Bible Division
30 credits |
Bible Introduction |
6 |
BIN 110 Introduction to Biblical Studies (3)
–OR–
BIN 112 Bible Survey (3)
BIN 330 Biblical Interpretation (3) |
| Biblical Languages |
3 |
BIN 230 Intro to Biblical Languages (3) |
| Gospels |
3 |
BNT 125 Introduction to the Life of Christ (3) |
| Church History |
3 |
BNT 260 Foundation of Christianity (3) |
| Bible History |
6 |
Choose two
BOT 216 Foundations of Hebrew History (3)
BOT 211 History of Israel (3)
BOT 220 Seminar in Genesis (2) + Biblical Research (1)*
BOT 225 Seminar in Samuel (2) + Biblical Research (1)*
BOT 226 Seminar in Kings(2) + Biblical Research (1)*
BOT 233 Wisdom Literature (3) |
| Theology |
5 |
BTH 123 Fundamentals of Christian Faith (2)
BTH 321 Foundations of Theology (3) |
| Bible/Theology Elective |
4 |
Any BNT, BOT, or BTH courses |
| FCC Bible Comp |
0 |
Student must take the test during Senior Year |
General Education
45 Credits |
Composition |
6 |
GEN 110 Composition I (3)
GEN 120 Composition II (3) |
| Social Science |
3 |
GPS 110 General Psychology (3)
–OR–
GSO 220 Introduction to Sociology (3) |
| Evidences |
3 |
GPH 240 Evidences (3) |
| Restoration History |
3 |
GHI 270 Restoration History (3) |
| History |
3 |
GHI 220 Western Civilization I (3)
–OR–
GHI 230 Western Civilization II (3) |
| Fine Arts |
3 |
GMU 210 Intro to Music (3) |
| Speech |
3 |
GSP 235 Speech: Pulpit (3)
–OR–
GSP 230 Speech: Public (3) |
| Math/Science |
3 |
Choose one
GMA 110 Finite Math (3)
GMA 120 Algebra (3)
GSC 210 Biology (3)
GSC 230 Ecology (3) |
| Apologetics |
3 |
GPH 120 Introduction to Apologetics (3) |
| Philosophy Elective |
3 |
Any 3-hour GPH courses |
| History Elective |
3 |
Any 3 hour GHI course |
| Humanities Electives |
9 |
Any Humanities courses |
Ministry Major
60 Credits |
Ministry Core |
6 |
MMI 120 Missions and Evangelism (3)
MIN 220 Ministry as Life’s Work (2)
MIN 225 Core Communication (1) |
| Major Core |
12 |
MCO 210 Introduction to Counseling (3)
MIN 310 Models of Leadership (3)
MPR 330 Church Administration (3)
MCE 350 Minister as Educator (3) |
| Music Theory Intro |
(0) |
MMU 130 Introduction to Music Theory (1)
The student must pass Introduction to Music Theory or pass a proficiency in order to be in a music specialization. The course does not count toward the degree hour requirement. |
| Specialization Core |
20 |
MMU 210 Worship Leadership (1)
MTH 330 Music & Worship (2)
MMU 332 Music Theory I (3)
MMU 336 Music Theory II (3)
MMU 338 Music Theory III (3)
MMU 331 Sightsinging & Ear Training I (1)
MMU 337 Sightsinging & Ear Training II (1)
MMU 3447 Sightsinging & Ear Training III (1)
MMU 311 Conducting (2)
MMU 386 Music History & Literature (2)
MMU 395 Music Technology: Notation Software (1) |
| Applied Music |
9 |
Private Music Lessons*: Primary Instrument (0.5 per term, total 4 credits)
Private Music Lessons: Secondary Instrument (0.5 per term, total 1 credit)
Ensemble (at least one hour each year, total 4 credits) |
| Music Electives |
4 |
MMU 225 Worship Tech - Sound Systems (1)
MMU 265 Worship Tech - Audio Production(1)
MMU 275 Worship Tech - Video Editing(1)
MMU 285 Worship Tech - Computer Graphics (1)
MMU 280 Songwriting (2)
|
| Senior Recital Project |
0 |
Required for graduation
MMUL 459, Voice Recital
MMUL 469, Piano Recital |
| Ministry Internship |
9 |
MIN 391 Preparation A (1)
MIN 392 Preparation B (1) |
MIN 398 Part Time Field Experience (6)
–OR–
MIN 396 Full Time Field Experience (6) |
| MIN 393 Debriefing (1) |
*Instrument is defined as voice, piano, or organ. If a student's primary instrument is voice, he or she must pass a piano or organ proficiency. If a student's primary instrument is piano or organ, he or she must pass a voice proficiency and take piano pedagogy as the Applied Elective.
All students must perform a recital during the Spring Term of their senior year.
All students must demonstrate proficiency in their primary instrument through a jury session during each Spring Semester of their course of study.
Listening list requirements for each year student must be completed and student must pass listening exams during their sophomore and senior years.
