time at which they entered the institution. academic …...art 496 senior project 3 art 427 theories...

ARC 101 Shop Stewardship Materials and Processes 1 ARC 122 Communication and Architectonics 4

ART 111 Drawing I 3 ARC 222 Construction Tectonics and Assemblies 3

DES 121 Design I 3 BST 101 Intro to Old Testament 3

ENG 101 Expository Writing 3 ENG 102 Critical Thinking & Writing 3

MAT 211 Functions and Calculus I SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3

OR MAT215 Calc w/Analytic Geometry I 3-5

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the Note: Math requirement must be completed

Judson Conversation 2 as prerequisite to Phy 237.

Total 15-18 Total 16

ARC 231 History of Architecture I 3 ARC 232 History of Architecture II 3

ARC 251 Heuristics and Architectonics 4 ARC 252 Architectural Design Explorations 4

BST 102 Intro to New Testament 3 ARC 341 Theories of Architectural Structures 4

HIS 261 History of Civilization I 3 HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3

PHY 237 General Physics I w/lab 4 3

Note: Physics requirement must be completed

as prerequisite to Arc 341.

Total 17 Total 17

ARC 310 Digital Design Simulation 3 ARC 352 Elective Arch Design Studies 5

ARC 321 Theories of Environmental Stewardship 3 ELECTIVE Any Elective 300 Level or Higher** 3

ARC 322 Adv Construction Tectonics & Assemblies 3 ARC 435 Case Studies in Architecture: History/Theory 3

ARC 332 Architecture of Cities 3 PHL 260 Introduction to Philosophy 3

ARC 351 Intermediate Arch Design Studies 5 SOC PSY SOC151 or PSY111 Introduction 3

Total 17

ENG Gen Ed English Elective 360s/370s 3 ARC 422 Environmental Technology III 3

ARC 421 Environmental Technology II 3 ARC 452 Integrative Arch Design Studies II 5

ARC 441 Advanced Architectural Structures 4 ARC 462 Preceptorship Preparation 1

ARC 451 Integrative Arch Design Studies I 5 GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing the

ESS 101 Wellness 1 Conversation 3

ESS Gen Ed ESS Activity Elective 1

BST Gen Ed Biblical Studies Elective 3

Total 16 Total 16

NOTE: Illinois residents receiving state aid should register for 15 hours per semester.

Minors are available to architecture students. Those most commonly pursued by architecture students include:

Studio Art, Graphic Design, Business, Worship Arts, Biblical Studies, and Theological Studies. Minors will require additional semesters to complete

and are highly encouraged.

JUDSON UNIVERSITY FOUR YEAR PLAN

Note: The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this page provides only a suggested

schedule. Actual course selections should be made with the advice and consent of an academic advisor. While accurately portraying the information contained in

the Judson University Catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that document. Students should become familiar with the catalog in effect at the

time at which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the students' responsibility.

Bachelor of Arts in Architecture

Fall 2018 Spring 2019

Fall 2016

Summer 2016

ARC381 Architectural Study Tour Total: 5

Spring 2017


Fall 2017

MUS/FLM/THE181 Music/Film/Theatre Apprec (not ART)

Spring 2018

Note: Students must be accepted to the third year as a prerequisite for all 300 and 400 level ARC courses, except ARC341

**Elective Options: Students are encouraged to explore elective offerings in different disciplines. If electives are taken in architecture, students are

recommended to take studio and representational, art and drawing courses such as: ART212: Painting I, ART223X: Photography I, ART311: Drawing III,

ART315: Ceramics I, ART316: Ceramics II, ARC410: Advanced Digital Representation I, ARC442: Advanced Architectural Drawing. Those students who

have satisfied all elective requirements may take up to 6 credits of graduate elective as an undergraduate, once they are seniors in credits earned, are

in good standing, and with the permission of the Department Chair.

*Spring Semester of the third year is the designated semester for a study abroad option. General Education courses must be taken in another

semester. ARC courses in the spring and summer semester are typically substituted through the Study Abroad program process.

Architecture courses are sequential. Therefore, students must successfully pass a course with a minimum of a C- to meet the prerequisite of the next

course in the sequence. Example: ARC231 must be passed in order to take ARC232, and ARC251 must be passed in order to be eligible to take

ARC252, and so on throughout the curriculum.

ARC 556 Architecture Practice, Leadership and Ethics 2

ARC 575 Community Outreach Studio 4

ARC 580Programming and Research Methods in

Architecture 4

Total 10

ARC 651 Advanced Architecture and Urbanism Studio OR ARC 652 Advanced Architecture Studio or

ARC681 Architectural Thesis Project I 7 ARC 682 Architectural Thesis Project II 7

ARC 656 Architecture Practice, Law and Management 3 ARC 691 Christian World View & Arch 3

ARC ARC Elective 600 Level 6 ARC ARC Elective 600 Level 6

Total 16 Total 16


Summer 2015

JUDSON UNIVERSITY TWO YEAR PLAN

Master of Architecture

Note: The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this page provides

only a suggested schedule. Actual course selections should be made with the advice and consent of an academic advisor. While accurately

portraying the information contained in the Judson Catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that document. Students should

become familiar with the catalog in effect at the time at which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the students' responsibility.

Student must meet the Preceptorship requirement of 1600 hours of NCARB-IDP equivalent practicum experience prior

to beginning in-residence graduate course work.

ART 111 Drawing I 3 ART 211 Drawing II 3

ARC 101 Shop Stewardship Mat & Processes 1 ARC 122 Communication and Architectonics 4

GEN 101

Questions of Life: Entering the Judson

Conversation 2 SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3

MAT According to Placement 3-5 ARC 222 Construction Tectonics and Assemblies 3

DES 121 Design I 3 ENG According to Placement 3

ENG According to Placement 3


ARC 251 Heuristics and Architecture 4 ARC 252 Architectural Design Explorations 4

ARC 231 History of Architecture I 3 ART 225 History of Art II 3

HIS HIS261 or gen ed HIS elective 3 HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3

SCM Gen Ed science elective w/Lab 4 BST 102 Intro to Bibl Stds: New Testament 3

BST 101 Intro to Bibl Stds: Old Testament 3 3

Total 17 Total 16

ARC 310 Digital Design Simulation 3 INT 324 Building Codes and Universal Design 3

ARC 321 Theories of Environmental Stewardship 3 INT 331 History of Interiors and Furnishings 3

INT 322 Building Systems 3 INT 352 ID Studio II, Residential, Kitchen, Bath 5

INT 351 ID Studio I: Space Planning, Ergonomics 5 INT 328 Case Studies in Construction Detail 4

INT 323 Textiles. Materials and Sourcing 3 ESS 101 Wellness 1

Apply for Graduation

Total 17 Total 15

INT 381 Interior Design Study Tour (Summer) 5

Total 5 Total

INT 451 ID Studio III, Commercial Contract/Healthcare 5 INT 452 ID Studio IV, Integrative Design Thesis 5

INT 428 Case Studies in Lighting and Acoustics 3 INT 462 Interior Design Professional Practice 3

ESS 1 BST Biblical Studies gen ed elective 3

BUS 101 Introduction to Business 3 ENG Gen Ed Upper Div ENG36* or ENG37* 3

PSY111 or SOC151Introduction to Psychology/Sociology 3 GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing the

Judson Conversation 3

Total 15 Total 17



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suggested schedule. Actual course selections should be made with the advice and consent of an academic advisor. While accurately portraying the information

contained in the Judson Catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that document. Students should become familiar with the catalog in effect at

the time at which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the students' responsibility.

Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design with Architectural Studies MinorFall 2015 Spring 2016


Gen Ed ESS activity elective



Summer 18


ART 111 Drawing I 3 ARC 101 Shop Stewardship Materials and Process 1

DES 121 Design I 3 ART 211 Drawing II 3

ENG 3 DES 122 Three Dimensional Design 3

ESS 101 Wellness 1

Digital Tools I, Illustrator,

Photoshop & InDesign 3

Questions of Life: Entering the

Judson Conversation 2 ENG Gen Ed English Based on Placement 3

SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3 MAT Gen Ed Math Based on Placement 3Total 15 Total 16

Total 3-6

ART 212 Painting I 3 ART 295 Internship Seminar 1

ART 224 History of Art I 3 ART 223 Darkroom Photography 3

ART 123 Introduction to Photography 3 ART 225 History of Art II 3

DES 228 Typography 3 DES 321 Graphic Design I 3

SCM Gen Ed Science W Lab 4 HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3

PSY111/SOC151 Intro to Psychology/Sociology 3Total 16 Total 16

Total 2

ART 222 Studio Photography 3 ART 319M Intermediate Studio Methods AND 3

DES 331 Web Design I 3 ART 319C Intermediate Studio Critique 3

BST 102 3 ART 324 History of Art III 3

EL Elective 3 ART 323 Advanced Photography 3

EL Elective 3 BST 101 Intro to Bibl Stds: Old Testament 3

Off-Campus Study Option: Please see your advisor

For information. Total 15 Total 15

ART 496 Senior Project 3 ART 427 Theories of the Visual 3

Studio Elective 3 ART 497 Senior Project 3

BST 3 EL Elective 3

Gen Ed Upper Div Lit Course 3

GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing

the Conversation 3

ESS ESS gen ed activity course 1 Total 13 Total 12

Note: A minimum of 15 hours must be taken each semester to qualify for Illinois State Aid.

Gen Ed Biblical Studies Elective

Required for Graduation: 120 hours and completion of major requirements. Additional electives may be required.

Fall 2016

Spring 2018

Spring 2017

ART 395 Internship Practicum in Photography (2 hours) and/or

Studio Elective(s), Gen Ed Core Requirement(s) or Out-of-Department Elective(s), if desired

NOTE: Registration for on-line courses is limited to students who have a cumulative GPA of 2.50 or better and

who are at least sophomore level.

Fall 2017

Summer 2017 - Three Week and/or On-Line


ENG 36* or 37*

APPLY FOR GRADUATION

ART/DES

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Art: Photography


GEN

Gen Ed English Based on Placement

General Education Requirement or On-line Course if desired

NOTE: Registration for on-line courses is limited to students who have a cumulative GPA of 2.50 or better and

who are at least sophomore level.

Summer 2016 - Three Week and/or On-Line

Intro to Bibl Stds: New Testament

DES 232 ,

233 & 234



ENG English Gen Ed based on placement 3 DES 122 Three Dimensional Design 3

ESS 101 Wellness 1



GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the

Judson Conversation 2 ENG English Gen Ed based on placement 3

SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3 MAT Math Gen Ed based on placement 3

Total 15 Total 16

ART 212 Painting I 3 ART 217 Sculpture I 3


ART 224 History of Art I 3 Studio Elective 3

3 BST 102 Intro to Bibl Stds: New Testament 3

SCM Gen Ed Science with Lab 4 HIS 262 History of Civilization II (co-req w/ART225) 3

Total 16 Total 15

Studio Elective 3 ART 319M Intermediate Studio Methods AND 3

ART/DES Studio Elective 3 ART 319C Intermediate Studio Critique 3

BST 101 Intro to Bibl Stds: Old Testament 3 ART 324 History of Art III 3

EL Elective 3 Gen Ed Upper Div English Literature 3

EL Elective 3 PSY111 or SOC151 Into to Psychology/Sociology 3Off-Campus Study Option: Please see your advisor

For information.

Total 15 Total 15

ART 496 Senior Proposal 3 ART 497 Senior Project 3

BST Gen Ed Biblical Studies Elective 3 ART 427 Theories of the Visual 3


the Conversation 3 EL Elective 3

EL Elective 3 EL Elective 3

EL Elective 3 ESS Gen Ed Phys Ed Activity Course 1

Total 15 Total 13




ART/DES



ART/DES

ENG 36*/37*


DES 232,

233 & 234

JUDSON UNIVERSITY FOUR YEAR PLANNote:The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this

page provides only a suggested schedule. Actual course selections should be made with the advice and consent of an academic

advisor. While accurately portraying the information contained in the Judson Catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute

for that document. Students should become familiar with the catalog in effect at the time at which they entered the institution.

Academic planning is the students' responsibility.

Art Fall 2015 Spring 2016




ESS 101 Wellness 1






Total 15 Total 16

ART 123 Introduction to Photography 3 ART Art & Design Studio Elective 3

FLM 241 Media Theory I 3 FLM 242 Media Theory II 3

FLM 243 Video Production I 3 FLM 295 Professional Practices in Film and Video 1

SCM Gen Ed Science with Lab 4 FLM 343 Video Production II 3

EL Elective 3 BST 102 Intro to Bibl Stds: New Testament 3

HIS 262 History of Civilization II (co-req w/ART225) 3

Total 16 Total 16

Total 2

ART Art & Design Studio Elective 3 ART 319M Intermediate Studio Methods AND 3

FLM 330 Documentary Filmmaking 3 ART 319C Intermediate Studio Critique 3

FLM 344 Film History I: American Cinema 3 FLM 339 Digital Film Effects 3

BST 101 Intro to Bibl Stds: Old Testament 3 FLM 345 Film History II: World Cinema 3

EL Elective 3 PSY111 or SOC151 Into to Psychology/Sociology 3Total 15 Total 15

FLM 444 Advanced Video Production 3 ART Art & Design History/Theory Elective 3

FLM 496 Senior Proposal 3 FLM 497 Senior Project 3

BST Gen Ed Biblical Studies Elective 3 Gen Ed Upper Div English Literature 3

ESS Gen Ed Phys Ed Activity Course 1 ELECT Elective 3


the Conversation 3

Total 13 Total 12




ENG 36*/37*



Summer 2017

FLM 395 Practicum in Film and Video

DES 232,

233 & 234

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for that document. Students should become familiar with the catalog in effect at the time at which they entered the institution.


Art: Film & VideoFall 2015 Spring 2016



ENG English Gen Ed Based on Placement 3 DES 122 Three Dimensional Design 3

ESS 101 Wellness 1




Judson Conversation 2 ENG English Gen Ed Based on Placement 3

SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3 MAT Math Gen Ed Based on Placement 3

Total 15 Total 16


ART 212 Painting I 3 ART 227 Illustration 3

ART 224 History of Art I 3 ART 295 Internship Seminar 1

DES 228 Typography 3 DES 321 Graphic Design I 3

SCM Gen Ed Science w/Lab 4 HIS 262 History of Civilization II (co-req w/ART225) 3

PSY111 or SOC151 Into to Psychology/Sociology 3

Total 16 Total 16

Total 2

DES 322 Graphic Design II 3 ART 324 History of Art III 3

DES 327 History of Graphic Design 3 ART/DES Studio Elective 3

DES 331 Web Design I 3 DES 340 Production Methods 3

BST 102 Intro to Bibl Stds: New Testament 3 BST 101 Intro Bibl Stds: Old Testament 3



For information.

