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	2016-2017 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG] 																	 
	    Philosophy and Religion, Interdisciplinary Religion Concentration, B.A.
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		Degree and Major Requirements
 Required Courses
  - General Education  41 Credit Hours 1
  - Foreign Language classes (intermediate level required) 0-14 Credit Hours 2
  - Philosophy course (in addition to General Education  courses) 3 Credit Hours
  - University electives 26-43 Crediit Hours
  - Major requirements (listed below) 33-36 Credit Hours
   Footnotes
 1 The General Education  program contains a set of requirements each student must fulfill. The number of credit hours necessary to fulfill these requirements may vary.  2 The foreign language requirement may be satisfied by successful completion of the second semester of the intermediate level of the student’s chosen language (typically 232) or by placing out of that language through the Department of Foreign Language’s placement test. Concentration Core Courses
 This option is designed for students who want to concentrate in religion but also integrate their work in religion with work in another, complementary disciplinary area. A student electing this option will fulfill the requirements for the regular concentration in religion, with one change: nine credits from one or more disciplinary areas outside of religion (must be chosen in consultation with the adviser) will substitute for six of the religion electives credits required for the concentration in religion. Accordingly, the total required elective credits for the interdisciplinary concentration will be 18 (nine religion elective credits, nine interdisciplinary elective credits), giving a total of 36 credit hours to complete the program. Capstone (choose one of the following courses): 3 Credit Hours
 Track Requirements: 12 Credit Hours
 Choose 4 courses from one track. This will be your home track. Breadth Requirements: 6 Credit Hours
 Choose two additional courses outside of your home track. These two courses cannot be from the same track and neither can they be cross-listed with a course in your home track. Interdisciplinary Requirements: 9 Credit Hours
 Choose three courses from other disciplines (in consultation with your adviser). Courses
 Track 1: Eastern Traditions
 Track 2: Western Traditions
 Track 3: Biblical Studies and Theology
 Track 4: Religion and Society
 Recommended Schedule for Majors
 The following outline is a sample four-year program. The actual courses and sequence a student takes may vary. First Year
  - Introductory courses in major 6 Credit Hours
  - B.A. or B.S. Requirements 6-8 Credit Hours
  - General Education courses 6-18 Credit Hours 1
   Footnote
 1 Students should adjust General Education  and foreign language load to achieve 30 hours total. Second Year
  - Required courses in major 6 Credit Hours
  - B.A. or B.S. Requirements or Electives 6 Credit Hours
  - General Education courses 18 Credit Hours
   Third Year
  - Requirements and electives in philosophy or religion 12 Credit Hours
  - Electives (may be outside of major) 12 Credit Hours
  - General Education courses 6 Credit Hours
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