On Campus Classes Modules The fall 2015 Module will meet from 8:00am to 5:00pm on the following weeks: August 24, 2015-August 28, 2015 August 31, 2015-September 4, 2015 Weekly Classes Fall 2015 weekly classes meet at the following times: Time of Day Monday Tuesday Thursday First Day of Class 9/14/2015 9/8/2015 9/3/2015 Morning (Excluding Labor Day) 8:30a-11:30a 8:30a-12:30p 8:30a-12:30p Chapel None 10:00a-11:00a 10:00a-11:00a Afternoon 1:30p-4:30p 1:30p-4:30p 1:30p-4:30p June 8, 2015 Page 5

6 Undergraduate On Campus UNDERGRADUATE FALL 2015 SCHEDULE Online courses start September 7th and end December 13th. On-campus courses start September 3rd and end December 14th. Course No. Course Title Mode Schedule Instructor AP 4902 Christianity and Culture On-Campus Tuesday Morning David Leonard BH 1200 Biblical Interpretation On-Campus Tuesday Afternoon Joshua Stewart CO 4703 Marriage and Family Counseling On-Campus Monday Afternoon Sharon Atkins EN 1101 English Composition I On-Campus Thursday Morning Thomas Mapes MP 1401 Preparing for Christian Service On-Campus Monday Morning Dennis Dieringer NT 1200 New Testament Survey On-Campus Tuesday Afternoon Mark Owens OT 1200 Old Testament Survey On-Campus Tuesday Morning David Casas PH 2901 Contemporary Ethics On-Campus Tuesday Afternoon Scott Henderson TH 3301 Survey of Theology I On-Campus Thursday Morning Tim Skinner Online Course No. Course Title Mode Schedule Instructor BH 1200 Biblical Interpretation Online 15-Week Joshua Stewart BU 2500 Personal Finance Online 15-Week TBD CO 2700 Introduction to Biblical Counseling Online 15-Week Sharon Atkins CO 2700 Introduction to Biblical Counseling (Mini Term II) Online 8-Week Mini Term II Sharon Atkins CO 2701 Theological Foundations in Biblical Counseling Online 15-Week Ann Kerlin CO 3702 Methodology in Biblical Counseling Online 15-Week Sharon Atkins CO 4703 Marriage and Family Counseling Online 15-Week Sharon Atkins CO 4704 Biblical Counseling in Ministry Online 15-Week Ann Kerlin EN 1101 English Composition I Online 15-Week Thomas Mapes EN 1102 English Composition II Online 15-Week Thomas Mapes EN 2103 Public Speech Online 15-Week TBD EN 2104 World Literature Online 15-Week Thomas Mapes EN 2105 British Literature Online 15-Week Thomas Mapes HI 1102 World Civilizations II Online 15-Week Jonathan Henderson HI 2300 Church History Online 15-Week Andrew Martin MA 1500 Applications of Fundamental Mathematics Online 15-Week TBD MI 2400 Survey of Christian Missions Online 15-Week Howard Owens MP 1401 Preparing for Christian Service Online 15-Week Dennis Dieringer MP 4403 Christian Service Practicum Online 15-Week Dennis Dieringer MP 4404 Christian Service Practicum for Biblical Counseling Online 15-Week Sharon Atkins NT 1200 New Testament Survey Online 15-Week Mark Owens NT 2201 Life of Christ Online 15-Week Mark Owens NT 2204 Gospel of John Online 15-Week Tim Skinner June 8, 2015 Page 6

7 NT 2205 Acts of the Apostles Online 15-Week Mark Owens NT 3215 Pastoral Epistles Online 15-Week Mark Owens NT 4219 Hebrews Online 15-Week Tim Skinner NT 4227 Revelation Online 15-Week Tim Skinner OT 1200 Old Testament Survey Online 15-Week David Phillips OT 2201 Genesis Online 15-Week David Phillips OT 2206 Joshua-Judges Online 15-Week David Casas OT 3228 Minor Prophets (Hosea-Malachi) Online 15-Week Joshua Stewart OT 4219 Psalms Online 15-Week Joshua Stewart PA 3401 Foundations of Pastoral Ministry Online 15-Week Scott Moody PA 4402 Principles of Biblical Exposition Online 15-Week William Coleman PA 4403 Principles of Church Administration Online 15-Week William Coleman PH 1900 Critical Thinking Online 15-Week David Leonard PH 3902 Principles of Philosophy Online 15-Week David Leonard PH 3903 Philosophy of Religion Online 15-Week David Leonard PH 3904 Worldviews Online 15-Week Evan Posey PY 2703 Principles of Psychology Online 15-Week Ann Kerlin SC 1501 General Physical Science Online 15-Week Julie Davis SO 2603 Principles of Sociology Online 15-Week Jeff McCann TH 3301 Survey of Theology I Online 15-Week Tim Skinner TH 3302 Survey of Theology II Online 15-Week Tim Skinner TH 4303 Christology Online 15-Week David Mapes TH 4303 Christology (Mini Term II) Online 8-Week Mini Term II David Mapes June 8, 2015 Page 7