Total 15 Total 15

Total 1-3

ART 496 Senior Proposal 3 ART 427 Theories of the Visual 3

DES 420 Advanced Graphic Design 3 ART 497 Senior Project 3

BST Gen Ed Biblical Elective 3 EL Elective 3

ENG 36*/37* Gen Ed Upper Div English Lit Course 3 GEN 401 Questions of Life: Cont the Conversation 3

Gen Ed Phys Activity Course 1

Total 13 Total 12



Summer 2018

ART 395/495 Internship Practicum/Advanced Internship Practicum, if desired


ESS

JUDSON UNIVERSITY FOUR YEAR PLANNote:The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this page provides only a

suggested schedule. Actual course selections should be made with the advice and consent of an academic advisor. While accurately portraying the

information contained in the Judson Catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that document. Students should become familiar with

the catalog in effect at the time at which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the students' responsibility.

Graphic DesignFall 2015 Spring 2016

Summer 2017

ART 395 Internship Practicum


DES 232,

233 & 234





ESS 101 Wellness 1






Total 15 Total 16

ART 123 Introduction to Photography 3 ART Studio Elective 3

ART 212 Painting I 3 GEN General Education/Elective 3

ART 224 History of Art I 3 ART 217 Sculpture I 3

SCM Gen Ed Science w/Lab 4 ART 225 History of Art II 3

STU EL Studio Elective 3 ESS Gen Ed Phys Activity Course 1

HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3

Total 16 Total 16

ART 311 Drawing III (Figure Drawing) 3 ART 319C Intermediate Studio Critique AND 3

ART 315 Ceramics: Handbuilding ART 319M Intermediate Studio Methods 3OR ART316 Ceramics: Wheel Throwing 3 ART 324 History of Art III 3

BST 102 Intro to Bibl Stds: New Testament 3 ART Studio Elective 3

3 BST 101 Intro to Bibl Stds: Old Testament 3

EL Elective 3


For information.

Total 15 Total 15

ART 496 Senior Proposal 3 ART 427 Theories of the Visual 3

ART Studio Elective 3 ART 497 Senior Project 3

ART Studio Elective 3 EL Elective 3

BST Gen Ed Bible Elective 3


the Conversation 3

ENG 36*/37* Gen Ed Upper Div English Lit 3

Total 15 Total 12






information contained in the Judson Catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that document. Students should become familiar with the

catalog in effect at the time at which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the students' responsibility.

Studio Art


DES 232,

233 & 234





BST 101 Intro to Bib Studies: OT G/1 3 BST 102 Intro to Bib. Studies: NT G1 3

MAT Math based on ACT/SAT Score G 3 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the SPC 120 Foundations of Speech G 3

Judson Conversation G 2 ENG English Gen Ed G 3

ENG English based on ACT/SAT Score G 3 PSY 111 or SOC151 Intro to Psyc/Soc G 3

SCMG Science Gen Ed Elective w/lab G 4

Total 15 Total 15

BST 221 Interpreting the Bible 3 3 BST Major Elective 2 3

BST 200 Level Bible Courses G/2 6 HIS History Gen Ed Elective G 3

HIS 262 History of Civilization II G 3 PHL/THS Major Elective Course 4 3

THS 221 Christian Theology 3 EL Elective 3

PHL 260 Introduction to Philosophy 3

Total 15 Total 15

BST Major Electives 2 6 BST Major Electives 2 6

BST Biblical Language 3 3 BST Biblical Language 3 3

THS/PHL Major Elective 4 3 ENG Upper Div Gen Ed Lit Course G 3

EL Elective 3 ESS 101 Wellness G 1

EL Elective 3

Total 15 Total 16

GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing BST Biblical Language 3 3

the Conversation 3 BST Major Electives 6

BST Major Electives 6 EL Elective 6

BST Biblical Language 3 3

EL Elective 3

ESS Gen Ed Activity Course G 1

Total 16 Total 15


THS 320X History of Christianity to 1500

G: General Education Requirement THS 321X The Church & the Reformation

Group 1: Introductory Courses THS 325 Christology

BST 101 Intro to Bib Studies: OT THS 330 Theology of Work

BST 102 Intro to Bib Studies: NT THS 373X American Church History

Group 2: Cluster Courses THS 391 Philos/Theologians in Dialogue

BST 222 Pentateuch/Pre-Exilic Literature THS 435 Studies in Contemporary Theory

BST 223 Life and Meaning of Jesus THS 437 Studies in Historical Theological

BST 224 Paul and His Epistles THS 485 Theological Studies Thesis

BST 228 Hebrews, General Epistles & Revelation Group 5: Bible Book Courses

BST 245 Poetic and Wisdom Lit of OT BST 330 Genesis

BST 249 Prophetic Literature BST 333 Luke

Group 3: Skill Courses BST 334 John & Johannine Epistles

BST 221 Interpreting the Bible BST 335 Galatians Philippians

BST 345/346 New Testament Greek I/II BST 336 Romans

BST 348/349 Biblical Hebrew I/II BST 337 I & II Corinthians

Group 4: Theology & Philosophy Courses BST 338 Hebrews

PHL 260 Introduction to Philosophy BST 339 Jeremiah

PHL 364 Christian Ethics BST 342 Revelation

PHL 267 Comparative Religions BST 343 Isaiah

THS 221 Christian Theology BST 355 Psalms

THS 223 Environmental Theology Other BST Course

THS 225X History & Theology of Worship BST 323 Hist, Culture & Lit of N.T. World




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only a suggested schedule. Actual semester course offerings may vary and should be made with the advice and consent of one's academic

advisor. While accurately portraying the information contained in the Judson Catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that

document. Students should become familiar with the catalog in effect at the time at which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the

students' responsibility.

Biblical Studies



ART/FLM/MUS/THE181 Gen Ed Appreciation Course

BST 101 Intro to Bib Studies: OT G/1 3 BST 102 Intro to Bib. Studies: NT G1 3

MAT Math based on ACT/SAT Score G 3 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the G SPC 120 Foundations of Speech G 3

Judson Conversation 2 ENG English Gen Ed G 3

ENG English based on ACT/SAT Score G 3 PSY 111 or SOC151 Intro to Psyc/Soc G 3

SCMG Science Gen Ed Elective w/lab G 4

Total 15 Total 15

BST 221 Interpreting the Bible (BST gen ed elective) 3 3 HIS History Gen Ed Elective G 3

THS 221 Christian Theology 4 3 THS 330 Theology of Work 3

PHL 267 Comparative Religions 3 PHL 260 Introduction to Philosophy 3

HIS 262 History of Civilization II G 3 EL Electives 6

EL Electives 3

Total 15 Total 15

PHL 364 Christian Ethics 3 THS 325 Christology 3

THS 391 Philos/Theologians in Dialogue 3 THS 435 Studies in Contemporary Theology 3

THS 225X History & Theology of Worship 3 ESS 101 Wellness 1

ENG Upper Div Gen Ed Lit Course G 3 EL Electives 6

EL Electives 6 THS 223 Environmental Theology 3

Total 15 Total 16

PHL 364 Christian Ethics 3 THS 437 Studies in Historical Theology 3

THS 484 Theological Studies Thesis 3 THS Electives 6

ESS Gen Ed Activity Course G 1 EL Electives 6


the Conversation 3

EL Elective 6

Total 16 Total 15


G: General Education Requirement THS 321X The Church & the Reformation

Group 1: Introductory Courses THS 325 Christology

BST 101 Intro to Bib Studies: OT THS 330 Theology of Work

BST 102 Intro to Bib Studies: NT THS 373X American Church History

Group 2: Cluster Courses THS 391 Philos/Theologians in Dialogue

BST 222 Pentateuch/Pre-Exilic Literature THS 435 Studies in Contemporary Theory

BST 223 Life and Meaning of Jesus THS 437 Studies in Historical Theological

BST 224 Paul and His Epistles THS 485 Theological Studies Thesis

BST 228 Hebrews, General Epistles & Revelation Group 5: Bible Book Courses

BST 245 Poetic and Wisdom Lit of OT BST 330 Genesis

BST 249 Prophetic Literature BST 333 Luke

Group 3: Skill Courses BST 334 John & Johannine Epistles

BST 221 Interpreting the Bible BST 335 Galatians Philippians

BST 345/346 New Testament Greek I/II BST 336 Romans

BST 348/349 Biblical Hebrew I/II BST 337 I & II Corinthians

Group 4: Theology & Philosophy Courses BST 338 Hebrews

PHL 260 Introduction to Philosophy BST 339 Jeremiah

PHL 364 Christian Ethics BST 342 Revelation

PHL 267 Comparative Religions BST 343 Isaiah

THS 221 Christian Theology BST 355 Psalms

THS 223 Environmental Theology Other BST Course

THS 225X History & Theology of Worship BST 323 Hist, Culture & Lit of N.T. World






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a suggested schedule. Actual semester course offerings may vary and should be made with the advice and consent of one's academic advisor.

While accurately portraying the information contained in the Judson Catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that document.

Students should become familiar with the catalog in effect at the time at which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the students'

responsibility.

Theological StudiesFall 2015 Spring 2016

BST 101 Introduction to Old Testament 3 BST 102 Introduction to New Testament 3

BUS 101 Intro to Business (recommended) 3 3


ENG 101 Expository Writing (or English per ACT/SAT) 3 MAT Math General Elective based on ACT/SAT 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the ENG 102 Critical Think/Writing (or English per ACT/SAT) 3


ESS 101 Wellness 1

Total 15 Total 15

BUS 251 Principles of Accounting 3 BUS 261 Fund Managerial Accounting (prereq 251) 3

BUS 242 Microeconomics 3 BUS 241 Macroeconomics 3

BUS 250 Management Principles 3 BUS 255 Marketing Fundamentals 3

BUS 222 Comp Applic/Bus: Adv Microsoft Office 4 SPC 120 Introduction to Speech 3

SCM 181C&P Concepts in Chemistry/Physics OR HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3

Gen Ed Science w/Lab 4

Total 17 Total 15

BUS 340 Intermediate Accounting I 3 BUS 341 Intermediate Accounting II 3

BUS 349 Corporate Finance (prereq 261) 3 BUS 352 Cost Accounting 3

BUS 253 Business Law I 3 BUS 423 Ethics in Business and Accounting 3

BUS 347X Business Communication 3 ENG Upper Division Literature Gen Ed 3

BUS 353 Tax Accounting 3 PSY 111 Intro to Psych or SOC151 Into to Soc 3

ESS General Education Physical Activity Course 1

Total 16 Total 15

BUS 452 Auditing 3 BUS 451 Advanced Accounting 3

HIS 261 or Gen Ed History Elective 3 BUS 495-4 Sr Bus Practicum (accounting section) 3

BST Biblical Studies Gen Ed Elective 3 GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing

EL Elective 3 the Conversation 3

EL Elective (BUS344 recommended) 3 BUS 461 Accounting, Research & Analysis 3

Total 15 NOTE: 15 hours required for Illinois State Aid Total 13

NOTE: 15 hours required for Illinois state aid



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AccountingFall 2015 Spring 2016



NOTE: 150 College credit hours are required to be eligible for the CPA exam. Students should consult with their academic

advisor early in their program about ways to accumulate 150 credit hours required for entrance to the CPA exam.


BST 101 Intro to Bibl Stds: Old Testament 3 BST 102 Intro to Bibl Stds: New Testament 3

BUS 101 Introduction to Business 3 BUS Business Elective 3

ENG Freshman comp course per to ACT/SAT 3 ENG Freshman comp course per to ACT/SAT 3

ESS 101 Wellness 1 ESS ESS gen ed phys activity course 1

FLM 243 Video Production I 3 MAT Mathematics Gen Ed based on ACT/lSAT 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3

Judson Conversation 2 COM 293 Communication Arts Conference 0

COM 293 Communications Arts Conference 0

Total 15.0 Total 16.0

BUS 253 Business Law I 3 3

COM 311 Language and Society 3 BUS 242 Basic Microeconomics 3

HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3 BUS 250 Management Principles 3

FLM 241 Media Theory I FLM 242 Media Theory II 3

SCM Gen ed science w/lab course 4 SPC 325 Storytelling 3

COM 293 Communications Arts Conference 0 COM 293 Communication Arts Conference 0

Total 16 Total 15

BUS 349 Corporate Finance 3 BST/ HIS Gen Ed Bible elect OR history requirement 3

COM 347X Business Communication 3 BST/ HIS Elective 3

ENG 240 Media Writing 3 BUS 255 Marketing Fundamentals 3

ENG 360 Archetypes of Western Literature 3 COM 442 Communication Theory & Application 3

COM 293 Communication Arts Conference 0 COM 293 Communication Arts Conference 0

NOTE: 15 hrs required for Illinois state aid NOTE: 15 hrs required for Illinois state aid

Total 12 Total 12

BUS 345 Advertising (B) 3 BUS 253 Business Law I 3

EL Elective 3 BUS 443 Public Relations (B) OR elective 3

FLM 345 Film History II: World Cinema COM 495 Sr Internship (E) OR elective OR

OR FLM elective 3 adv speech OR adv lit requirement 3

COM 495 Sr Internship (E) OR elective 3 GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing

COM 499 Sr Research Project (F) OR elective 3 the Conversation 3


Total 15 Total 15

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H



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the time in which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the students' responsibility.

Business: Media Business/ManagementFall 2015 Spring 2016





Communication Arts Conference: You must participate in the Communication Arts Conference each semester, but you get 1 credit in your last semester at Judson.

Most students find it beneficial to take Internship and/or Group Discussion and/or a lab science in a summer term. This allows them to take several extra electives

during the four years.

Communications Workshop is a contribution of service learning to the college community or an appropriate not-for-profit community organization. You must have at

least two semester of these pass/fail half-credit courses, but we recommended you contribute almost every semester.

You must take either Photography for Digital Media or Video Production I, although you may take both.

You must take both Advertising and Public Relations.

Advanced literature courses include The Inklings, Hero and anti-Hero, Man and Woman, Prophetic Comedy, Man and Nature; Faith and Doubt, Light in Darkness,

Children's Literature or Adolescent Literature.

You must complete at least one internship (140 or more hours spent with a professional communication organization) and you may complete two internships as long

as they are significantly different experiences. Note: It is highly recommended they you complete your Senior Internship during the summer term.

Senior Research Project should be completed during either the fall or spring of your last year.

BUS 101 Intro to Business (recommended) 3 BST 102 Intro Biblical Stu: New Testament 3

BST 101 Intro Biblical Stu: Old Testament 3 ENG 102 Crit Think/Writing (Based on ACT/SAT) 3

ENG 101 Expository Writing (based on ACT/SAT) 3 PSY 111 Introduction to Psychology 3

MAT Math based on ACT/SAT score 3 SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the 3


ESS 101 Wellness 1

Total 15 Total 15

BUS 251 Principles of Accounting 3 BUS 261 Fund of Managerial Accting (prereq 251) 3

BUS 250 Management Principles 3 BUS 222 Comprehensive MS Office Application 4

BUS 253 Business Law I 3 BUS 241 Basic Macroeconomics 3

BUS 242 Basic Microeconomics 3 HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3

Elective 3 SCI Science Gen Ed w/Lab or (2)SCM181 4

Total 15 Total 17

BUS 349 Corporate Finance (prereq 261) 3 BUS 255 Marketing Fundamentals 3

BST BST Gen Ed Elective 3 BUS 347X Business Communication OR

ENG Upper Division Literature Gen Ed 3 SPC 322 Group Discussion OR

BUS Upper Division Business Course 3 PSY 309 Interpersonal Relationships 3

BUS 326 Human Resource Management 3 BUS Upper Division Business Course 3

HIS Gen Ed History Elective 3

ELECT Electives 3

Total 15 Total 15

BUS 455 Senior Management Seminar 3 BUS Upper Division Business Course 3

GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing BUS 423 Ethics in Business and Accounting 3

the Conversation 3 EL Electives 6

BUS Upper Division Business Course 3

ELECT Electives 6 NOTE: 15 hours required for Illinois state aid

ESS ESS Gen Ed Activity Course 1

16 Total 12

NOTES: 120 hours are required for graduation.

