MAJORS AVAILABLE FOR AAS
Business Administration - When a course is taken without having the specified prerequisite, equivalent additional hours will be added to the program. Students must complete the following:
From one six-hour set:
ACCT 2305 - Principles of Accounting I and ACCT 2306 - Principles of Accounting II
or
ACCT 3307 - Financial Accounting and ACCT 3308 - Managerial Accounting
From one set:
ECON 2307- Principles of Macroeconomics and ECON 2308- Principles of Microeconomics
or
ECON 4346- Survey of Economics and Business elective
Plus 21 semester hours from approved business electives.
Religion - Students majoring in Religion must complete 33 semester hours and must
take courses from each of five separate areas: Biblical, historical, theological, educational,
and practical. Course requirements for each area include the following:
RLGN 0001- Theological Research and Writing Lab
RLGN 1301- Old Testament History
RLGN 1302 - New Testament History
RLGN 4302 - Christian Theology
RLGN 4314 - Biblical Interpretation
RLED/RLGN 4315 - The Christian Ministry
One (three hour) upper-level New Testament elective, one 3 hour Old Testament elective from the historic area:
RLGN 4307 - Church History
RLGN 4325 - Historical Theology
RLGN 4330 - Baptist History
three hours from the educational area:
**RLED/RLGN 3309 - Spiritual Formation
RLED 4301 - Survey of Christian Education
RLED 4302 - Church Administration
six hours from the following:
**RLED/RLGN4361 - Supervised Ministry
**RLED 1301 - Introduction to Baptist Ministry
or six hours upper-level religion electives
Human Services - Students majoring in Human Services must complete 33 semester
hours including:
PSYC/SOCI 4310 - Social Psychology
SOCI 3304 - Social Problems
SOCI 3320 - Cultural Diversity
SOCI 3322 - Introduction to Social Work
plus 21 semester hours in approved courses from human services,
criminal justice, sociology, and/or psychology.
Justice Administration - Students majoring in Justice Administration must complete
33 semester hours, of which 18 must be upper-level credit. This major available to
B.A.S. and A.A.S. degrees only.
JUAD 3300 - Criminal Law
JUAD 3319 - American Legal Systems
JUAD 2300 or JUAD 3310
RSWR 3345 - Research Writing Methods
three hours from:
JUAD 3311 - Law Enforcement Administration
JUAD 3312 - Law and Society
JUAD 3320 - Cultural Diversity
Fifteen (15) hours of approved courses from: justice administration, psychology,
sociology, law enforcement, ethics, management or related areas
Applied Science - Applied Science is an individualized program designed to enable
students who have previous professional or technical education to work toward the associate's degree. Students majoring in AS must complete 33 semester hours relating to AS or the specilization are of study.