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RL347, History of Christianity (3)
RL348, Religion in the U.S.A. (3)
RL350, Topics in Judaism (3)
RL351, Religions of Japan (3)
RL352, Religions of China, Japan and Korea (3)
RL353, Buddhism: Past and Present (3)
RL354, Islam: Religion, Culture and Society (3)
RL355, Jesus, Moses and Muhammad (3)
RL356, African and Afro-Caribbean Religion (3)
RL357, Native American Religions (3)
RL360, Religious Movements of 20th
Century World (3)
RL362, War, Peace and Religion (3)
RL364, Peoples and Faiths of Russia and its
Neighbors (3)
RL370, Modern Religious Thought (3)
RL372, Mysticism (3)
RL374, Faith and Doubt: The Brothers
Karamazov (3)
RL377, Religion, Gender and the Goddess
in Asia (3)
Division 2 Fine Arts
CC212P, Perspectives in the Creative Arts (3)
ART110, Art: Visual Dialogue (3)
ART202, Introduction to the History of Art (3)
ID111, The Arts in Performance (3)
MH110, Music: A Living Language (3)
TH101, Plays in Performance (3)
Division 3 Social Sciences
CC213P, The Social World (3)
AN102, Introductory Anthropology (3)
EC101, Economics and the Modern World (3)
GE109, Cultural Geography (3)
IS101, Introduction to International Studies (3)
JR107, Introduction to Mass Communication (3)
PO101, Introduction to Politics (3)
PS101, Introduction to Psychology (3)
RL101, Religions of the World (3)
SO101, Introductory Sociology (3)
Division 4 Natural Sciences
CC214P, The Natural World (5)
AS102, Modern Astronomy with Lab (5)
BI100, Introductory Biology (5)
BI101, General Botany (5)
BI103, Genetics and Evolution (5)
BI106, Environmental Biology (5)
CH101, Chemistry and Society (5)
PH105, Concepts of Physical Science (5)
PH201, Introduction to Analytical Physics (5)
PS201, Experimental Psychology I (5)
Division 5 Quantitative and
Formal Reasoning
After demonstrating proficiency in algebra or
pre-calculus, all students shall pass a course in
quantitative or formal reasoning, selected from
the list below. These courses are introductory
in nature and have no prerequisites other than
algebra or pre-calculus.
CC215P, Analytic Reasoning (3)
CS142, Introduction to Computer Science
and Programming (3)
CS151, Foundations of Computing I (4)
MA104, Introduction to Contemporary
Mathematics (3)
MA106, Calculus and Analytic Geometry I (5)
MA125, Business Calculus (3)
MA162, Statistical Methods (4)
PL210, Logic (3)
Academic Programs
Today, students discover Butler’s challenging
learning environment, a wide range of academic
programs steeped in the liberal arts and excellent
career and graduate school preparation. Butler
offers more than 60 major academic fields of
study in six colleges: Colleges of Liberal Arts
and Science, Business, Communication, Pharmacy
and Health Sciences, Education and the
Jordan College of Fine Arts. Graduate programs
are also available within five of the six colleges.
Butler also offers pre-professional programs
in dentistry, engineering, forestry, law, medicine,
physical therapy, seminary and veterinary medicine.
Butler is fully accredited by the North
Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
The University is licensed for teacher training
by the Indiana Office of Educator Licensing
and Development. University colleges and
departments are accredited by their respective
professional associations.
Majors, Degrees, Concentrations
College
Accelerated Alternate Program in COE
Initial Licensurei n Mild Interventions
Accounting, B.S., MPA
COB
Actuarial Science, B.A., B.S.
LAS
Anthropology, B.A.
LAS
Anthropology and Psychology, B.A. LAS
Art + Design, B.A.
JCFA
Arts Administration
JCFA
B.S. in Arts Administration
B.S. in Dance — Arts Administration
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Academic Programs