8 GRADUATE FALL 2015 SCHEDULE Online courses start September 7th and end December 13th. On-campus courses start September 3rd and end December 14th Graduate On Campus Course No. Course Title Mode Schedule Instructor BH 5201 Introduction to Biblical Hermeneutics On-Campus Tuesday Morning Brad Arnett CO 5701 Introduction to Psychology and Counseling On-Campus Monday Morning Ann Kerlin CO 5702 Foundations of Biblical Counseling On-Campus Monday Afternoon Ron Cobb NT 5200 Introduction to the New Testament On-Campus Thursday Morning William Wilson OT 6201 Genesis On-Campus Thursday Afternoon David Phillips TH 5300 Spiritual Formation On-Campus Monday Afternoon James Kinnebrew TH 6302 Systematic Theology II On-Campus Monday Morning David Mapes Online Course No. Course Title Mode Schedule Instructor AP 5901 Foundations of Apologetics Online 15-Week Scott Henderson AP 5905 Biblical Apologetics Online 15-Week Scott Henderson AP 5906 Theological Apologetics Online 15-Week James Kinnebrew AP 6909 Major World Religions Online 15-Week Bill Gordon AP 6910 Modern Religious Sects Online 15-Week Bill Gordon AP 6911 Apologetics Practicum Online 15-Week Apologetics Faculty AP 6912 Thesis in Apologetics Online 15-Week Apologetics Faculty BE 7404 Preparing an Expository Message Online 15-Week Scott Moody BE 7405 Delivering an Expository Message Online 15-Week Scott Moody BH 5201 Introduction to Biblical Hermeneutics Online 15-Week Brad Arnett CM 7402 The Work of Ministry Online 15-Week Scott Moody CM 7406 Church Administration Online 15-Week Scott Moody CM 7407 Ministry Practicum Online 15-Week TBD CO 5701 Introduction to Psychology and Counseling Online 15-Week Ann Kerlin CO 5702 Foundations of Biblical Counseling Online 15-Week Ron Cobb CO 5703 Helping Skills Online 15-Week Ron Cobb CO 5704 Marriage and Family Counseling Online 15-Week Max Mills CO 6705 Issues, Ethics, and Legal Concerns for Counselors Online 15-Week Ron Cobb CO 6706 Crisis Counseling and Pastoral Care Online 15-Week Ann Kerlin CO 6707 Methodology for Biblical Counseling Online 15-Week Ron Cobb CO 6708 Biblical Counseling Practicum Online 15-Week Ron Cobb EV 7401 Personal and Church Evangelism Online 15-Week Jeff Meyers GR 5201 Greek Grammar I Online 15-Week William Wilson June 8, 2015 Page 8

