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Certificate in Worldview StudiesThe Certificate in Worldview Studies is designed to equip Christians with a basic knowledge of the Word of God and an understanding of the Christian worldview. This program is designed for the student planning to further their education in a secular college or university, but who desires to develop a stronger foundation for their faith. Students may also choose to pursue an Associates or Bachelor’s degree at FCC. When students have completed this course of study they should be able to…
The Certificate in Worldview Studies requires 32 semester hours composed of the following blocks of courses: Certificate in Worldview Studies Requirements
Certificate in Worldview Studies Recommended Schedule
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| Year 1 |
| Requirements may be satisfied in either the Fall or Spring Semester |
| Bible |
| BNT 111 Life of Christ I (3) or BNT 121 Life of Christ II (3) |
| BIN 110 Introduction to Biblical Studies (3) or BIN 112 Bible Survey (3) |
| BTH 123 Fundamentals of Christian Faith (2) |
| BNT 260 Foundations of Christianity (3) |
| Humanities |
| GPH 110 Christian Evidences (3) |
| GEN 110 Composition I (3) |
| GEN 120 Composition II (3) |
| GPS 110 General Psychology (3) |
| GHI 220 Western Civilization I (3) (Fall) or GHI 230 Western Civilization II (3) (Spring) |
| Ministry |
| MIN 220 Ministry as Life’s Work (2) |
| MIN 225 Core Communication (1) |
| MMI 120 Missions & Evangelism (3) |
| Total Credits: 32 |
Following the recommended schedule is essential for graduating on time.
While Florida Christian College provides academic advising for degree-seeking students, the final responsibility for meeting all program/degree requirements and being informed of all College regulations and procedures rests with the student.