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    Kayla 4 Year

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    This document outlines the required coursework for freshmen through senior year in the fields of biology, chemistry, and social work. In the freshman year, students take introductory courses in the Christian liberal arts, biology, chemistry, music, literature, philosophy, psychology, and health and fitness. Sophomore courses include US history, physics, genetics, social work field observation, and cultural diversity. Junior year covers organic chemistry, comparative anatomy, Christian beliefs, physiology, social welfare systems, and persuasion. Senior year focuses on biochemistry, physical chemistry, cell biology, child welfare, case management, and a senior colloquium.

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    This document outlines the required coursework for freshmen through senior year in the fields of biology, chemistry, and social work. In the freshman year, students take introductory courses in the Christian liberal arts, biology, chemistry, music, literature, philosophy, psychology, and health and fitness. Sophomore courses include US history, physics, genetics, social work field observation, and cultural diversity. Junior year covers organic chemistry, comparative anatomy, Christian beliefs, physiology, social welfare systems, and persuasion. Senior year focuses on biochemistry, physical chemistry, cell biology, child welfare, case management, and a senior colloquium.

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    This document outlines the required coursework for freshmen through senior year in the fields of biology, chemistry, and social work. In the freshman year, students take introductory courses in the Christian liberal arts, biology, chemistry, music, literature, philosophy, psychology, and health and fitness. Sophomore courses include US history, physics, genetics, social work field observation, and cultural diversity. Junior year covers organic chemistry, comparative anatomy, Christian beliefs, physiology, social welfare systems, and persuasion. Senior year focuses on biochemistry, physical chemistry, cell biology, child welfare, case management, and a senior colloquium.

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    Kayla 4 Year

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    Kara Monk
    This document outlines the required coursework for freshmen through senior year in the fields of biology, chemistry, and social work. In the freshman year, students take introductory courses in the Christian liberal arts, biology, chemistry, music, literature, philosophy, psychology, and health and fitness. Sophomore courses include US history, physics, genetics, social work field observation, and cultural diversity. Junior year covers organic chemistry, comparative anatomy, Christian beliefs, physiology, social welfare systems, and persuasion. Senior year focuses on biochemistry, physical chemistry, cell biology, child welfare, case management, and a senior colloquium.

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    Required Courses

    Freshman Fall
    ITD1101G Introduction to the Christian Liberal Arts BIB1004G History and Faith of Biblical Communities MTH1002G Music in the Western World BIO1054G General Zoology with Laboratory 1 4 2 4

    Freshman J-term
    ENG1063G Introduction to Literature 3

    Freshman Spring
    PHI2003G Introduction to Philosophy PSY1013G General Psychology PED1002G Principles of Health and Fitness CHE1041 General Chemistry II Laboratory CHE1043 General Chemistry II MAT2063G Introduction to Statistics 3 3 2 1 3 3

    Sophomore Fall
    HIS2023G United States History since 1865 PHY2014G General Physics I with Laboratory BIO3034 Genetics with Laboratory SWK1012 Social Work Field Observation I SWK1013 Introduction to Social Work 3 4 4 2 3

    Sophomore J-term SEE WHATS AVAILABLE TRIP? Sophomore Spring


    PHY2024 General Physics II with Laboratory CHE3024 Organic Chemistry I with Laboratory CHE4001 Technical Writing in Chemistry SWK2001 Social Work Documentation SWK2003 Cultural and Human Diversity SWK2012 Social Work Field Observation II 4 4 1 1 3 2

    Junior Fall
    CHE3014 Quantitative Chemistry with Laboratory CHE3034 Organic Chemistry II with Laboratory BIO3045 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy with Laboratory SWK2022 Social Work Interviewing 4 4 5 2

    Junior J-term
    THE3003G Christian Beliefs 3

    Junior Spring
    BIO3064 Vertebrate Physiology with Laboratory 4

    SWK2073 Social Welfare Systems COM3043G Persuasion

    3 3

    CHE2001 Special Topics in Chemistry and Physical Science

    Senior Fall
    ITD5033G Senior Colloquium CHE4014 Biochemistry I with Laboratory SWK3043 Child Welfare BIO4073 Cell Biology 3 4 3 3

    Senior J-term Senior Spring


    CHE4024 Biochemistry II with Laboratory CHE4054 Physical Chemistry with Laboratory BIO4064 Molecular Biology with Laboratory SWK3053 Case Management 4 4 4 33

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