9 GR 6203 Intermediate Greek Online 15-Week William Wilson HE 5201 Hebrew Grammar I Online 15-Week Joshua Stewart HE 6203 Intermediate Hebrew Online 15-Week Joshua Stewart HI 5311 Church History I: Early and Medieval Online 15-Week Bill Jaggar HI 5312 Church History II: Reformation and Modern Online 15-Week Bill Jaggar LD 5801 Leader-Follower Theory Online 15-Week Rol Erickson LD 5802 Organizational Communication Online 15-Week Rusty Ricketson LD 5803 Foundations of Leading and Following Online 15-Week Rol Erickson LD 5804 Organizational Culture Online 15-Week Rusty Ricketson LD 5806 Assessing Organizations Online 15-Week Rusty Ricketson LD 6809 Teams Development Online 15-Week Rusty Ricketson LD 6812 Leadership Practicum Online 15-Week Rusty Ricketson LD 6813 Thesis in Leadership Online 15-Week Rusty Ricketson MI 7403 Christian Missions Online 15-Week Howard Owens NT 5200 Introduction to the New Testament Online 15-Week William Wilson NT 6202 The Gospel of Mark Online 15-Week Brad Arnett NT 6205 Acts of the Apostles Online 15-Week William Wilson NT 6206 Romans Online 15-Week William Wilson NT Corinthians Online 15-Week William Wilson NT 6227 Revelation Online 15-Week Mark Owens OT 5200 Introduction to the Old Testament Online 15-Week Joshua Stewart OT 6221 Ecclesiastes Online 15-Week David Phillips OT 6223 Isaiah Online 15-Week David Phillips OT 6227 Daniel Online 15-Week David Phillips PH 5902 Logic Online 15-Week David Leonard PH 5904 Foundations of Ethics Online 15-Week Scott Henderson PH 6907 Issues in Ethics Online 15-Week Scott Henderson PH 6908 Philosophy of Religion Online 15-Week David Leonard TH 5300 Spiritual Formation Online 15-Week James Kinnebrew TH 5300 Spiritual Formation (Mini Term II) Online 8-Week Mini Term II James Kinnebrew TH 6301 Systematic Theology I Online 15-Week James Kinnebrew TH 6302 Systematic Theology II Online 15-Week David Mapes TH 6303 Systematic Theology III Online 15-Week David Mapes June 8, 2015 Page 9

10 DOCTORAL FALL 2015 SCHEDULE Online courses start September 7th and end December 13th. Doctoral Module Course No. Course Title Mode Schedule Instructor DMRW 800 Research and Writing Module August 31 st -September 4 th Brad Arnett DMAL 831 Leadership Development for the 21st Century Module August 24 th -August 28 th Rusty Ricketson Online Course No. Course Title Mode Schedule Instructor DMGC 825 Church Evangelism in the 21st Century Online 15-Week Jeff Meyers DMPC 910 Interpersonal Relationships and Conflict Resolution Online 15-Week Ron Cobb/Rusty Ricketson DMRP 950 Doctoral Research Project Online 15-Week D.Min. Faculty June 8, 2015 Page 10

11 BACHELOR OF ARTS IN RELIGION: QUICK FACTS Summary: The Bachelor of Arts in Religion has undergone several changes for the year. Below is a quick reference to help students in the older BAR navigate these changes, and answer questions regarding the impact that this has on their current status sheet. New Program Layout for Students Accepted After July 1, 2014: June 8, 2015 Page 11

12 The new BAR has five distinct sections: General Education; Christian Service Preparation; Major in Biblical Studies; three Minor Options (Biblical Counseling, Christian Worldview, and Ministry); and General Electives. This degree is slightly different than past BAR programs. The General Education section is now standardized. In addition, a 9 hour section entitled Christian Service Preparation has been added to help students focus on the application of the ministry tools they acquire throughout the program. The Major in Biblical Studies section has been expanded from 39 hours to 42 hours in order to provide wider exposure to various Old Testament and New Testament book studies. Also, each Minor section has been reduced from 18 hours to 15 hours. Finally, the General Electives section has been reduced from 24 hours to 18 hours. The changes to the Minor and General Elective sections were necessary in order to accommodate the standardized General Education, and expansion of the Major in Biblical Studies. You will notice that EV 3402: Personal Evangelism has been moved from the Major in Biblical Studies section, to the Christian Service Preparation section. Furthermore, EV 203: Spiritual Formation has been combined with MP 100: Preparing for Ministry to create a 3 credit hour course entitled MP 1401: Preparing for Christian Service. You will also notice that RW 100: Introduction to Research and Writing has been removed as a requirement. Instead, each student entering to this program without transferable credit will be required to complete EN 1101: English Composition I in their first semester, and EN 1102: English Composition II in their second semester. have not completed this requirement for your status sheet, the requirement for RW 100 will be waived. Course Numbering Changes: The course numbering for the BAR has also changed. The old nomenclature included a discipline prefix (e.g., NT=New Testament) and a three digit number that identified the individual course (e.g., NT 102=New Testament Survey). The new nomenclature includes a discipline prefix, but has adjusted the prefix to better fit the discipline (e.g., SO 201: Principles of Psychology (old) vs. PY 2703: Principles of Psychology (new)). The new nomenclature also includes a four digit number that identifies the suggested year, discipline, and sequence of courses (e.g., NT 1200). See the BAR Course Index below for a quick reference: Previous Courses New Courses PH Apologetics AP Apologetics TH Creationism AP Creationism BH Biblical Interpretation BH Biblical Interpretation BU Personal Finance BU Personal Finance BC Introduction to Biblical Counseling CO Introduction to Biblical Counseling BC Theological Foundations in Biblical Counseling CO Theological Foundations in Biblical Counseling BC Methodology in Biblical Counseling CO Methodology in Biblical Counseling SO Marriage and Family Counseling CO Marriage and Family Counseling June 8, 2015 Page 12