Chapel hours count toward the 150 credit hour requirement needed to take the CPA Exam

Illinois residents receiving state aid should register for 15 hours per semester.






Management






GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the PSY 111 Introduction to Psychology 3

Judson Conversation 2 BST 102 Introduction to New Testament 3

BUS 101 Intro to Bus (recommended elective) 3 ENG 102 OR based on English ACT/SAT 3

BST 101 Introduction to Old Testament 3 SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3

ENG 101 OR based on English ACT/SAT 3 SCI Gen Ed Science w/lab or (2)SCM181 4

3

ESS 101 Wellness 1

Total 15 Total 16

BUS 250 Management Principles 3 MAT 111 OR based on Math ACT/SAT 3

BUS 251 Principles of Accounting 3 BUS 255/255H Marketing Fundamentals (required) 3

BUS 222 Comprehensive MS Office Applic 4 BUS 261 Fundamentals Of Managerial Accounting 3

BUS 242 Microeconomics 3 BUS 241 Macroeconomics 3

HIS 261 OR History General Education Elective 3 HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3

Total 16 Total 15

BST Gen Ed Elective (Old or New) 3 ENG Gen Ed Upper Division Literature 3

BUS 253 Business Law I 3 BUS 311 Probability & Statistics w/lab 4

BUS 349 Corporate Finance 3 BUS 362 Mrkting Research 3

BUS 345X Advertising (marketing elective) 3 BUS 347X Business Communications 3

BUS 348 International Business (marketing elective) 3 BUS 361 Professional Selling (marketing elective) 3

MED232/233/234X Digital Tools: Illustrator/Photo Shop/Design

(recommended elective (1 credit hr each) 1-2


GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing ELECT Electives 3

the Conversation 3 ELECT Electives 3

BUS 410 Marketing Strategy (required) 3 BUS 443X Public Relations (marketing elective) 3

BUS 364X Internet Marketing (on-line elective) 3 BUS 346 Consumer Behavior (marketing elective) 3

SOC Introduction to Sociology (elective) 3 ESS Gen Ed ESS Activity Course 1

BUS Business Elective 3

NOTE: 15 hours required for Illinois state aid. NOTE: 15 hours required for Illinois state aid.

Total 15 Total 13







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GRADE GRADE


ENG Eng Gen Ed based on ACT/SAT score 3 ENG English General Education 3


Judson Conversation 2 MAT Math based on ACT/SAT Score 3

*MIN 101 Intro Christian Ministries 3 *MIN 102 Application to Majors in CM 0

PSY 111 Introduction to Psychology 3 SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3

Total 14 Total 15

GRADE GRADE

BST 221 Interpreting the Bible 3 ESS Gen Ed ESS Activity Course 1

HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3 HIS 261 Hist of Civ I or HIS gen ed elective 3

THS 221 Christian Theology 3 MIN 296 Practicum II in Christian Ministries 1

MIN 202 Personal Development in Ministry 1 PSY Human Development Elective 3

MIN 295 Practicum I in Christian Ministries 1 MIN 222 Speaking & Teaching in CM 3

ELECT Elective 3 PHL 260 Introduction to Philosophy 3

ESS 101 Wellness 1

Total 15 Total 14

GRADE GRADE

MIN 311 Admin/Management in CM 3 BST Biblical Old Testament Elective 3

MIN 340 Mentoring in Christian Ministries 3 MIN 301 Leadership in Christian Ministries 3

MIN 395 Practicum III in Christian Ministries 2 MIN 396 Practicum IV in Christian Ministries 2

MIN Cultural Elective 3 MIN Principles/Practices Elective 3

ELECT Elective 3 MIN 385 Evangelism & Spiritual Formation 3

ELECT Elective 2

Total 14 Total 16

GRADE

Total 3

GRADE GRADE

ENG Gen Ed Upper Div Lit (360/70s) 3 BST Biblical New Testament Elective 3

MIN 455 Senior Seminar in CM 3 GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing

MIN Principles/Practices Elective 3 the Conversation 3

ELECT Elective 3 Science Gen Ed Elective with Lab 4

ELECT Elective 3 ELECT Elective 3

Total 15 Total 13

Total 120

*MIN101 and MIN102 are prereqs for MIN395, MIN396, MIN311, MIN340, MIN455 and MIN495. Please complete them per plan.







information contained in the Judson Catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that document. Students should become familiar with the catalog

in effect at the time at which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the students' responsibility.

Christian Ministries Fall 2015 Spring 2016


SCM


SUMMER

MIN495: Internship in Christian Ministries

GRADE GRADE





*MIN 101 Intro Christian Ministries 3 *MIN 102 Application to Majors in CM 0



Total 15 Total 17

GRADE GRADE


HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3 HIS 261 Hist of Civ I or HIS gen ed elective 3

THS 221 Christian Theology 3 MIN 296 Practicum II in Christian Ministries 1

MIN 202 Personal Development in Ministry 1 PSY Human Development Elective 3

MIN 295 Practicum I in Christian Ministries 1 MIN 222 Speaking & Teaching in CM 3


ESS 101 Wellness 1 BST Biblical New Testament Elective 3

Total 15 Total 17

GRADE GRADE



MIN 395 Practicum III in Christian Ministries 2 MIN 396 Practicum IV in Christian Ministries 2

MIN Culture Elective 3 MIN Principles/Practices Elective 3

ELECT Elective 3 MIN 385 Evangelism & Spiritual Formation 3

SCM Science with Lab 4 ELECT Elective 3

Total 18 Total 17

Total 3

GRADE

ENG Gen Ed Upper Div Lit (360/70s) 3

MIN 455 Senior Seminar in CM 3

MIN Principles/Practices Elective 3

ELECT Elective 3

ELECT Elective 3


the Conversation 3

Total 18


Fall 2018

Spring 2016

Fall 2016

Fall 2017

SUMMER


Spring 2017

Spring 2018

JUDSON UNIVERSITY 3.5 YEAR PLAN





Christian Ministries Fall 2015


BST 101: Intro to Biblical Studies OT 3 Principles & Practices elective 3

*MIN 101: Intro to Christian Ministries 3 MIN 222: Speaking & Teaching in CM 3

MIN 295: Practicum I in CM 1 MIN 296: Practicum II in CM 1

Human Development Elective (Prereq: PSY 111) 3 PHL 260: Intro to Philosophy 3

BST 102: Intro to Biblical Studies NT 3 Upper Division Literature elective 3

BST OT Elective 3

MIN 102 Application to the Major 0

Semester Total 13 Semester Total 16

BST 221: Interpreting the Bible 3 MIN 385: Evangelism & Spiritual Formation 3

*MIN 202: Personal Development in Ministry 1 MIN 301: Leadership in CM 3

MIN 311: Administration & Management in CM 3 THS 221: Christian Theology 3

MIN 340: Mentoring in CM 3 Culture & Ministry Elective 3

MIN 395: Practicum in CM III 2 MIN 396: Practicum in CM IV 2

Principles & Practices elective 3


BST NT Elective 3

MIN 455: Senior Seminar in CM 3

GEN 401: Questions of Life: Continuing the Conversation 3

Semester Total 9

120*MIN101 and MIN102 are prereqs for MIN395, MIN396, MIN311, MIN340, MIN455 and MIN495. Please complete them per plan.


Plans for Transfer Students with an AA Degree

Department of Christian Ministries

BA in Christian Ministries (CM)Fall – Year 1 Spring – Year 1

Fall – Year 2

Note:The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this page

provides only a suggested schedule. Actual course selections should be made with the advice and consent of an academic advisor. While

accurately portraying the information contained in the Judson Catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that document.

Students should become familiar with the catalog in effect at the time at which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the

students' responsibility.

Total of transfer & Judson credit hours

Spring – Year 2

Summer – MIN 495 Internship in Christian Ministries (3 cr)

Fall – Year 3

Begin Master of Leadership in Ministry

GRADE GRADE


ENG Eng Gen Ed based on placement 3 ENG English General Education 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the SPC 120 Speech 3

Judson Conversation 2 3

*MIN 101 Introduction Christian Ministries 3 *MIN 102 Application to Majors in CRM 0

PSY 111 Introduction to Psychology 3 SOC 151 Introduction to Sociology 3

Total 14 Total 15

GRADE GRADE

BST 221 Interpreting the Bible 3 HIS Hist Gen Ed Elective (Cross-Cultural) 3

MIN 202 Personal Development in Ministry 1 MIN 222 Speaking & Teaching in CM 3

MAT Math Gen Ed based on placement 3 MIN 250 Consuming Missions P&P GCM 3

MIN 295 Practicum I in Christian Ministries 1 MIN 296 Practicum II in Christian Ministries 1

THS 221 Christian Theology 3 PHL 260 Introduction to Philosophy 3

ELECT Elective 3 SOC Sociology Elective 3

ESS 101 Wellness 1

Total 15 Total 16

GRADE GRADE

HIS 262 History of Civilizaiton II 3 BST Biblical New Testament Elective 3

MIN 311 Admin/Management in CM 3 MIN 301 Leadership in Christian Ministries 3

MIN 325 Prin/Prac Short-Term Mission Proj I 2 MIN 326 Prin/Prac Short-Term Mission Proj II 2

MIN 340 Mentoring in Christian Ministries 3 MIN 385 Evangelism/Spiritual Formation 3

MIN 395 Practicum III in Christian Ministries 2 MIN 396 Pract IV/Christian Ministries 2

PHL 267 Comparative Religions 3

Total 14 Total 16

Total 3

GRADE GRADE

ENG Gen Ed upper Div Lit (360/70s) 3 BST Biblical Old Testament Elective 3

MIN 455 Senior Seminar in CM 3 GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing

SOC Sociology Elective 3 the Conversation 3

SCM Science Gen Ed with Lab 4 PSY Human Development Elective 3

ELECT Elective 3


Total 13 Total 13




Fall 2018

Fall 2016

Fall 2017

SUMMER


Spring 2017

Spring 2018

Spring 2019






Intercultural LeadershipFall 2015 Spring 2016

GRADE GRADE


ENG Eng Gen Ed based on placement 3 ENG English General Education 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the SPC 120 Speech 3


*MIN 101 Introduction Christian Ministries 3 *MIN 102 Application to Majors in CRM 0

PSY 111 Introduction to Psychology 3 SOC 151 **Introduction to Sociology (see note below) 3

ELECT Elective 3

Total 14 Total 18

GRADE GRADE

BST 221 Interpreting the Bible 3 HIS Hist Gen Ed Elective (Cross-Cultural) 3


MAT Math Gen Ed based on placement 3 MIN 250 Consuming Missions P&P GCM 3

MIN 295 Practicum I in Christian Ministries 1 MIN 296 Practicum II in Christian Ministries 1

THS 221 Christian Theology 3 PHL 260 Introduction to Philosophy 3

PSY Human Development Elective 3 SOC Sociology Elective 3


ESS 101 Wellness 1

Total 18 Total 17

GRADE GRADE

HIS 262 History of Civilizaiton II 3 BST Biblical New Testament Elective 3



MIN 340 Mentoring in Christian Ministries 3 MIN 385 Evangelism/Spiritual Formation 3

BST Biblical OT Elective 3 PHL 267 Comparative Religions 3


ESS ESS Gen ed Activity Course 1

Total 18 Total 16

GRADE

Total 3

GRADE

ENG Gen Ed upper Div Lit (360/70s) 3

MIN 455 Senior Seminar in CM 3

SOC Sociology Elective 3

SCM Science Gen Ed with Lab 4


the Conversation 3

Total 16

Total 120




Fall 2018

SUMMER





the time at which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the students' responsibility.

Intercultural LeadershipFall 2015 Spring 2016




BST 101: Intro to Biblical Studies OT 3 MIN 250: Consuming Missions 3





BST OT Elective 3

*MIN 102: Application to the Major 0



MIN 202: Personal Development in Ministry 1 MIN 301: Leadership in CM 3


MIN 340: Mentoring in CM 3 PHL 267: Comparative Religions 3


MIN 325: Principles & Practices of Short-term Missions I 2 MIN 326: Principles & Practices of Short-term Missions II 2

Sociology Elective 3


BST NT Elective 3



Sociology Elective 3

History & Culture Elective 3

Semester Total 15



Fall – Year 3









BA in Intercultural Leadership (IL)Fall – Year 1 Spring – Year 1

Fall – Year 2 Spring – Year 2

GRADE GRADE



GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the ESS ESS Gen Ed Activity Course 1


*MIN 101 Introduction Christian Ministries 3 MAT Math based on ACT/SAT Score 3

PSY 111 Introduction to Psychology 3 *MIN 102 Application to Majors in CRM 0

SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3

Total 14 Total 16

GRADE GRADE

BST 221 Interpreting the Bible 3 HIS 261 Hist of Civ I or HIS gen ed elective 3

HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3 MIN 222 Speaking & Teaching in CM 3

MIN 202 Personal Development in Ministry 1 MIN 296 Practicum II in Christian Ministries 1

MIN 240 Prin/Pract of Adult Ministries 3 THS 225X History and Theology of Worship 3

MIN 295 Practicum I in Christian Ministries 1 PHL 260 3

THS 221 Christian Theology 3 ELECT Elective 3

ESS 101 Wellness 1

Total 15 Total 16

GRADE GRADE




SCM Science Gen Ed Elective with Lab 3 PHL 390X Philosopical Theology (Apologetics) 3

ELECT Culture Elective 3 MIN 385 Evangelism & Spiritual Formation 3

Total 14 Total 14

GRADE

Total 3

GRADE GRADE

ENG Gen Ed upper Div Lit (360/70s) 3 BST Biblical New Testament Elective 3

PSY Human Development Elective 3 GEN 401

MIN 455 Senior Seminar in CRM 3 the Conversation 3

MIN Principles & Practice Elective 3 HIS 320/21Church History Elective 3

ELECT Elective 3 PSY 424 Counseling Theories 3


Total 15 13

Total 120



NOTE: 15 hrs required for Illinois State Aid

Total

SUMMER

YMN 495X Internship YM/AS


Questions of Life: Continuing



Introduction to Philosophy







Pastoral LeadershipFall 2015 Spring 2016

GRADE GRADE


ENG Eng Gen Ed based on ACT/SAT 3 ENG English General Education 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the ESS ESS Gen Ed Activity Course 1


