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The objective study of religion seeks to elucidate the cultural, historical and literary contexts in which religious beliefs and behaviors originate, spread and transform. While always respecting the various faiths and people who hold them, the objective study of religion is a critical and analytical pursuit.
RELIGION (Associate of Arts Degree)
COURSE NUMBER	COURSE NAME	SEMESTER
COURSE NUMBER	COURSE NAME	1	2	3	4
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
Basic Skills (12 hours)
ENG2211	Composition I	3
MTH4420	College Algebra	3
ENG2212	Composition II		3
COM2711	Public Speaking			3
Computer Literacy (3 hours)
CAP1516	Computer Applications or Computer Literacy*	3
Humanities (9 hours) 3 Different Departments
HIS6420	World History I	3
REL6432	Survey of the Old Testament		3
PHO6447	Introduction to Philosophy		3
Social Sciences (9 hours) 3 Different Departments
SOC6811	Principles of Sociology	3
PSY6711	General Psychology		3
ANT6911	Cultural Anthropology *				3
Laboratory Sciences (5 hours)
	Laboratory Science Elective*			5
Health & Physical Education (1 hour)
	Health & Physical Education Elective*	1
GENERAL ED TOTAL 39		16	12	8	3
RECOMMENDED ELECTIVES
HIS6421	World History II		3
REL6434	Survey of the New Testament			3
ART2111	Art Appreciation			3
	Elective*			2
REL6436	Life and Teachings of Christ				3
MUS2611	Music Appreciation				3
LIT2511	Introduction to Literature				3
REL6430	Comparative Religion				3
ELECTIVE HOURS 23		0	3	8	12
TOTAL HOURS 62		16	15	16	15
See List of Electives that fulfill General Education Requirements. Revisions - ANT6911 - Cultural Anthropology - 5/16/08 [Programs of Study]