13 BC Biblical Counseling in Ministry CO Biblical Counseling in Ministry EN English Composition I EN English Composition I EN English Composition II EN English Composition II EN Public Speech EN Public Speech EN World Literature EN World Literature EV Personal Evangelism EV Personal Evangelism HI World Civilizations I HI World Civilizations I HI World Civilizations II HI World Civilizations II HI Church History HI Church History MA Applications of Fundamental Mathematics MA Applications of Fundamental Mathematics MI Survey of Christian Missions MI Survey of Christian Missions MP Preparing for Christian Service MP Preparing for Christian Service MP Christian Service Practicum MP Christian Service Practicum Christian Service Practicum for Biblical Christian Service Practicum for Biblical MP MP Counseling Counseling NT New Testament Survey NT New Testament Survey NT Life of Christ NT Life of Christ NT Gospel of John NT Gospel of John NT Acts of the Apostles NT Acts of the Apostles NT Romans NT Romans NT Corinthian Epistles NT Corinthian Epistles NT Pastoral Epistles NT Pastoral Epistles NT Hebrews NT Hebrews NT Revelation NT Revelation OT Old Testament Survey OT Old Testament Survey OT Genesis OT Genesis OT Joshua-Judges OT Joshua-Judges OT Minor Prophets (Hosea-Malachi) OT Minor Prophets (Hosea-Malachi) OT Psalms OT Psalms PA Pastoral Work PA Foundations for Pastoral Ministry PA Leadership PA Leadership PA Principles of Biblical Exposition PA Principles of Biblical Exposition PA Principles of Church Administration PA Principles of Church Administration PH Critical Thinking PH Critical Thinking SO Contemporary Ethics PH Contemporary Ethics PH Principles of Philosophy PH Principles of Philosophy PH Philosophy of Religion PH Philosophy of Religion PH World Views PH World Views SO Principles of Psychology and Counseling PY Principles of Psychology SC General Physical Science SC General Physical Science SO Principles of Sociology SO Principles of Sociology June 8, 2015 Page 13

14 TH Survey of Theology I TH Survey of Theology I TH Survey of Theology II TH Survey of Theology II TH Christology TH Christology Course Name Changes: The course names have remained fairly consistent. The following changes have been made: Old Course Name SO 201: Principles of Psychology and Counseling MP 100: Preparing for Ministry PA 302: Pastoral Work New Course Name PY 2703: Principles of Psychology MP 1401: Preparing for Christian Service PA 3401: Foundations of Pastoral Ministry Courses No Longer Offered: You will notice that we are no longer offering the following course: RW 100: Introduction to Research and Writing; MU 102: Music; MP 100: Preparing for Ministry; and EV 203: Spiritual Formation. We realize that many of you have not satisfied the requirement for these courses, or have only partially satisfied these requirements. In light of this, we have provided the table below that will serve as a road map for meeting these requirements moving forward. BAR Sub 1 Sub 2 Sub 3 Sub 4 EV 203: Spiritual Formation and MP 101: Preparing for Ministry MP 1401: Preparing for Christian Service and MP 101 will be waived MP 101 but not EV 203 You will be contacted EV 203 but not MP 101 MP 1401: Preparing for Christian Service MU 102: Music PH 1900: Critical Thinking, or PH 3902: Principles of Philosophy, or PH 3903: Philosophy of Religion, or PH 3904: Worldviews. RW 100: Introduction to Research and Writing This requirement will be waived June 8, 2015 Page 14