*MIN 101 Introduction Christian Ministries 3 MAT Math based on ACT/SAT Score 3

PSY 111 Introduction to Psychology 3 *MIN 102 Application to Majors in CRM 0

GEN ESS Gen Ed Activity Course 1 SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3

Total 15 Total 16

GRADE GRADE

BST 221 Interpreting the Bible 3 HIS 261 Hist of Civ I or HIS gen ed elective 3

HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3 MIN 222 Speaking & Teaching in CM 3

MIN 202 Personal Development in Ministry 1 MIN 296 Practicum II in Christian Ministries 1

MIN 240 Prin/Pract of Adult Ministries 3 THS 225X History and Theology of Worship 3

MIN 295 Practicum I in Christian Ministries 1 PHL 260 Introduction to Philosophy 3

THS 221 Christian Theology 3 ELECT Elective 3

MIN Culture Elective 3 ELECT Elective 1

ESS 101 Wellness 1

Total 17 Total 17

GRADE GRADE




SCM Science Gen Ed Elective with Lab 3 PHL 390X Philosopical Theology (Apologetics) 3

BST Biblical New Testament Elective 3 PSY 424 Counseling Theories 3

HIS 320/321 Church History Elective 3 MIN 385 Evangelism & Spiritual Formation 3

Total 17 Total 17

Total 3

GRADE

ENG Gen Ed upper Div Lit (360/70s) 3

PSY Human Development Elective 3

MIN 455 Senior Seminar in CRM 3

MIN Principles & Practice Elective 3

ELECT Elective 3


the Conversation 3

Total 18 Total 120

SUMMER

YMN 495X Internship YM/AS


Begin Masters of Leadership in Ministry

Fall 2016

Fall 2017

Spring 2017

Spring 2018

ART/FLM/MUS/THE Gen Ed Appreciation Course

JUDSON UNIVERSITY 3.5 YEARS





Pastoral LeadershipFall 2015 Spring 2016

BST 101: Intro to Biblical Studies OT 3 Principles & Practices elective 3





BST OT Elective 3

MIN 102 Application to the Major 0



*MIN 202: Personal Development in Ministry 1 MIN 301: Leadership in CM 3


MIN 340: Mentoring in CM 3 Culture & Ministry Elective 3


Principles & Practices elective 3


BST NT Elective 3



Semester Total 9



Fall – Year 3




BA in Christian Ministries: Pastoral LeadershipFall – Year 1 Spring – Year 1




a suggested schedule. Actual course selections should be made with the advice and consent of an academic advisor. While accurately portraying

the information contained in the Judson Catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that document. Students should become familiar

with the catalog in effect at the time at which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the students' responsibility.

GRADE GRADE




Judson Conversation 2 *MIN 102 Application to Majors in CRM 0

*MIN 101 Intro Christian Ministries 3 SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3

Intro Psychology or Sociology 3 MIN 230 Princ/Pract of YM/AS 3

Total 14 Total 15

GRADE GRADE


HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3 HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3


MAT Math based on ACT score 3 MIN 296 Practicum II inChristian Ministries 1

MIN 295 Practicum I in Christian Ministries 1 PSY 224 Adolescent Development 3

THS 221 Christian Theology 3 Adolescent Culture 3

Total 14 Total 14

GRADE GRADE



MIN 340 Mentoring in Christian Ministries 3 MIN 385 Evangelism & Spiritual Formation 3


Science Gen Ed Elective with Lab 4 PHL 260 Introduction to Philosophy 3

ESS 101 Wellness 1 PSY/SOC Psychology/Sociology Elective 3

Total 15 Total 16

Total 3

GRADE GRADE

BST Biblical New Testament Elective 3 BST Biblical Old Testament Elective 3

ENG Gen Ed Upper Div Lit (360/70s) 3 GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing

MIN 455 Senior Sem/Christian Ministries 3 the Conversation 3

PSY/SOC Psychology/Sociology Elective 3 MIN 411X Christian Values/Human Sexuality 3

ELECT Elective 2 Elective 3

ELECT Elective 3

Total 14 Total 15

Total 120




ELECT

SCM

SUMMER



PSY111/SOC151

Fall 2016

MIN 221

Fall 2017

Spring 2017

Spring 2018






Youth MinistryAdolescent StudiesFall 2015 Spring 2016

GRADE GRADE




Judson Conversation 2 *MIN 102 Application to Majors in CRM 0

*MIN 101 Intro Christian Ministries 3 SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3

Intro Psychology or Sociology 3 MIN 230 Princ/Pract of YM/AS 3

ESS 101 Wellness 1 ELECT Elective 2

Total 15 Total 17

GRADE GRADE


HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3 HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3


MAT Math based on ACT score 3 MIN 296 Practicum II inChristian Ministries 1

MIN 295 Practicum I in Christian Ministries 1 PSY 224 Adolescent Development 3

THS 221 Christian Theology 3 MIN 221 Adolescent Culture 3


Total 17 Total 17

GRADE GRADE



MIN 340 Mentoring in Christian Ministries 3 MIN 385 Evangelism & Spiritualism Formation 3


Science Gen Ed Elective with Lab 4 MIN 411x Christian Values/Human Sexuality 3

BST Biblical OT Elective 3 PSY/SOC Psychology or Sociology Elective 3

Total 17 Total 16

GRADE

Total 3

GRADE

BST Biblical New Testament Elective 3

ENG Gen Ed Upper Div Lit (360/70s) 3

MIN 455 Senior Sem/Christian Ministries 3

PSY/SOC Psychology or Sociology Elective 3

ELECT Elective 3

GEN 401 Questions of Life: Cont the Conversation 3

Total 18



SUMMER

PSY111/SOC151

SCM

Fall 2018

Fall 2016

Fall 2017

Spring 2017

Spring 2018








Youth MinistryAdolescent StudiesFall 2015 Spring 2016

BST 101: Intro to Biblical Studies OT 3 YMN 230: Principles & Practices of YMAS 3



PSY 224: Adolescent Development (Prereq: PSY 111) 3 PHL 260: Intro to Philosophy 3

BST 102: Intro to Biblical Studies NT 3 Psychology/Sociology Elective 3

YMN 221x: Adolescent Culture 3

*MIN 102: Application to the Major 0



BST OT Elective 3 MIN 301: Leadership in CM 3


MIN 340: Mentoring in CM 3 YMN 411x: Christian Values & Human Sexuality 3


MIN 325: Principles & Practices of Short-term Missions I 2 MIN 326: Principles & Practices of Short-term Missions II 2

MIN 202: Personal Development in Ministry 1


BST NT Elective 3



Psychology/Sociology Elective 3

Upper Division Literature elective 3

Semester Total 15



Fall – Year 3




Department of Christian MinistriesNote:The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this page provides only a





BA in Youth Ministry/Adolescent Studies (CM)Fall – Year 1 Spring – Year 1


ESS 101 Wellness 1 BST 101 Intro to Old Testament 3

ESS 1XX Activity Elective 1 EDU 101 Explorations in Education 3

ENG English Gen Ed based on ACT/SAT 3 EDU 102 Day of Assessments 0

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering Judson Conv 2 EDU 131 Practicum I: Diversity 0

HIS 171 Rise of US Until 1877 ENG English General Education 3

or HIS 172 Rise of US Since 1877 3 MAT Math 3

MAT Math based on placement 3 SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3

PSY 111 Psychology 3

Total 16 Total 15

EDU 202 Development and Learning 3 BST 102 Intro to New Testament 3

EDU 214 Foundations in Minority Ed 3 EDU 201 Strategic Education 2

ENG 261 Children's Literature 3 EDU 231E Practicum II, Tchr Aid Elgin Area 1

POL 222 American Government (fall even years) 3 EDU 231H Practicum II H, Tchr Aid, Hometown* 0

SCM 181E&P Concepts in Earth & Physics 4 EDU 313 Cross-Cultural Education 3

EDU 331B1 Clinical Observation 1.5


SCM 181C&L Concepts in Life & Chemistry 4

Total 16 Total 18

EDU 308 Lang. Dev. In Young Children 3 BST XXX Bible Elective 3

EDU 314 Assessment of ESL 3 EDU 302 Meth of Tchg Yng Chdrn Math & Science 3

EDU 317 Meth & Mat for ESL 3 EDU 303 Curric Planning as Assessment 3

EDU 321 Processes of Reading 3 EDU 316 Intro to Linguistics 3

EDU 331B2 Clinical Observation 1.5 EDU 331EC Practicum III, Inst Asst, ECED Pre K/K 1

SCM 120 Conservation Education* 2 SPE 328 Exceptional Child 3

*Offered the week before semester begins NOTE: If another course is taken, it must be

an evening course.

Total 15.5 Total 16

EDU 421 3 EDU 318 Meth & Materials for Bilingual Education 3

Total 6 * Bilingual Endorsement Only (1 week in July)

EDU 411 12 EDU 311 Tech for Lang Min Students 3

EDU 491 Sr. Seminar 3 EDU 330 Child, Family & Community Relationship 3

GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing the Conv 3

3

HIS Hist Gen Ed Elective (suggest HIS261) 3

Total 15 Total 15






catalog in effect at the time in which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the students' responsibility.

Early Childhood Education with ESL/BilingualFall 2015 Spring 2016


Summer Term 2018


Fall 2018

Student Teaching

Spring 2019

Assess/Intervention in Reading w/Pract

Spring 2018Fall 2017

BST 101 Intro to Old Testament 3 BST 102 Intro to New Testament 3

ENG English Gen Ed based on ACT/SAT 3 EDU 101 Explorations in Education 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering Judson Conv 2 EDU 102 Day of Assessments 0

HIS 171 Rise of US Until 1877 3 EDU 131 Practicum I: Diversity (Birth to 2 years) 0

MAT Math based on placement 3 ENG English General Education 3PSY 111 Psychology 3 ESS 101 Wellness 1

ESS 1XX Activity Elective 1

MAT Math 3

SPE 105 Intro to Special Education 2

Total 17 Total 16

EDU 202 Development and Learning 3 BST XXX Bible Elective 3

EDU 214 Foundations in Lang Minority Education 3 EDU 201 Strategic Education 2

EDU 331BI Clinical I: ESL/Bilingual Clinical 1.5 EDU 231E Practicum II, Tchr Aid Elgin Area 1

POL 222 American Government 3 EDU 231H Practicum II H, Tchr Aid, Hometown 0

SCM 181C&P Concepts in Chem/Phys 4 EDU 313 Cross-Cultural Education 3

SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3 EDU 331B2 Clinical 2: ESL/Bilingual Clinical 1.5


SCM 181C&L Concepts in Chemistry & Life Science 4


EDU 308 Lang. Dev. In Young Children 3 EDU 302 Meth of Tchg Yng Chdrn Math & Science 3

EDU 314 Assessment of English Lang Learners 3 EDU 303 Curric Planning and Assessment 3

EDU 317 Methods/Materials of ESL 3 EDU 311 Tech Instr/Tchr of Lang Min Students 3

EDU 321 Processes of Reading 3 SPE 313 Meth & Char of EC/EE 3

ENG 261 Children's Literature 3 SPE 328 Exceptional Child 3

SCM 120 Conservation Education* 2 EDU 331EC Practicum III, Inst Asst, ECED Pre K/K 1

*Offered the week before semester begins

Total 17 Total 16

EDU 421 Assessment and Intervention in Reading 3

EDU 411 12 EDU 316 Ling Considerations/R&W New Lang 3

EDU 491 Sr. Seminar 3 EDU 330 Child, Family & Community Relationship 3

3


HIS Hist Gen Ed Elective (suggest HIS261) 3

SPE 327 Assessment in SpEd 3

Total 18 Total 18


Spring 2018


Fall 2017






Early Childhood Education

with ESL/Bilingual and Special Ed EndorsementFall 2015 Spring 2016

Summer 2018

Spring 2019

If another class is taken, it must be an

evening class.

Fall 2018

Student Teaching


ENG English Gen Ed based on placement 3 BST 101 Intro to Old Testament 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering Judson Conv 2 EDU 101 Explorations in Education 3

HIS 171 Rise of the US until 1877 3 EDU 102 Day of Assessments 0

MAT 110 Math Models:Graph&Spat (based on placement) 3 EDU 131 Practicum I, Diversity 0

PSY 111 Intro to Psychology 3 ENG English General Education 3

3 HIS 172 Rise of the US since 1877 3

MAT 111 Math Models:Stat&Num (based on placement) 3


Total 17 Total 18

EDU 202 Development and Learning 3 EDU 201 Strategic Education 2

EDU 214 Foundations in Language Minority Ed 3 EDU 231E Practicum II, Tchr Aid, Elgin Area 1

ENG 261 Children's Literature 3 EDU 231H Practicum II, Tchr Aid, Hometown 0

POL 222 American Government (even years) 3 EDU 313 Cross-Cultural Education 3

SCM 181E&P Concepts in Earth & Physics 4 EDU 320 Language and Literacy Development 3

SPE 105 Intro to Special Education 2 MAT 112 Mathematics for Elementary Educ 3

SCM 181C&L Concepts in Chemistry & Life Science 4

Total 18 Total 16

EDU 314 Assessment of Language Learners 3 EDU 311 Tech Instr/Teachers of Lang Minority 3

EDU 317 Methods and Materials of Teaching ESL 3 EDU 322 Mathematical Methods-Elem 3

EDU 321 Processes of Reading 3 EDU 323 Meth/Engaging Readers/Writers-Intermed 3

EDU 324 Social Studies Methods-Elem 3 EDU 327 Science Methods-Elem 3

EDU 333 Meth of Processes of Writing-Primary 3 EDU 331B1 Clinical 1: ESL/Bilingual 1.5

HIS 261 History of Civilization I 3 EDU 331E Practicum III, Inst Asst-Elem 1

SCM 120 Conservation Education SPE 328 Exceptional Child* 3

Total 20 Total 17.5

EDU 421 EDU 318

with Practicum Total 3 *bilingual endorsement only Total 3

EDU 411 Student Teaching 12 BST 102 Intro to New Testament 3

EDU 491 Senior Seminar 3 BST XXX Gen Ed Bible Elective 3

GEN 401 3 EDU 316 Ling Considerations/Read&Writ New Lang 3

EDU 331B2 Clinical 2: ESL Bilingual 1.5

ESS 101 Wellness 1

ESS XXX Gen Ed Physical Activity Course 1


Total 18 Total 18.5


Assess/Intervention in Reading

The Good Life: Continuing Conversation

Fall 2017

Fall 2018

Summer Term 2017

Spring 2018

Spring 2019

Meth/Material for Teaching Bilingual Ed






Elementary Education with ESL/Bilingual Fall 2015

Fall 2016

Spring 2016

Spring 2017


ESS 101 Wellness 1 BST 102 Intro to Biblical Studies: New Testament 3

ESS 1XX Activity Elective 1 EDU 101 Explorations in Education 3

ENG English Gen Ed based on placement 3 EDU 102 Day of Assessments 0

GEN 101 2 EDU 131 Practicum I, Diversity 0

MAT 110 Math Models:Graph&Spat (based on placement) 3 ENG English General Education 3

