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- Peace Corps Prep
- Peace, Ethics, and Social Justice
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- Pre-Dentistry
- Pre-Law
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- Pre-Nursing
- Pre-Occupational Therapy
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- Pre-Physician Assistant
- Pre-Seminary
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- Undecided
- Women’s Studies
Requirements
Religious Studies major requirements
- RELG 100 World Religions
One course in sacred scripture
- RELG 101 Introduction to the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament)
- RELG 108 Introduction to the New Testament
One course in beliefs and practices
- RELG 210 Judaism & Islam
- RELG 300 Philosophy and Religions of Asia
Two courses in Theology/Philosophy
- RELG 113 Christian Faith and Theology
- RELG 207 Ethics
- RELG 213 Philosophy of Religion
- RELG 313 Modern Christian Theology
The following two courses
- RELG 450 Senior Research
- RELG 452 Senior Project
Three electives in Religious Studies
Pre-Seminary program
A liberal arts education is the best preparation for future leadership in religious communities, where proven leaders who are intellectually supple can thrive in multicultural settings.
Take the following courses
Alterations available for those seeking theological training outside of a Christian context.
- RELG 101 Introduction to Hebrew Bible (Old Testament)
- RELG 108 Introduction to New Testament
- RELG 200 Topics in the History of Christian Thought
- RELG 100 World Religions
Take the following courses in consultation with the department
- GREK 101G Elementary Greek I and
- GREK 102G Elementary Greek II or LATN 101G Elementary Latin I
Co-curricular involvement
- Participation in the Lux Program for Church and Religious Leadership
- An international experience
- An internship or volunteer experience in a religious community
- Participation in service projects and trip