15 BARA EV 203: Spiritual Formation and MP 101: Preparing for Ministry MP 1401: Preparing for Christian Service and MP 101 will be waived MP 101 but not EV 203 You will be contacted EV 203 but not MP 101 MP 1401: Preparing for Christian Service MU 102: Music You will be contacted. RW 100: Introduction to Research and Writing This requirement will be waived BARC EV 203: Spiritual Formation and MP 101: Preparing for Ministry MP 1401: Preparing for Christian Service and MP 101 will be waived MP 101 but not EV 203 You will be contacted EV 203 but not MP 101 MP 1401: Preparing for Christian Service MU 102: Music PH 1900: Critical Thinking, or PH 3902: Principles of Philosophy, or PH 3903: Philosophy of Religion, or PH 3904: Worldviews. RW 100: Introduction to Research and Writing This requirement will be waived June 8, 2015 Page 15

16 BARM EV 203: Spiritual Formation and MP 101: Preparing for Ministry MP 1401: Preparing for Christian Service and MP 101 will be waived MP 101 but not EV 203 You will be contacted EV 203 but not MP 101 MP 1401: Preparing for Christian Service MU 102: Music PH 1900: Critical Thinking, or PH 3902: Principles of Philosophy, or PH 3903: Philosophy of Religion, or PH 3904: Worldviews. RW 100: Introduction to Research and Writing This requirement will be waived Suggested Course Sequencing: With the new program, we have provided suggested course sequencing. Bachelor of Arts in Religion, Major in Biblical Studies, Minor in Ministry Fall Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Course 1 EN 1101* SC 1501 NT 2205 NT 4227 Course 2 BH 1200 NT 2201 CO 2700 PA 4403 Course 3 HI 1101 EN 2103 TH 3301 OT 4219 Course 4 NT 1200 OT 2201 MI 2400 Elective Course 5 PH 1900** PH 2901 OT 3228 Elective Spring Course 1 EN 1102*** EN 2104 TH 3302 Elective Course 2 OT 1200 HI 2300 PA 3401 Elective Course 3 HI 1102 PY 2703 EV 3402 Elective Course 4 MP 1401**** OT 2206 NT 3206 Elective Course 5 MA 1500 SO 2603 PA 4402 MP 4403/4***** June 8, 2015 Page 16

17 Bachelor of Arts in Religion, Major in Biblical Studies, Minor in Biblical Counseling Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Course 1 EN 1101* SC 1501 NT 2205 NT 4227 Fall Course 2 BH 1200 NT 2201 CO 2700 CO 4704 Course 3 HI 1101 EN 2102 TH 3301 OT 4219 Course 4 NT 1200 OT 2201 CO 2701 Elective Course 5 PH 1900** PH 2901 OT 3228 Elective Course 1 EN 1102*** EN 2103 TH 3302 Elective Spring Course 2 OT 1200 HI 2300 CO 3702 Elective Course 3 HI 1102 PY 2703 EV 3402 Elective Course 4 MP 1401**** OT 2206 NT 3206 Elective Course 5 MA 1500 SO 2603 CO 4703 MP 4403/4***** Bachelor of Arts in Religion, Major in Biblical Studies, Minor in Christian Worldview Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Course 1 EN 1101* SC 1501 NT 2205 NT 4227 Fall Course 2 BH 1200 NT 2201 PH 3902 AP 4902 Course 3 HI 1101 EN 2102 TH 3301 OT 4219 Course 4 NT 1200 OT 2201 PH 3903 Elective Course 5 PH 1900** PH 2901 OT 3228 Elective Course 1 EN 1102*** EN 2103 TH 3302 Elective Spring Course 2 OT 1200 HI 2300 PH 3904 Elective Course 3 HI 1102 PY 2703 EV 3402 Elective Course 4 MP 1401**** OT 2206 NT 3206 Elective Course 5 MA 1500 SO 2603 AP 4901 MP 4403/4***** * EN 1101 is required in the first semester for all incoming bachelor students who do not have transferable credit. ** PH 1900 is recommended in the first year for all incoming bachelor students who do not have transferable credit. *** EN 1102 is required in the second semester for all incoming bachelor students who do not have transferable credit. **** MP 1401 is required in the first year for all incoming bachelor students. ***** MP 4403/4404 must be taken in a student's last semester. June 8, 2015 Page 17