PSY 111 Intro to Psychology 3 HIS 172 Rise of U.S. Since 1877 3

SPE 105 Intro to Special Education 2 MAT 111 Math Models:Stat&Num (based on placement) 3


Total 15 Total 18


EDU 214 Foundations of Language Minority 3 EDU 231E Practicum II, Tchr Aid, Elgin Area 1

ENG 261 Children's Literature 3 EDU 231H Practicum II, Hometown 0

POL 222 American Government (even years) 3 EDU 320 Language and Literacy Development 3

SCM 181C&P Concepts in Chemistry/Physics 4 EDU 311 Tech Inst/Teachers Lang Min Students 3

MAT 112 Mathematics for Elementary Educ 3

SCM 181E&L Concepts in Earth/Life Science 4

Total 16 Total 16

BST 101 Intro to Biblical Studies: Old Testament 3 EDU 322 Mathematical Methods-Elem 3

EDU 321 Processes of Reading 3 EDU 323 Meth/Engaging Read/Writers-Intermed 3

EDU 324 Social Studies Methods-Elem 3 EDU 327 Science Methods-Elem 3

EDU 333 Meth of Processes of Writing-Primary 3 EDU 331E Practicum III, Inst Asst-Elem 1

HIS 171 Rise of the US until 1877 3 SPE 327 Assessment in Spec. Ed 3

SCM 120 Conservation Education 2 SPE 328 Exceptional Child* 3

SPE 313 Characteristics/Meth for EC/SPED 3

Total 20 Total 16

EDU 421

Assessment & Intervention in

Reading w/Practicum

Total

EDU 411 12 BST Gen Ed Biblical Elective 3

EDU 491 Senior Seminar 3 3

GEN 401 3

HIS 261 History of Civilization I 3


SPE 332 Char and Meth of Int and MG SPED 3

Total 15 Total 18


Spring 2017

Spring 2018

Spring 2018

Student Teaching

Fall 2016

Fall 2017

Fall 2018

The Good Life: Cont Conversation

3

Summer Term 2018







Elementary Education with LBS1Fall 2015

Questions of Life: Entering Judson Conv

Spring 2016

ESS 242 Found of Health, PE, Recreation & Sport 1 ESS 101 Wellness 1

ESS 251 Motor Development & Learning 2 ESS 148 Rhythmic Activities 1

ENG English Gen Ed based on placement 3 ESS 245 Community Health 2

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering Judson Conv ESS 255 Principles of Coaching 2

Judson Conversation 2 EDU 101 Explorations in Education 3

MAT Math gen ed based on placement 3 EDU 102 Day of Assessments 0

PSY 111 Intro to Psychology 3 EDU 131 Practicum I, Diversity 0

ENG English Gen Ed based on placement 3

MAT Math Gen ed based on placement 3

Total 14 Total 15

BIO 272 Prin of Anatomy & Physiology w/lab 4 BIO 370 Kinesiology 3

BST 101 Introduction to Old Testament 3 EDU 201 Strategic Education 2

ESS 241 Principles of Health 3 EDU 202 Development and Learning 3

ESS 252 Theory/Tech of Team Spt 2 EDU 231E Practicum II, Tchr Aid, Elgin Area 1

ESS 253 Theory/Tech of Ind Sports 2 EDU 231H Practicum II, Tch Aid, Hometown 0

ESS 375X Health Aspects/Chem Dependency 3 ESS Gen Ed PE Activity Course 1

(fall even) HIS 261 History of Civilization I 3


Total 17 Total 16

BST 102 Introduction to New Testament 3 BST Biblical Studies Gen Ed Elective 3

ESS 467 Physiology of Exercise 3 ESS 210 Life Guarding 1

ESS 341 Methods/Matls of Teaching PE 3 ESS 340 Methods of Elementary PE 3

ESS 350 Organization & Admin of Sport 3

HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3 ESS 441 Curriculum Dev in PE 3

ESS 447 Adapted Physical Education 3

Total 15 Total 16

EDU 331PE Practicum III, Instr Asst, PE 1

1

ENG Gen Ed Upper Div Lit Requirement 3 EDU 325 Literacy Across the Curriculum 3

ESS 353 Basic Athletic Train/First Aid 3 EDU 411 Student Teaching 12

ESS 450 Phys Activity Assessment/Measurement 3 EDU 491 Senior Seminar 3

EL Elective 3


The Conversation 3

14 Total 18


Spring 2019


Note:The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this page provides only a suggested

schedule. Actual course selections should be made with the advice and consent of an academic advisor. While accurately portraying the information contained in the

college catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that document. Students should become familiar with the catalog in effect at the time in which they

entered the institution. Academic planning is the students responsibility.

Physical Education - K-12 Certification 2015-2016Fall 2015 Spring 2016

Fall 2016

Fall 2017

Spring 2017

Spring 2018

Summer Junior Year

*Portfolio Check

Fall 2018


ENG English based on ACT/SAT score 3 BIO 171 Principles of Biology w/ lab 4

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering Judson Conv 2 CHM 154 General Chemistry II 4

MAT Math (based on placement) 3 EDU 101 Explorations in Educations 3

MAT 211 or higher (based on placement) 5 EDU 102 Day of Assessments 0PSY 111 English Gen Ed based on placement 3 EDU 131 Practicum I, Diversity 0

ENG English Gen Ed Writing course 3


Total 16 Total 17

PHS 245 Astronomy w/lab 4

Total 4

BST 101 Intro to Bibl Stu: Old Testament 3 BIO 372 Cell Biology w/lab

EDU 202 Development and Learning 3 or BIO471 Recombinant DNA Methodology w/lab 4

ENG 371 Microbiology w/lab 4 BST 102 Introduction to New Testament 3

ESS 101 Wellness 1 EDU 201 Strategic Education 2

HIS History General Education Elective 3 EDU 231E Practicum II, Tchr Aid, Elgin Area 0-1

PHY 237 General Physics I w/lab 4 EDU 231H Practicum II, Tchr Aid, Hometown 0



PSY 238 General Physics II w/lab 4

Total 18 Total 18

BIO 373 Hum Anatomy and Physiology I w/lab 4 BIO 374 Hum Anatomy & Physiology II w/lab 4

BIO 378 Human Genetics w/lab EDU 325 Literacy Across the Curriculum 3

or BIO 376 Evolutionary Theory w/lab 4 EDU 346 Science Methods - Secondary 3

EDU 337 Educational Assessments 3 PHS 241 Earth Science I w/lab 4

EDU 340 Intro to Secondary Methods 3 SPE 328 Exceptional Child 3

ENG Upper Division Gen Ed Literature 3

Total 17 Total 17

EDU 331S Practicum III, Inst Asst, Sec Ed 1

1

EDU 411 Student Teaching 12 BCM 358 General Biochemistry I w/lab 4

EDU 491 Senior Seminar 3 GEN 177 Ecology/Environ Problems w/lab 4

GEN 401 Questions of Life: Cont the Conversation 3 GEN 376 Evolutionary Theory w/lab 4

BIO 378 Human Genetics w/lab

BST XXX Bible Elective 3

3

Total 18 Total 18







Secondary Science/BiologyFall 2015 Spring 2015


The following course may be taken any Summer ter prior to commencement

Total


Fall 2017

Spring 2019

Fall 2017

SUMMER Junior Year

Fall 2018

CHM 153 General Chemistry I w/Lab 4 BST 101 Introduction to Old Testament 3

ENG Based on English ACT/SAT Score 3 BIO 171 Principles of Biology w/lab 4

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering Judson Conv 2 CHM 154 General Chemistry II w/Lab 4

MAT 211 Functions & Calculus I 5 EDU 101 Explorations in Education 3

EDU 102 Day of Assessments 0

EDU 131 Practicum I: Diversity 0

PSY 111 Introduction to Psychology 3

Total 14 Total 17

Fall 2016

BST 102 Introduction to New Testament 3 EDU 201 Strategic Education 2

CHM 255 Analytical Chemistry w/Lab 4 EDU 231E Practicum II, Tchr Aid, Elgin Area 0-1

EDU 202 Development & Learning 3 EDU 231H Practicum II, Tchr Aid, Hometown 0

HIS History Gen Ed Elective 3 ENG Based on English ACT/SAT Score 3

PHY 237 General Physics I w/Lab 4 ESS 101 Wellness 1



PHY 238 General Physics II w/Lab 4

Total 17 Total Total 15

EDU 340 Introduction to Secondary Methods 3 CHM 258 Organic Chemistry II w/Lab 5

EDU 337 Educational Assessments 3 EDU 346 Science Methods: Secondary 3

CHM 257 Organic Chemistry I w/Lab 4 PHS 245 Astronomy w/Lab 4

PHS 241 Earth Science w/Lab 4 SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3

SPE 328 Exceptional Child 3 EDU 325 Literacy Across the Curriculum 3

Total 17 Total 18

EDU 331S Practicum III - Inst Asst Sec Ed 1

Total 1

EDU 411 Student Teaching 12 BST XXX Bible Elective 3

EDU 491 Senior Seminar 3 BIO 177 Ecology & Environmental Probs w/lab 4

ENG Upper Division Gen Ed English 3


3

Total 15 Total 16

NOTE: Illinois residents receiving state aid should register for 15 hours per semester.GEN

GEN







Secondary Science/Chemistry (6-12)


Spring 2017



SUMMER -- Junior Year SUMMER -- Junior Year

COM 293 Communication Arts Conference 0 BST 101 Intro to Old Testament 3

ENG English based on ACT/SAT Score 3 COM 293 Communication Arts Conference 0


MAT Math (based on placement) 3 EDU 102 Day of Assessments 0

PSY 111 Intro to Psychology 3 EDU 131 Practicum I: Diversity 0

SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3 ENG English based on ACT/SAT Score 3

ENG 264 Adolescent Literature 3

HIS 262 History of Civilizations II 3

Total 14 Total 15

BST 102 Intro to New Testament 3 BST XXX Bible Elective 3



ENG Writing course beyond ENG101/102 4 EDU 231E Practicum IIE, Tchr Aid, Elgin 1

ENG English/Speech Elective 3 EDU 231H Practicum IIH, Tchr Aid, Hometown 0

ENG 262 Eminent British Writers 3 ESS 101 Wellness 1


HIS History Gen Ed Elective 3

HIS 172 Rise of the US Since 1877 3

SPE 328 Exceptional Child 3

Total 16 Total 17

COM 293 Communication Arts Conference 0 BIO 177 Environmental Science w/Lab 4

EDU 337 Educational Assessments 3 COM 293 Communication Arts Conference 0

EDU 340 Intro to Secondary Methods 3 EDU 325 Literacy Across the Curriculum 3

ENG 263 American Literature Since 1865 3 EDU 341 English Methods - Secondary 3

ENG 312 Analysis of Literature 3 ENG 310 History and Structrue of Language 3

ENG 360 Archetypes of Western Literature 3 SPC 322 Group Discussion 3

3

Total 18 Total 16

EDU 331S Practicum III, Inst Asst - Sec 1

Total 1


EDU 411 Student Teaching 12 GEN 311 Language and Society 3

EDU 491 Senior Seminar 3 GEN 442 Communication Theory 3

COM 499 Senior Research 3

ENG 393 Literary Studies 3


Total 15 Total 16








Secondary English (6-12)Fall 2015 Spring 2016


Summer Junior Year

*Portfolio Check



ENG English based on ACT/SAT Score 3 BST 101 Intro to Old Testament 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering Judson Conv 2 ENG English Writing 3

MAT 211 Functions & Calculus I 5 EDU 101 Explorations in Education 3

PSY 111 Intro to Psychology 3 EDU 102 Day of Assessments 0

SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3 EDU 131 Practicum I 0

ITS 224 Programming Languages 3

MAT 216 Calculus w/Analytic Geometry II 5

Total 16 Total 17

Fall 2016

BST 102 Intro to New Testament 3 EDU 201 Strategic Education 2

EDU 202 Development and Learning 3 EDU 231E Practicum II, Tchr Aid, Elgin Area 0-1

MAT 314 Discrete Math (Tent: Odd Year) 3 EDU 231H Practicum II, Tchr Aid, Hometown 0

MAT 315 Calculus w/Analytic Geometry III 3 MAT 311 Probability & Statistics w/ Lab 4

Science Elective 4 MAT 313 Modern Geometry (Tent: Even Years) 3

(2 Course Sequence Recommended) MAT 316 Calculus w/Analytic Geometry IV 3


Total 16 Total 16

EDU 337 Educational Assessments 3 EDU 325 Literacy Across the Curriculum 3

EDU 340 Intro to Secondary Methods 3 EDU 342 Mathematics Methods - Secondary 3

ENG 3XX Upper Division English Literature 3 HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3

ESS 101 Wellness Course 1 MAT 309 3

ESS 1XX Activity Elective 1 MAT 312 Modern Abstract Algebra (Tent: Odd Years) 3

MAT 318 Linear Algebra (Tent: Even Years) 3 3

HIS 261 History of Civilization I or elective 3

Total 17 Total 18

EDU 331S Practicum III, Inst Asst, Sec Ed 1

Total 1

Fall 2018

EDU 411 Student Teaching 12 BST XXX Bible Elective 3

EDU 491 Senior Seminar 3 BIO 177 suggested science course

OR another 4 hour science course 4


MAT 419 Senior Seminar in Mathematics 3

Total 15 Total 16


Spring 2019

Advanced Mathematical Principles

Summer Junior Year



Spring 2017

JUDSON UNIVERSITY FOUR YEAR PLANNote:The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this page provides only a




Secondary MathFall 2015 Spring 2016

ENG Based on English ACT/SAT score 3 BST 101 Introduction to Old Testament 3

ESS 101 Wellness 1 EDU 101 Explorations in Education 3

ESS 1XX Activity Course 1 EDU 102 Day of Assessments 0

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering Judson Conv 2 EDU 131 Practicum I, Diversity 0

HIS 171 Rise of US until 1877 3 ENG Based on English ACT/SAT score 3

MAT 111 Math Models: Statistical & Numerical 3 HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3


Total 16 Total 15

BST 102 Intro to New Testament 3 BUS 241 Basic Macroeconomics 3


EDU 214 Foundations of Language Minority Ed 3 EDU 231E Practicum II, Tchr Aid, Elgin Area 1

HIS 261 Hisory of Cililization I 3 EDU 231H Practicum II, Tchr Aid, Hometown 0

HIS 3** U.S or World Hist elective - check audit 3 HIS 3** U.S or World Hist elective - check audit 3

POL 222 American Government 3 SOC 355 Cultural Diversity 3


Total 18 Total 15

BIO 177 Environmental Science W/Lab 4 EDU 325 Literacy Across the Curriculum 3

EDU 337 Educational Assessments 3 EDU 347 Social Science Math - Secondary 3

EDU 340 Introduction to Secondary Methods 3 HIS 172 Rise of US since 1877 3

HIS 3** U.S or World Hist elective - check audit 3 HIS 3** U.S or World Hist elective - check audit 3

HIS 3** U.S or World Hist elective - check audit 3 HIS 484 Historical Research & Writing 3

Total 16 Total 15

EDU 331S Practicum III, Inst Asst Sec Ed 1

Total 1

EDU 411 Student Teaching 12 BST Bible Gen Ed Elective 3

EDU 491 Senior Seminar 3 ENG Gen Ed Upper Div Lit 360s or 370s 3

3


HIS 3** U.S or World Hist elective - check audit 3

Total 18 Total 15NOTE: Illinois residents receiving state aid should register for 15 hours per semester.

