Narrative Courses

1 CSYC course
1 semester at 200 (Intermediate) level
AND
AND/OR
And/or any course with PSYC prefix
Any 6 hours in CSC or CYSC 200 or above
Any 9 hours in CSC or CYSC 200 or above
Any 200+ ACCT, BADM, ECON
Any 200+ CHEM, PHYS, MATH, ENGR, BIOL, CSC, or ITSC 122, excluding ENGR 350
Any 200+ CHEM, PHYS, MATH, ENGR, CSC, or ITSC 122, excluding ENGR 350
Any BIOL,CHEM, PHYS
Any 200+ CHEM, PHYS, MATH, ENGR (excluding ENGR 350), or any CSC
Any 200+ CHEM, PHYS, MATH or BIOL
Any 200+ CSC
Any other CRMJ course not taken in core
Applied course (additional PHYS, or CHEM With Lab, or CSC course (CSC 122 or above))
Applied course (additional PHYS, or CHEM With Lab, or ITSC course)
Approved Seminars or other courses
Art/Drama/Literature/Music
Art/Drama/Music
Art/Drama/Music (Recommend MULH 341)
Artist Elective
Au Sable Course
Au Sable Courses
BIBL Bible Elective
BIBL Electives in Bible (Other than the General Studies requirements)
BIBL/MIN Elective
BIBL/PHIL Elective
BIOL Human Anatomy & Physiology
Business Elective
BBST BBST - Biblical Studies courses
BBST/CHMN/THES Electives 6
CHMN CHMN - Christian Ministry courses
CHMN/THES 5xx BBST/CHMN/THES Electives
Choose three credits from the following:
COMM and Foreign Language Choose 6 credits from the following:
Choose 8 credits from the following:
Choose one course from the following:
Choose two of three options for a total of 6 hours:
Communications/Speech
ECON, HIST, PSYC, SOC
CRMJ Two elective courses
CSC CSC 150/ CSC 350
CSC Any 6 hours
CSC Any 9 hours
CSC, CYSC or ITSC Electives
CSC, ITSC or PHYS Electives
CSC or PHYS Electives
ECON ECON Electives*
ECON Electives
ECON/HIST/SS/SOC Elective
Economics/History Elective
EDTR 5XX Methods of Teaching – Secondary Grades
Electives from ACCT, BADM, ECON
Electives from EDUC, SPED, EDLT, EDAD
Electives or licensure area coursework from EDUC, SPED, EDLT, EDAD
Electives or licensure area coursework from EDUC, SPED, EDLT, EDAD
Electives or licensure area coursework from EDUC, SPED, EDLT, EDAD
Electives in Accounting, Computer Applications, Business Administration or Economics
Electives in Accounting, Computer Applications, Business Management, or Economics
Electives in Ministry (MIN)
Electives in SOC, SS, HS
Electives in MIN, MUWA, THEO, or YMN
Electives in THEO, BIBL, MIN, or YMN
ENGL Elective
FA Music/Art/Theatre
FA/THTR/ART/Music Elective(s)
FA/THTR/LIT/ART/Music Elective
Foreign Language
Foreign Language
Foreign Language Intermediate level (waived if met in Core)
Foreign Language (two semesters, recommend Greek or Hebrew)
Foreign Language (one semester)
Foreign Language (two semesters)
Higher level MATH
HIST History Elective
History (Any HIST prefixed course)
History Elective (Recommend HIST 246)
*International/Cross Cultural Learning Experience
*International/Cross Cultural Learning Experience
KINE 357-365 Coaching Course (select one)
Life Science/lab
LIT Any 9 hours
LIT Elective in Literature (Other than the General Education requirement)
Literature or Fine Arts
LIT Literature Elective
Major Ensemble
Major Ensemble (eight semesters)
Major Ensemble (four semesters)
MATH MATH above MATH 131
MATH Any MATH 300 or above
MATH Any MATH elective, 300 or above
MATH Any MATH elective numbered 300 or above Except 395, 396, 481, 402
MATH College Level Mathematics
Mathematics/Science with Lab
Mathematics/Science
Mathematics/Science with Lab
MIN/YMN Electives in Ministry or Youth Ministry
MUAP 145/146/147 Elective Music Lessons (2 semesters)
MUAP 151/171/181 Voice/Instrument/Piano Lessons
MUAP 151-351 Piano Lessons
MUAP 351/371/381 Voice/Instrument/Piano Lessons
MUAP 171-371 Voice Lessons
MUAP 181-381 Orchestral Instrument Lessons
MUAP Lessons (two semesters)
MUEN Large Ensemble (two semesters)
MUEN Major Ensemble (seven semesters)
One-additional-course-from-the-following
OR
PHIL Any 9 hours
PHIL Electives in Philosophy*
PHYS/ENGR Elective at the level of 200 or above
Physical Science/lab
PHYS or CHEM w/Lab
Primary Concentration in one subject area*
PSYC Elective
PSYC, SOC, ECON, HIST, SS, APOL
Science (lab optional)
Science with Lab
Science (non-lab or lab)
Science with Lab (life science)
Science with Lab (PHYS, CHEM)
Science with Lab (PHYS, CHEM, BIOL)
Secondary Concentration in another subject area*
Secondary Concentration in another subject area*
Secondary Concentration in one subject area*
Secondary Concentration in one subject area*
Select 6 hours from BIBL, THEO, MIN, YMN, MUWA, PHIL
Select 9 hours from other THTR courses
(S)electives from Fine Arts, Foreign Language or History
Select nine additional hours from COMM
SOC Courses with SOC prefix
SOC Sociology Elective
SS Elective Culture Study
Technical Elective
Transition to Teaching Program Completion
THES THES - Theology, History, Ethics, Society courses
WRIT Elective in Writing
YMN Non-internship Electives
BIOL 301 Land and Water Resources
BIOL 302 Lake Ecology and Management
BIOL 303 Ecological Agriculture
BIOL 304 International Development & Environmental Sustainability
BIOL 305 Field Ecology of Birds
BIOL 311 Field Botany
BIOL 312 Insect Biology & Ecology
BIOL 318 Marine Biology
BIOL 321 Animal Ecology
BIOL 322 Aquatic Biology
BIOL 323 Stream Ecology
BIOL/ENVST/GEOG 330 Geographic Information Systems
BIOL/ENVST 331 Ecological Analysis in R
BIOL 342 Fish Ecology and Management
BIOL 343 Sustainability, Tropical Agriculture and Development
BIOL 345 Wildlife Ecology
BIOL/ENVST 354 Environmental Justice
BIOL 358 Field Techniques in Wetlands
BIOL 359 Marine Mammals
BIOL 361 Field Biology in Spring
BIOL 362 Environmental Applications for Geographic Information Systems
BIOL 365 Insect Ecology
BIOL 368 Forest Ecology
BIOL 371 Forest Management
BIOL 377 Marine Invertebrates
BIOL/ENVST/CHEM/GEOG 389 Special Topics
BIOL 390 Directed Individual Study
BIOL/ENVST 391 Research Methods I
BIOL 452 Environmental Health
BIOL 471 Conservation Biology
BIOL/ENVST 392 Research Methods II
BIOL 478 Alpine Ecology
BIOL 482 Restoration Ecology
BIOL/CHEM 499 Research
CHEM 332 Environmental Chemistry
CHEM 390 Directed Individual Study
ENVST 310 Environmental Law and Policy
BIOL/ENVST 378 Field Geology in Michigan
ENVST 385 Urban Environmental Justice