Dual Enrollment Admissions

Annual Course Offering

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The following courses are subject to change based on course size and interest.

Fall Semester
15 weeks | Maximum of 12 credit hours
  • BIB 222 Old Testament Literature (3 credits)
  • BUS 121 Intro to Business (3 credits)
  • COMM 111 Intro to Communication (3 credits)
  • CT 113 Critical Survey of Worldviews (3 credits)
  • ENG 109 College Writing I (3 credits)
  • HIS 111 Western Civ I (3 credits)
  • HIS 221 U.S. History I (3 credits)
  • MATH 116 Contemporary Math (3 credits)
  • MATH 117 Precalculus (4 credits)
  • MATH 211 Elementary Statistics (3 credits)
  • PSY 111 General Psychology (3 credits)
Spring Semester
15 weeks | Maximum of 12 credit hours
  • BIB 224 New Testament Lit (3 credits)
  • BIO 115 Environmental Science (3 credits)
  • COMM 111 Intro to Communication (3 credits)
  • CT 114 Christian Thought and Apologetics (3 credits)
  • ENG 110 College Writing II (3 credits)
  • HIS 112 Western Civ II (3 credits)
  • HIS 222 U.S. History II (3 credits)
  • MATH 116 Contemporary Math (3 credits)
  • MATH 122 Calculus I (4 credits)
  • PSY 111 General Psychology (3 credits)
Summer Session I
6 weeks | Maximum of 6 credit hours this session
  • BIB 222 Old Testament Literature (3 credits)
  • BIO 115 Environmental Science (3 credits)
  • COMM 111 Intro to Communication (3 credits)
  • ENG 109 College Writing I (3 credits)
  • HIS 111 Western Civ I (3 credits)
  • HIS 221 U.S. History I (3 credits)
  • MATH 116 Contemporary Math (3 credits)
  • PHIL 211 Intro to Philosophy (3 credits)
Summer Session II
6 weeks | Maximum of 6 credit hours this session
  • BIB 224 New Testament Lit (3 credits)
  • COMM 111 Intro to Communication (3 credits)
  • CT 114 Christian Thought and Apologetics (3 credits)
  • ENG 110 College Writing II (3 credits)
  • HIS 222 U.S. History II (3 credits)
  • MUS 210 Music Appreciation (3 credits)
  • PSY 111 General Psychology (3 credits)
Course Descriptions

To learn more about the courses offered and any prerequisites, view page 124 of the Academic Catalog.