Spring 2017


Fall 2016






Secondary Social Science/History (6-12)Fall 2015 Spring 2016



SUMMER -- Junior Year

ENG Gen Ed English based on placement 3 BST 101 Introduction to Old Testament 3

ESS 242 Foundations of Health, PE, and Rec. 1 EDU 101 Explorations in Education 3

ESS 251 Motor Development & Learning 2 EDU 102 Day of Assessments 0

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the EDU 131 Practicum I, Diversity 0

Judson Conversation 2 ENG Gen Ed English based on placement 3

MAT Math based on ACT/SAT 3 ESS 101 Wellness 1

PSY 111 Intro to Psychology 3 ESS 148 Rhythmic Activities 1

* Gate 1: Orientation to Teacher Education SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3

Apply for and pass TAP Exam

Total 14 Total 14

BIO 272 Prin of Anatomy & Physiology w/lab 4 BST Biblical Studies Gen Ed Elective 3

BST 102 Introduction to New Testament 3 BIO 370 Kinesiology 3

EDU 201 Strategic Education 3 EDU 202 Development and Learning 3

ESS 241 Principles of Health 3 EDU 231E Practicum IIE, Tchr Aid, Elgin 1

ESS 252 Theory/Tech of Team Sports 2 EDU 245 Community Health 2

ESS 253 Theory/Tech of Individual Sports 2 3


Total 17 Total 18

EDU 231H Practicum II, Tchr Aid, Hometown 0 EL Elective 3

EL Elective 6 ESS 210 Life Guarding 1

ESS 341 Methods/Matls of Teaching PE 3 ESS 255 Principles of Coaching 2

ESS 467 Physiology of Exercise 3 ESS 350 Organization & Administration of Sport 3

HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3 ESS 441 Curriculum Development in PE 3


*Content Area Exam must be passed

Total 15 Total 15

EDU 331PE Practicum III, Instr Asst, PE 1

Total 1

EL Electives 6 EDU 325 Literacy Across the Curriculum 3

ENG Gen Ed Upper Division Literature 3 EDU 411 Student Teaching 12

ESS 353 Basic Athletic Train/First Aid 3 EDU 491 Senior Seminar 3

ESS 450 Phys Activity Assessment & Measurement 3


the Conversation 2

Total 16 Total 18




a suggested schedule. Actual course selections should be made with the advice and consent of an academic advisor. While accurately portraying the


the catalog in effect at the time in which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the students' responsibility.

Secondary Physical Education


*Portfolio check

*Must pass EdTPA and APT Exam to Graduate



Gate 2: Admission to Teacher Ed. Must pass TAP Exam

*Gate 3: Apply to Student Teach **

*Content Area Exam must be passed prior to student teaching

Summer Junior Year

*Portfolio Check after student teaching

GEN

*Portfolio Check




ENG English based on ACT/SAT Score 3 EDU 101 Explorations in Education 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering Judson Conv 2 EDU 102 Day of Assessments 0

MAT Based on ACT/SAT/Placement 3-5 EDU 131 Practicum I, Diversity 0

PSY 111 Intro to Psychology 3 ENG English based on ACT/SAT Score 3

SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3 ESS 101 Wellness 1

3


SPE 105 Introduction to Special Education 2

Total 17 Total 18

EDU 201 Strategic Education 2 EDU 231H 0

EDU 202 Development and Learning 3 EDU 313 Cross-Cultural Education 3

EDU 214 Foundation of Language Minority Ed 3 EDU 330 Child, Family & Community Relationships 3

EDU 231E Practicum IIE, Tchr Aid, Elgin 1 ESS 110 Community First Aid and Safety 1

EDU 331B1 Clinical 1: ESL/Bilingual Clinical 1.5 SPE 255 American Sign Language II 2

ENG 261 Children's Literature 3 SPE 211 Assistive-Augmentative Technology 2

SPE 155 American Sign Language I 2 SPE 222 Learning Environment 2

SPE 325 Comm Disorders Characteristics/Strategies 3 SPE 233 Health, Nutrition and Safety 2

SPE 340 Classroom Intervention 3

Total 18.5 Total 18

EDU 307 Reading & Language Methods - Young 3 EDU 302 Meth/Tchg Yng Chldrn Math & Science 3

EDU 308 Language Development/Young Child 3 EDU 303 Curriculum Planning and Assessment 3

EDU 314 Assessment of Eng Lang Learners 3 EDU 311 Tech Inst/Tchrs of Lang Minority Students 3

EDU 317 Meth/Materials of Teaching ESL 3 EDU 316 Ling Considerations for R&W New Lang 3

HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3 EDU 331EC Practicum III,. Instr asst ELED 1

SPE 328 Exceptional Child 3 EDU 331B2 Clinical 2: ESL/Bilingual Clinical 1.5

SPE 313 Characteristics/Meth of ECED Spec Ed 3

Total 18 Total 17.5

EDU 421 3

EDU 318 3

EDU 411 Student Teaching 12 BST XXX Gen Ed Biblical Elective 3

EDU 491 Senior Seminar 3 GEN 1XX Gen Ed Physical Activity Course 1



SCM Science w/lab gen ed 4

SPE 327 Assessment in Special Education 3

Total 15 Total 17


Assessment and Intervention in Reading

Meth/Materials of Teaching Bilingual Ed (Bilingual Endorsement Only)Fall 2018 Spring 2019



a suggested schedule. Actual course selections should be made with the advice and consent of an academic advisor. While accurately portraying

the information contained in the Judson Catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that document. Students should become familiar

with the catalog in effect at the time in which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the students' responsibility.

Special Education: Early Childhood Education

with ESL/Bilingual EndorsementFall 2015 Spring 2016


Summer 2018


Practicum II, Tch Aid, Hometown


ENG English based on ACT/SAT Score 3 BST 101 Intro to Old Testament 3


3 EDU 102 Day of Assessments 0

PSY 111 Intro to Psychology 3 EDU 131 Practicum I, Diversity 0

SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3 ENG English General Education 3

ESS 101 Wellness 1

ESS 1XX Gen Ed Phys Ed Activity Elective 1

MAT 111 Math 3

SPE 105 Introduction to Special Education 2

Total 14 Total 16

BST 102 Intro to New Testament 3 BST XXX Gen Ed Bible Elective 3

ENG 261 Children's Literature 3 EDU 201 Strategic Education 2

HIS 261 History of Civilization I 3 EDU 231E Practicum IIE, Tchr Aid, Elgin 1

SCM Science w/lab gen ed 4 EDU 231H Practicum II, Hometown 0

EDU 202 Development & Learning 3 SPE 222 Learning Environment 2

SPE 233 Health, Nutrition and Safety 2

SPE 313 Characteristics/Meth of EC Spec Ed 3


Total 16 Total 16

EDU 308 Language Dvlpmt/Young Children 3 EDU 331E Practicum III,. Instr asst ELED 1

SPE 321 3 ESS 447 Adapted Physical Education 3

HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3 EDU 325 Literacy Across the Curriculum 3

SPE 211 Assistive-Augmentative Technology 2 SPE 335 Characteristics/Methods of SCED 3

SPE 325 Communication Disorders SPE 340 Classroom Intervention 3

Characteristics & Strategies 3 SPE 342 Math/Science Methods Elementary,

SPE 332 Character/Meth Inter, Mid Sch Spec Ed 3 Middle & Secondary School 3

Total 17 Total 16

EDU 411 Student Teaching 12 EDU EDU Elective 3

EDU 491 Senior Seminar 3 EDU EDU Elective 3


SPE 327 Assessment in Special Education 3

SPE 330 Child, Family & Community Relationships 3

Total 15 Total 15



JUDSON UNIVERSITY FOUR YEAR PLANNote:The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this page provides only a suggested

schedule. Actual course selections should be made with the advice and consent of an academic advisor. While accurately portraying the information contained in the

Judson Catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that document. Students should become familiar with the catalog in effect at the time in which they

entered the institution. Academic planning is the students' responsibility.

Special Education: Learning Behavior Specialist IFall 2015 Spring 2016



Spring 2019Fall 2018

Reading & Writing Methods


ENG English based on ACT/SAT Score 3 ENG English based on ACT/SAT Score 3


Judson Conversation 2 PSY 111 Intro to Psychology 3

Major Elective 3 HIS History General Education Elective 3

MAT Math based on ACT/SAT Score 3 COM 293 Communication Arts Conference 0

COM 293 Communication Arts Conference 0

14 Total 15

COM 311 Language and Society 3 Major Elective 3

ENG 312 Literary Theory & Criticism 3 ENG Advanced Writing Course 3

ENG Advanced Writing Course 3 HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3

ESS 112-150 ESS Activity Course 1 Communication Workshop 0.5

General Education 3 General Education or Elective 3

Elective 3 ENG 360 Archetypes of Western Lit. 3


Total 16 Total 15.5

ELECT/GEN Elective or Gen Ed 6 Major Elective 3

ENG Advanced Speech 3 Elective and/or Gen Ed Science w/Lab 9

Major Elective 3 ENG History and Structure of Eng. 3

Elective 3 COM 293 Communication Arts Conference 0

ESS 101 Wellness 1

COM 293 Communication Arts Conference 0

Total 16 Total 15

GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing COM 499 Senior Research** 3

the Conversation* 3 Communication Workshop 0.5

SPC Advanced Speech Course 3 Major Elective 3

Major Elective 3 Electives 6

Electives 7 COM 442 Communication Theory & App 3


Total 16 Total 16.5

* Questions of Life can be taken in spring semester of the student's senior year

** Senior Research can be taken in the fall semester of the student's senior year




Note:The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this


advisor. While accurately portraying the information contained in the Judson Catalog, this form is not considered a legal

substitute for that document. Students should become familiar with the catalog in effect at the time in which they entered the

institution. Academic planning is the students' responsibility.

English




COM 293 Comm Arts Conference 0 COM 293 Comm Arts Conference 0

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the BST 102 Intro to Bible Studies: New Testament 3

Judson Conversation 2 SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3

FLM 241 Media Theory I 3 GEN General Education 3

BST 101 Intro to Bible Studies: Old Testament 3 EL Elective 6

GEN General Education 3

EL Elective 3

Total 14 Total 15


COM 311 Language and Society 3 MAJ Major 6

MAJ Major 3 GEN General Education 6

GEN General Education 6 EL Elective 3

EL Elective 3

Total 15 Total 15


MAJ Major 6 MAJ Major 6

GEN General Education 3 GEN General Education 3


Total 15 Total 15


COM 499 Senior Research Project* 3 GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing

MAJ Major 6 the Conversation** 3

EL Elective 6 COM 442 Communication Theory/Application 3

MAJ Major 3

EL Elective 6

Total 15 Total 16

* Senior Research can be taken in the spring semester of the student's senior year

** Questions of Life can be taken in fall semester of the student's senior year





Note:The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this



for that document. Students should become familiar with the catalog in effect at the time in which they entered the institution.


English: Interdisciplinary Communication



BST 101 Intro to Bibl Stds: Old Testament 3 BST 102 Intro to Bibl Stds: New Testament 3

ENG Freshman comp course per to ACT/SAT 3 ESS ESS gen ed phys activity course 1

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering Judson Conversation 2 ENG Freshman comp course such as Media Writing 3

PSY111/SOC150 Gen Ed Intro to Psychology or Sociology 3 SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3

gen ed such as Intro to Soc or Psych 3 COM 293 Communication Arts Conference 0



COM 311 Language and Society 3 3

HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3 BST/ HIS Gen ed Bible elect or history requirement 3

FLM 243 Video Production I OR gen ed 3 SCM Gen ed science w/lab course 4

ENG 357 Creative Writing 3 SPC 325 Storytelling 3

MAT Mathematics gen ed based on ACT/SAT 3 ENG 211 Non-Fiction Prose 3


Total 15 Total 16

SPC 325 Story Telling (recommended) Total 3

BUS 345 Advertising (B) 3 BUS 443 Public Relations (B) OR elective 3

ENG 312 Literary Theory and Criticism 3 BST/ HIS Gen ed Bible elect OR history requirement 3

ENG 360 Archetypes of Western Lit OR Lit elective 3 EL Elective 3

EL Elective 3 ENG 442 Screenwriting for TV and Film 3


Total 12 Total 12

ENG 442 Screenwriting for TV and Film (recommended) Total 3

COM 495 Sr Internship (E) 3 BUS 443 Public Relations (B) OR elective 3

COM 499 Sr Research Project (F) OR independent study 3 COM 442 Communication Theory & Application 3

GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing Conversation 3 COM 495 Sr Internship OR elective OR 3

EL Elective 1 COM 499 Independent Study OR Sr Research Project 3

ENG Writing elective 3 ENG 465X Shakespeare: Plays and Performances 3


Total 13 Total 16


A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

As part of the media major component, you must take either Introduction to Business (usually taken in the first or second year) or Leadership and Changes (in the third or forth

year). You may decide to take both

Communications Workshop is a contribution of service learning to the college community or an appropriate not-for-profit community organization. You must have at least 2

semester of these pass/fail half-credit courses, but we recommended you contribute almost every semester.

Most students find it beneficial to take Internship and/or Group Discussion and/or a lab science in a summer term. This allows them to take several extra electives during the four

years.

You must take either Advertising or Public Relations, although you may take both.

You must take two advanced speech courses (such as SPC220 Oral Interpretation/Literature; SPC221 Speech Techniques for Broadcast Media; SPC320 Argumentation & Debate;

SPC321 Persuasion or SPC323 Advanced Public Speaking.) NOTE: Group discussion also is almost always taught during a three week summer term.

Adv liturature courses include Eminent British Writers, American Literature Since 1865, The Inklings, Hero & Anti-Hero, Man & Woman, Prophetic Comedy, Man & Nature; Faith &

Doubt, Light in Darkness, Children's Literature or Adolescent Literature.

You must complete at least 1 internship (140 or more hours spent with a professional communication organization) and you may complete 2 internships as long as they are

significantly different experiences. Note: It is highly recommended that you complete your Senior Internship during the summer term.

Senior Research Project should be completed during either the fall or spring of your last year.

Communication Arts Conference: You must participate in the Communication Arts Conference each semester, but you get 1 credit in your last semester at Judson.

You must take either Photography for Digital Media or Video Production I, although you may take both.


Summer 2017


Summer 2018




Note: The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this page provides only a suggested schedule. Actual course

selections should be made with the advice and consent of an academic advisor. While accurately portraying the information contained in the Judson Catalog, this form is not considered

a legal substitute for that document. Students should become familiar with the catalog in effect at the time in which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the students'

responsibility.

