Domain 1: HUMANITIES and RELIGION (28-32 quarter units) |
Humanities: (minimum of 12-20 units). The credits in humanities must be selected from at least 3 of the following content areas: civilization/history, fine arts, literature, modern language, performing/visual arts (not to exceed 4 quarter units), philosophy, or general humanities elective.
Religion: (minimum of 4 units in religious studies per year of full-time course work or the equivalent) while attending a Seventh-day Adventist college or university).
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Domain 2: SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY AND ANALYSIS (24-32 quarter units) |
Natural Sciences: (minimum of 12 units). The units in natural sciences must be selected from 2 of the following content areas: biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics, and statistics. At least one natural science course must include a lab component
- One biological science required (Human Anatomy and/or Physiology, General Biology, Microbiology, and Life Science are examples of biological sciences)
- One physical science required (Physics or Chemistry required)
- Mathematics requirement:
- Two years of advanced high school math or Intermediate Algebra will fulfill the math requirement without academic credit.
- College Algebra will fulfill the requirement with academic credit.
- additionally, one General or Intro to Statistics course is required
Social Sciences: (minimum of 12 units, must include [2] content areas). Select additional courses from: anthropology, economics, geography, political science, psychology, and sociology.
- General Psychology, required
- Human Growth and Development, Developmental Psych, or Child Dev, required
- Social Science electives to complete the 12 credit minimum. Choose from the selection listed above with “Social Sciences” subheading.
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Domain 3: COMMUNICATION (9-13 quarter units) |
English. Course work must include a complete sequence in English composition that meets the baccalaureate degree requirements of a four-year college or university.
Speech. One speech or interpersonal communication course, required.
Computer Courses (not required but would be counted here)
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