Academic Catalog - Concordia College
Academic Catalog - Concordia College
Academic Catalog - Concordia College
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Upon written request to the Registrar's office signed by the student, a transcript will be sent to<br />
other institutions or organizations. The first such transcript is free; each additional request must<br />
be accompanied by a fee of $10.00.<br />
Degrees Offered<br />
<strong>Concordia</strong> <strong>College</strong> offers the Associate of Arts Degree (A.A.) and the Bachelor of Science Degree<br />
(B.S.). In the A.A. Degree Program the college is committed to a program of courses that will<br />
serve two groups of students: 1) those planning to further their education at a four-year college<br />
or university, and 2) those planning to terminate formal study after two years. The B.S. Program<br />
is designed for students who wish to pursue immediate employment and/or graduate studies.<br />
A carefully prepared and executed plan for academic counseling and advising is available to<br />
assist students in selecting courses consistent with their special interests, needs, abilities, and<br />
goals.<br />
General Education Requirements<br />
General Education at <strong>Concordia</strong> serves as the foundation for professional study and is<br />
interdepartmental in nature. General Education assists the student in:<br />
1) communicating effectively in writing and through oral expression;<br />
2) demonstrating technological literacy in basic computer applications;<br />
3) applying quantitative reasoning to solve problems and participate in scientific inquiry;<br />
4) demonstrating an understanding of fine and creative arts;<br />
5) demonstrating critical and logical thinking skills;<br />
6) demonstrating an understanding and appreciation of Judeo-Christian values and<br />
philosophies;<br />
7) demonstrating an understanding and appreciation for cultural diversity; and<br />
8) demonstrating an understanding and appreciation of the principles of mental and<br />
physical health as they apply to the individual and the community.<br />
All programs contain the core curriculum for general education. This curriculum includes:<br />
ENG 111 English Composition I 3 hrs.<br />
ENG 112 English Composition II 3 hrs.<br />
ENG 205 General Speech 3 hrs.<br />
OTC 101 Orientation to <strong>College</strong> 1 hr.<br />
IDS 100 Interdisciplinary Skills Development 1 hr<br />
HPR 111 Personal Physical Fitness 1 hr.<br />
HPR 222 Personal Community Health 2 hrs.<br />
PSY 110 General Psychology 3 hrs.<br />
REL 110 Old Testament 3 hrs.<br />
REL 120 New Testament 3 hrs.<br />
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