Media WritingFall 2015 Spring 2016

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the ENG Gen Ed English based on placement 3

Judson Conversation 2 PSY 111 Intro to Psychology 3

SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3 ESS 195 ESS Practicum 1

ENG Gen Ed English based on placement 3 ESS 245 Community Health 2

ESS 101 Wellness 1 BUS 101 Introduction To Business 3

ESS 242 Foundations of HPERS 1 BUS 222 Comprehensive MS Office Applic 4

ESS 251 Motor Development & Learning 2

MAT Math based on placement 3

BUS 102 Accounting Fundamentals 2

Total 17 Total 16

BIO 272 Principles of Anat & Phys w/lab 4 BST 102 Introduction to New Testament 3

BST 101 Intro to Bibl Stu: Old Testament 3 ESS ESS Gen Ed Activity Course 1

ESS 241 Principles of Health 3 ESS 148 Rhythmic Activities 1

ESS 252 Theory/Tech of Team Sports 2 ESS 195 Exercise/Sport Science Practicum 1

ESS 253 Theory/Tech of Indiv Sports 2 ESS 372 Health Nutrition 3

3 HIS 261 History of Civilization I 3

Electives 3

Total 17 Total 15

ESS 378 Sport Psychology 3 BIO 370 Kinesiology 3

ESS 375X Health Aspects of CD 3 ESS 350 Organiz & Admin of Sport/PE 3

ESS 467 Physiology of Exercise 3 ESS 447 Adapted Physical Education 3

ESS 352 Sports Marketing 3 ESS 475 Sport Law and Ethics 3

ESS 450 Phys Activity Assess/Measurement 3 ESS 351 Sport Finance & Fundraising 3

BST Gen Ed Biblical Elective 3

Total 18 Total 15

ESS 495 Sports Management Internship 12 ESS 210 Lifeguarding 1

ENG Gen Ed Upper Division Lit Course 3 ESS Electives 4

ESS 480 Senior Sports Mgmnt Seminar 2

ESS 460 Health Ed & Promotion 3



the Conversation 2

Total 15 Total 15


Fall Spring

Fall Spring

Fall Spring

Summer Three Week Course Sophomore Year

ESS140 Outdoor Recreation 1 semester hour





information contained in the college catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that document. Students should become familiar with

the catalog in effect at the time at which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the students responsibility.

Exercise & Sport Science/Health and Wellness 2015-2016Fall Spring

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the BUS 222 Comprehensive MS Office Applic 4


BUS 101 Introduction to Business 3 ESS 195 ESS Practicum 1

ENG English based on placement 3 PSY 111 Introduction to Psychology 3

ESS 101 Wellness 1 SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3

MAT Math based on placement 3 3

ESS 242 Foundations of HPERS 1

ESS 251 Motor Development & Learning 2

Total 15 Total 17

BIO 272 Principles of Anat & Phys w/lab 4 ESS 255 Principles of Coaching 2

BST 101 Intro to Bibl Stu: Old Testament 3 BUS 102 Accounting Fundamentals 2

ESS 252 Theory/Tech of Team Sports 2 ESS 195 ESS Practicum 1

ESS 253 Theory/Tech of Individual Sports 2 HIS 261 History of Civilization I 3

HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3 ESS 210 Lifeguarding 1

ESS Gen Ed Physical Activity Course 1 BST 102 Intro to Bibl Stu: New Testament 3

BUS3 3*** 300 Level Business Course 3

Total 15 Total 15

BUS 347X Business Communication 3 BUS 443 Public Relations 3

ESS 467 Physiology of Exercise 3 ESS 351 Sport Finance and Fundraising 3

BUS3 3**** 300 Level Business Course 3 ESS 447 Adapted Physical Education 3

Elective 3 ESS 475 Sport Law and Ethics 3

ESS 378 Sport Psychology 3 Elective 3

ESS 352 Sports Marketing 3

Total 18 Total 15

GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing ESS 495 Sports Management Internship 12

the Conversation 2 ENG Eng Upper Div Gen Ed Lit Course 3

ESS 480 Senior Sports Management Seminar 2 ESS 350 Organization & Admin of Sport/PE 3

BUS3 3**** 300 Level Business Course 3

BST BST Gen Ed Elective 3

Elective 6

Total 16 Total 18


Fall Spring

Fall Spring

Summer Three Week Course Junior Year

ESS140 Outdoor Recreation 1 semester hour




the catalog in effect at the time at which they entered the institution. Academic planning is the students responsibility.

Exercise & Sport Science/Sport Administration 2015-2016Fall Spring

Fall Spring





ENG English based on ACT/SAT Score 3 HIS 172 Rise of U.S. from 1877 3

SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3 SOC 151 Introduction to Sociology 3

HIS 171 Rise of U.S. to 1877 3

Total 14 Total 15

6

Total 6

Gen ed Science with Lab 4

ENG

ENG

36*

or 37* Literature General Education 3

PSY 111 Intro to Psychology 3 HIS 262 History of Civilaztion II 3

HIS 261 History of Civilization I 3 HIS World or US History 3

ENG 211 Nonfiction Prose 3 Electives/2nd Major/Minor Requirements 3

MIS 101 Intro to Word Processing 1 PHL 260 Introduction to Philosophy

ESS 101 Wellness 1 OR

SOC391X Statistics & Research Design 3

Total 15 Total 15

HIS World or US History 6 HIS World or US History 6

HIS Biblical Studies gen ed elective 3 SPC 323 Advanced Public Speaking 3

Electives/2nd Major/Minor Requirements 6 Electives/2nd Major/Minor Requirements 9

Total 15 Total 15

HIS World or US History 6 HIS 484 Historical Research & Writing 3

GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing HIS World or US History 3

the Conversation 3 Electives/2nd Major/Minor Requirements 9

Electives/2nd Major/Minor Requirements 6

ESS 2-150 Gen ed ESS activity course 1

Total 16 Total 15





BIO/BCM/CHM

PHS/PHY

Any Summer Terms

Electives






HistoryFall 2015 Spring 2016





ENG English based on ACT/SAT Score 3 HIS 172 Rise of U.S. from 1877 3

SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3 SOC 151 Introduction to Sociology 3

HIS 171 Rise of U.S. to 1877 3

Total 14 Total 15

6

Total 6

BIO/CHM/PHS/PHY Lab Science 4

ENG

ENG

36*

or 37* Literature General Education 3

SPC 120 Foundations of Speech 3 HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3

HIS 261 History of Civilization I 3 HIS World or US History 3

Pre-Law Elective 3 Pre-Law Elective 3

MIS 101 Intro to Word Processing 1 Electives/2nd Major/ Minor Requirements 3

ESS 101 Wellness 1

Total 15 Total 15

HIS 3** World or US History 6 HIS 3** World or US History 6

BST Biblical Studies Gen Ed Elective 3 POL 295 Pre-Law Practicum I or II 3

POL 222 American Government 3 or 495

Pre-Law Elective 3 Electives/2nd Major/ Minor Requirements 6

Total 15 Total 15

HIS World or US History 6 HIS 484 Historical Research & Writing 3

GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing HIS World or US History 3

the Conversation 3 Electives/2nd Major/ Minor Requirements 9

Electives/2nd Major/ Minor Requirements 6

ESS 112-150 Activity Course 1

Total 16 Total 15








History Pre-LawFall 2015 Spring 2016


Any Summer Terms

Electives






ENG English based on ACT/SAT score 3 HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3

SOC 151 Introduction to Sociology 3 BIO 177 4

MAT Math based on ACT/SAT Score 3

Total 14 Total 16

BST Biblical Studies gen ed elective 3 ENG 36* or 37* Literature upper division gen ed 3

COM 314 Intercultural Communications 3 Major-Core requirement 3

SOC 355X Cultural Diversity 3 Major-Core elective 3

ESS 101 Wellness 1 Electives 6

Electives 6 ESS Gen ed ESS physical activity course 1

Total 16 Total 16

Major-Core requirement 3 Study Abroad 12

Major-Core elective 3

Electives 9 NOTE: 15 hours required for Illinois State Aid.

Total 16 Total 12

GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing SSC 484X 3

the Conversation 3 12

Major-Core elective 3

Electives 10

Total 16 Total 15


Fall 2015

Environmental Science with Lab


Fall 2018

Any Summer Terms


Spring 2019

Electives


Note: The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this page provides only




INTERCULTURAL STUDIESSpring 2016

Intercultural Research & Writing

HIS367

HIS367-7



ENG English based on ACT/SAT score 3 ENG English based on ACT/SAT score 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering

The Judson Conversation 2 ESS 101 Wellness 1

MUS 002 Private Piano Instr., No Credit 0 MUS 002 Private Piano Instr., No Credit 0

MUS 001 or 002

or 004 or 014

Priv Guitar, Piano, Voice

or Percussion Instr., No Credit 0

MUS 001 or 002

or 004 or 014


or Percussion Instr., No

Credit 0

MUS 142, 148, 150 Performance Ensemble 0.5 MUS 142, 148, 150 Performance Ensemble 0.5

MUS 151 Music Theory I 3 MUS 152 Music Theory II 3

MUS 153 Ear Training/Sight Singing I 1 MUS 154 Ear Training/Sight Singing II 1

Muss 174 Intro to Music Publishing & Copyright 3 WOR 152 Worship Band Fundamentals 3

TOTAL 15.5 NOTE: 15 hours required for Illinois State Aid TOTAL 14.5

BST Any Bible Elective (Gen. Ed.) 3 BUS 251 Principles of Accounting 3

BUS 250 or 255 Mgmt Principles or Mrktng Fundamentals 3 MUS 202 Private Piano Instr., Credit 1

3 MUS 224 Introduction to Music Technology 2

MUS 202 Private Piano Instr., Credit 1 MUS 142, 148, 150 Performance Ensemble 0.5

MUS 201 or 202

or 204 or 214


or Percussion Instr., Credit 1

MUS 201 or 202

or 204 or 214 1

MUS 142, 148, 150 Performance Ensemble 0.5 MUS 373 Recording Techniques II 3

MUS 173 Recording Techniques I 3 WOR 320 Songwriting for Contemp Worship 3

EL ELECTIVE Any Elective(s) 2

TOTAL 14.5 TOTAL 15.5

BUS 344 Personal Finance 3 BUS 347X Business Communication 3

MAT Gen Ed Math based on ACT/SAT Scores 3 PSY 111 Introduction to Psychology 3

SPC 120 Introduction to Speech 3 SCM 1XX Gen Ed Science Course w/Lab 4

ESS 1XX Activity Course 1 MUS 302 Private Piano Instr., Credit 1

MUS 301 or 302

or 304 or 314



MUS 301 or 302

or 304 or 314



MUS 302 Private Piano Instr., Credit 1 MUS 142, 148, 150 Performance Ensemble 0.5

MUS 142, 148, 150 Performance Ensemble 0.5 EL ELECTIVE Any Elective 3

EL ELECTIVE Any Elective 3 Piano Proficiency Exam


ENG English Lit 360s or 370s 3 HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3

BUS 454 Entre/New Venture Management 3 GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing the

HIS XXX Gen Ed History HIS261 or Alternative 3 Conversation 3

PSY 309 Interpersonal Relationships 3 MUS 402 Private Piano Instr., Credit 1

MUS 402 Private Piano Instr., Credit 1

MUS 401 or 402

or 404 or 414



MUS

401 or 402

or 404 or 414


or Percussion Instr., Credit 1 MUS 142, 148, 150 Performance Ensemble 0.5

MUS 142, 148, 150 Performance Ensemble 0.5 MUS 473 Senior Music Business Project 2

EL ELECTIVE Any Elective 3


A minimum of 15 hours must be taken each semester to qualify for Illinois State Aid.

40% of major requirements must be completed at Judson

40% of major requirements must be upper division

GEN 181M does not apply toward major.

NOTE: 15 hours required for Illinois State Aid


JUDSON UNIVERSITY FOUR YEAR PLANNote:The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this page

provides only a suggested schedule. Actual course selections should be made with the advice and consent of an academic advisor.

While accurately portraying the information contained in the Judson Catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that

document. Students should become familiar with the catalog in effect at the time at which they entered the institution. Academic

planning is the students' responsibility.

Music Business & Entrepreneurship Fall 2015 Spring 2016





or Percussion Instr., Credit

ART/FLM/THE181 ART/FLM/THE Appreciation (not ART)


ENG English based on ACT score 3 ENG English based on ACT score 3


Judson Conversation 2 MUS 102 Private Piano Instr., Credit

MUS 102 Private Piano Instr., Credit 1 MUS 101-118 118 Private Instruction 1

MUS 101-118 Private Instruction 1 MUS 142, 148, 150 Performance Ensemble 0.5

MUS 142, 148, 150 Performance Ensemble 0.5 MUS 152 Theory II 3

MUS 151 Theory I 3 MUS 154 Ear Training/Sight Singing II 1

MUS 153 Ear Training/Sight Singing I 1

NOTE: 15 hours required for Illinois State Aid Total 14.5 NOTE: 15 hours required for Illinois State Aid Total 14.5

ESS Gen Ed Activity Course 1 MUS 202 Private Piano Instr., Credit 1

MUS 202 Private Piano Instr., Credit 1 MUS 201-18 Private Instruction 1

MUS 201-18 Private Instruction 1 MUS 142, 148, 150 Performance Ensemble 0.5

MUS 142, 148, 150 Performance Ensemble 0.5 MUS 458 Orchestration 3

MUS 251 Theory III 3 EL ELECTIVES Any Electives 10

MUS 253 Ear Training/Sight Singing III 1

EL ELECTIVES Any Electives 8


MAT 111 Math based on Math ACT score 3 SCM Science Gen Elective w/Lab 4

MUS 301-18 Private Instruction 1 3

MUS 142, 148, 150 Performance Ensemble 0.5 PSY 111 Intro to Psych. (or SOC 151) 3

MUS 155 Keyboard Harmony I 1 MUS 301-18 Private Instruction 1

MUS 351 History/Literature of Music I 3 MUS 142, 148, 150 Performance Ensemble 0.5

EL ELECTIVES Any Electives 7 MUS 352 History/Literature of Music II 3


BST Bible Elective 3 GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing

ENG English Lit 360-363 OR 461-463 3 the Conversation 3

HIS 261 History of Civ. I 3 HIS 262 History of Civ. II 3

MUS 401-18 Private Piano Instr., Credit 1 MUS 401-18 Private Instruction 1

MUS 142, 148, 150 Performance Ensemble 0.5 MUS 142, 148, 150 Performance Ensemble 0.5

EL ELECTIVES Any Electives 5 MUS 481 Senior Recital 0

EL ELECTIVES Any Electives 7


A minimum of 15 hours must be taken each semester to qualify for Illinois State Aid.


Spring 2017



Fall 2016


ART/FLM/THE181 ART/FLM/THE Appreciation (not ART)




portraying the information contained in the college catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that document. Students should

become familiar with the catalog in effect at the time at which they entered the institution.

Music Performance Fall 2015 Spring 2016

GEN 181M does not apply toward major.

40% of major requirements must be completed at Judson

The Piano Proficiency requirement is fulfilled by successful completion of MUS102/202 and MUS155 Keyboard Harmony I

All Music Performance Students are encouraged to declare a Music or Worship Arts minor. Please check the Judson website or contract

the Music Department chair.

40% of major requirements must be upper division



Judson Conversation 2 ENG English Elective 3

ENG English based on ACT/SAT Score 3 PSY 221,224,227X Developmental Psychology 3

MAT Math based on ACT/SAT Score 3 SOC 151 Introduction to Sociology 3

PSY 111 Introduction to Psychology 3 ESS 101 Wellness 1

Total 14 Total 16

PSY Psychology Electives 6 PSY Psychology Electives 6

GEN General Education Courses 9 HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3

ESS General Education ESS Activity Course 1 GEN General Education Courses 6

PSY 296 Psychology Intership I

Total 16 Total 15

PSY Psychology Electives 6 PSY Psychology Electives 6

HIS History General Education Elective 3 Social Science Elective 3

PSY 391X Statistics and Research Design 4 GEN General Education Course 4

ELEC Elective 3 ENG General Education Literature Elective 3

Total 16 Total 16

PSY Psychology Elective 6 PSY Psychology Electives 9

GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing GEN General Education Electives 6

the Conversation 3

Social Science Elective 3

GEN General Education 3

PSY 491 Senior Seminar in Psychology 1

Total 15 Total 15

Psychology Internship I PSY296 if possible Psychology Internship II PSY496 if possible


PSY296/496 Psychology Internship I/II

PSY/SOC




PSY/SOC


Summer 2017 or 2018






PsychologyFall 2015 Spring 2016

SOC 151 Introduction to Sociology 3 SOC Sociology course 3




ENG English based on ACT/SAT Score 3 PSY 111 Introduction to Psychology 3

MAT Math based on ACT/SAT Score 3 ESS 101 Wellness 1

Total 14 Total 16

SOC Sociology Requirement 3 SOC Sociology Requirements 3

SOC Sociology Elective 3 SOC Sociology Course 3

GEN General Education Courses 10 HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3

GEN General Education Courses 7

Total 16 Total 16

SOC Sociology Course 3 SOC Sociology Course 3

SOC Sociology Course 3 SOC 296X Sociology Intership I 3

PSY 391X Statistics and Research Design 4 SOC 492X 4

HIS History General Education 3 GEN General Education Course 3

Elective 3 ENG Gen Ed Upper Div Lit Elective 3

Total 16 Total 16

SOC Sociology Course 3 SOC Sociology Course 3

GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing GEN General Education Electives 6

the Conversation 3 Electives 7

General Education 3

Electives 7

Total 16 Total 16

Sociology Internship I SOC296 if possible Sociology Internship II SOC496 if possible


SUMMER SUMMER

TWO SOCIOLOGY COURSES:




Fall YEAR FOUR

Spring YEAR THREE

ONE SOCIOLOGY COURSE:ONE SOCIOLGY COURSE:

Spring YEAR FOUR

Research Methods in Soc Science


Note:The Academic Planning Sheet is designed as a guide for students planning their course selections. The information on this page

provides only a suggested schedule. Actual course selections should be made with the advice and consent of an academic advisor.

While accurately portraying the information contained in the Judson Catalog, this form is not considered a legal substitute for that

document. Students should become familiar with the catalog in effect at the time at which they entered the institution. Academic

planning is the students' responsibility.

Sociology 2015-2016Fall YEAR ONE Spring YEAR ONE

ONE SOCIOLOGY COURSE:

Fall YEAR THREE

Fall YEAR TWO

ONE SOCIOLOGY COURSE:

Spring YEAR TWO


BIO 171 Principles of Biology w/Lab 4 BIO 172 Prin Organismal Biology w/Lab 4

CHM 153 General Chemistry I w/Lab 4 CHM 154 General Chemistry II w/Lab 4

MAT 211 Functions and Calculus I ENG English based on ACT/SAT 3

or 215 Calculus I 3-5 General Education Electives 6

GEN 101 Questions of Life 2

13-15 17

BIO 379 Ecology w/Lab 4 BIO Biology Elective 4

CHM 257 Organic Chemistry I w/Lab 5 CHM 258 Organic Chemistry II w/Lab 5

SCM 219 Sophomore Science Seminar 1 General Education Electives 3

General Education Electives 6 Elective 3

16 15

BIO 380 Genetic Analysis w/Lab 4 BIO Biology Elective 4

General Education electives 5 MAT 311 Probability and Statistics w/Lab 4

Electives 6 SCM 319 Junior Science Seminar 1

General Education Electives 3

Electives 3

15 15

BIO Biology Elective 4 BIO 376 Evolutionary Theory w/Lab 4

SCM 419 Senior Science Seminar 1 General Education Electives 6

GEN 401 Questions of Life 3 Electives 6

General Education electives 3

Electives 6

17 16Note: A minimum of 15 hours must be taken each semester to qualify for Illinois State Aid.


Total Total

Total Total


Total Total


Biology


Total Total

BIO 171 Principles of Biology w/Lab 4 MAT 216 Calculus II 3



or 215 Calculus I 3-5 General Education Electives 6


13-15 16

CHM 257 Organic Chemistry I w/Lab 5 CHM 258 Organic Chemsitry II w/Lab 5

SCM 219 Sophomore Science Seminar 1 BIO Biology Elective 4

BIO Biology Elective 4 General Education Electives 5

General Education Electives 6 Electives 3

16 17

BIO Biology Electives 8 CHM 255 Analytical Chemistry w/Lab 5

General Education Electives 6 SCM 319 Junior Science Seminar 1

BIO Biology Elective 4


14 16

BCM 358 General Biochemistry I w/Lab 4 BCM 471 General Biochemistry II w/Lab 4

PHY 237 General Physics I w/Lab 4 PHY 238 General Physics II w/Lab 4

SCM 419 Senior Science Seminar 1 Mat 311 Probability and Statistics w/Lab 4


General Education electives 3 Electives 3

Electives 3



Total Total

Total Total


Total Total


Biochemisty


Total Total

BIO 171 Principles of Biology w/Lab 4 BIO Biology Elective 4



or 215 Calculus I 3-5 MAT 216 Calculus II 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life 2 General Education Elective 3

13-15 17

CHM 257 Organic Chemistry I w/Lab 5 CHM 258 Organic Chemistry II w/Lab 5

PHY 237 General Physics I w/Lab 4 PHY 238 General Physics II w/Lab 4

SCM 219 Sophomore Science Seminar 1 General Education Elective 6


16 15

General Education Electives 5 CHM 255 Analytical Chemsitry w/Lab 5

Electives 9 SCM 319 Juinor Science Seminar 1


Electives 6

14 15

CHM 355 Physical Chemistry I 3 CHM 356 Physical Chemistry II 3

SCM 419 Senior Science Seminar 1 MAT 311 Probability and Statistics w/Lab 4

CHM Chemistry Elective 3-4 General Education Electives 6

GEN 401 Questions of Life 3 Electives 3


Electives 3

16-17 16Note: A minimum of 15 hours must be taken each semester to qualify for Illinois State Aid.

Total

Total Total

Chemistry

Total

Total


Total




Total

Total

BIO 177 Environmental Science w/Lab 4 CHM 154 General Chemistry II w/Lab 4

CHM 153 General Chemistry I w/Lab 4 BIO Biology Elective 4


or 215 Calculus I 3-5 General Education Electives 3-6


13-15 14-17

BIO 171 Principles of Biology w/Lab 4 BIO 320 Conservation Biology w/Lab 4

SCM 219 Sophomore Science Seminar 1 MAT 311 Probability and Statisics w/Lab 4

BIO 379 Ecology w/Lab 4 General Educaion Electives 4-6


15 14-15

BIO 380 Genetic Analysis w/Lab 4 CHM 255 Analytical Chemistry w/Lab 5

General Education Electives 5-6 SCM 319 Junior Science Seminar 1

Electives 6 THS 223 Environmental Theology 3

Electives 6

15-16 15

SCM 419 Senior Science Seminar 1 BIO 376 Evolutionary Theory w/Lab 4

BIO Biology Elective 4 BIO Biology Elective 4

GEN 401 Questions of Life 2 General Education Electives 4-6


Electives 6-9

16 14-15

(ENG371 and THS223 are suggested gen eds)


Total

Total Total

Environmental Science


Total Total



Total Total


Total

(ENG371 and THS223 are suggested gen eds)

SCM Science Sequence A 4 SCM Science Sequence A 4


or 215 Calculus I 3-5 MAT 216 Calculus II 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life 2 General Education Electives 3

General Education Electives 3-6 Electives 3

12.5-17.5 16

SCM Science Sequence B 4 SCM Science Sequence B 4

SCM 219 Sophomore Science Seminar 1 General Education Electives 6


Electives 3

14 16

SCM Science Electives 4 SCM 319 Junior Science Seminar 1

General Education Electives 5-8 SCM Science Electives 4

Electives 3-6 General Education Electives 6

Electives 6

15 17

SCM 419 Senior Science Seminar 1 MAT 311 Probability and Statistics w/Lab 4

SCM Science Electives 4 SCM Science Electives 4


Electives 9 Electives 3

17 14



Total Total

Total Total


Total Total


Natural Science


Total Total

MAT 211 Functions and Calculus I MAT 216 Calculus II 3

or 215 Calculus I 3-5 ENG English based on ACT/SAT 3



Electives 3

14-16 15

MAT 315 Calculus III 3 MAT 316 Calculus IV 3

MAT Math Elective 3 MAT Math Elective 3

General Education Electives 3 General Education Electives 3

9 9

MAT Math Elective 3 MAT 311 Probability and Statistics w/Lab 4

SCM Science Sequence 4 MAT Math Elective 3

General Education Electives 5 SCM Science Sequence 4

Electives 3 General Education Electives 3

Electives 3

15 17

MAT 492 Senior Readings 1 MAT Math Elective 3

ITS Programming Elective 3 SCM Science/Math elective 2-4


General Education electives 3 General Education Electives 3

Electives 6 Electives 9



Total Total

Total Total

Mathematics


Total Total


Total Total



ENG English based on ACT/SAT score 3 EL Elective 3

ESS 101 Welness 1 EL Elective 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the ENG English based on ACT/SAT score 3

Judson Conversation 2 MAT Math based on ACT/SAT score 3

PSY 111 Intro to Psychology (or SOC151) 3 COM 293 Comm Arts Conference 0


COM 293 Comm Arts Conference 0

Total 15 Total 15

COM 220 Intro to Study of Communication 3 EL Elective 3


FLM 241 Media Theory I 3 ESS Activity course 1

3 HIS 262 History of Civilization II 3

HIS 261 History of Civilization I 3 SPC 220 Oral Interpretation/Literature 3

COM 293 Comm Arts Conference 0 SPC 322 Group Discussion 3


Total 15 Total 16

COM 311 Language and Society 3 BST Bible elective 3

ENG 360 Archetypes of Western Lit. 3 EL Elective 3



SPC 3** Advanced speech course 3 SCM Gen Ed Science with Lab*** 4


Total 15 Total 16

COM Elective 3 COM 314 Intercultural Communication 3

COM 499 Senior Research** 3 COM 442 Communication Theory/Application 3

ENG Adv literature elective 3 EL Elective 3

FLM 242 Media Theory II 3 EL Elective 3

PHL 364 Christian Ethics 3 GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing*

COM 293 Comm Arts Conference 0 The Conversation 3


Total 15 Total 16

* Questions of Life can be taken in spring semester of the student's senior year

** Senior Research can be taken in the fall semester of the student's senior year

*** The lab science course can be taken during the summer or three week term, or some

time during the academic year.



Speech Communication and Performing Arts:

Communication Studies











MAT Math based on ACT/SAT Score 3-5 SPC 120 Foundation of Speech 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the PSY/SOC Gen Ed Psychology/Sociology 3

Judson Conversation 2 WOR 152 Worship Band Fundamentals 3

MUS 151 Music Theory I 3 ENG Gen Ed English 3

MUS 153 Ear Training-Sight Singing I 1 MUS 1** Ensembles 0.5

ENG English based on ACT/SAT Score 3

MUS 1** Ensembles 0.5

Total 15.5-17.5 Total 15.5


WOR 201 Worship Resources 2 THS 221 Christian Theology 3

Major Elective 3 MUS 257 History/Practice of Worship Music 3

Elective 4 SPC 330 Speaking the Faith 3

SPC 322 Group Discussion 3 3

Total 14 Total 15

WOR 142 Basic Audio/Video Prod for Worship 3 WOR 302 Worship & the Arts 3

Elective 6 WOR 491 Sr Sem: Issues Contemp Worship 3

WOR 225X History & Theology of Worship 3 ENG Gen Ed Upper Div Literature 3

Major Electives 3

Total 12 Total 12

GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing WOR 303 Designing & Facilitating Worship 3

the Conversation 3 COM 442 Comm Theory and Application 3

SCM Gen Ed Science with Lab 4 Major Electives 6

General Education 3 General Education/Electives 4

EL Major Elective 4

EL Elective 3

Total 17 Total 16

WOR 495 Worship Arts Internship 3

Summer



NOTE: Students receiving Illinois State Aid must take 15 hours. NOTE: Students receiving Illinois State Aid must take 15 hours.

NOTE: Students receiving Illinois State Aid must take 15 hours.






Worship Arts (Even Years)





MAT Math based on ACT/SAT Score 3-5 SPC 120 Foundation of Speech 3

GEN 101 Questions of Life: Entering the PSY/SOC Gen Ed Psychology/Sociology 3

Judson Conversation 2 WOR 152 Worship Band Fundamentals 3

MUS 151 Music Theory I 3 ENG Gen Ed English 3

MUS 153 Ear Training-Sight Singing I 1 MUS 1** Ensembles 0.5

ENG English based on ACT/SAT Score 3

MUS 1** Ensembles 0.5

Total 15.5-17.5 Total 15.5


WOR 142 Basic Audio/Video Prod for Worship 3 THS 221 Christian Theology 3

Elective 3 Elective 9

SPC 322 Group Discussion 3

Total 12 Total 15

Major Elective 3 WOR 303 Designing & Facilitating Worship 3

Elective 3 ENG Gen Ed Upper Div Literature 3

WOR 201 Worship Resources 2 Major Electives 3

WOR 225X History & Theology of Worship 3 MUS 257 History/Practice of Worship Music 3

SPC 330 Speaking the Faith 3

Total 14 Total 12

GEN 401 Questions of Life: Continuing WOR 302 Worship & the Arts 3

the Conversation 3 COM 442 Comm Theory and Application 3

General Education 6 General Education/Electives 4

Major Electives 4 WOR 491 Sr Sem: Issues Contemp Worship 3

Elective 3

Total 16 Total 13

WOR 495 Worship Arts Internship 3






Worship Arts (Odd Years)Fall 2015 Spring 2016

Summer




NOTE: Students receiving Illinois State Aid must take 15 hours.

NOTE: Students receiving Illinois State Aid must take 15 hours. NOTE: Students receiving Illinois State Aid must take 15 hours.

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