undergraduate

Business Requirements (27)
ACC 200 Introduction to Financial Accounting
ACC 210 Managerial Accounting
BUS 100 Introduction to Business Administration
BUS 220 Finance
BUS 250 Organizational Behaviour
BUS 280 Marketing
BUS 499 Capstone Seminar in Business
6 credits in Business at the 300-level or above
Arts and Science Electives (18)
Open Electives (3)
To meet senior level requirements in the program at least 9
credits of electives must be taken at the senior level.
General Requirements for Completion and Graduation:
Completion of Core Requirements
Completion of a total of 90 credits (as outlined above)
A minimum of 45 credits must be taken at the 200 level or higher
A maximum of 42 credits taken in any one discipline (ACC/BUS/ECO
combined)
A Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of at least 2.0, with a CGPA of at
least 2.0 in BUS/ECO/BUS courses combined
Bachelor of Arts: Christian Studies
Program Chair: Dr. Rob Snow
The Christian Studies programs enable students to become
life-long agents of transformative change in the world. In
the program, students not only study and experience the
Christian faith, but also reflect upon the relevance of this
faith for their own lives and the world in which they live.
All students take a core of foundational courses in Bible,
Christian Theology and History, and Christian Spirituality.
After the completion of 30 credits, students focus on one
of these three streams enabling further study of and
reflection upon various aspects of their chosen area.
Finally, a significant part of the program is the opportunity
for students to participate in a travel study venture ‘Down
Ancient Paths’ which provides life-changing exposure to
biblical landscapes and ancient Christian traditions.
BACHELOR OF ARTS
CHRISTIAN STUDIES (Major)
3 year – 90 credits
Profile of the Graduating Student
The graduating student will develop
further knowledge of the literature of Scripture
and its historical backgrounds;
a deeper understanding of the major historical
and theological Christian traditions;
a heightened appreciation for the multi-faceted
dimensions of Christian spirituality;
the ability to determine the relevance of the
Christian faith in order to engage the world in
redemptive activity.
Career and Education Paths
The graduating student will
have a solid foundation for living out the
Christian faith in professional vocations such as
law, medicine, and education;
be prepared to work in para-church
organizations, non-governmental organizations,
or some church ministry positions;
be able to pursue graduate studies in theology,
church history, or biblical studies at a seminary
or university. Students who wish to pursue
further Christian studies at the graduate level
need to complete the 4-yr major and consult
with the Program Chair early in their studies.
Bachelor of Arts: Christian Studies Concentration
Program Requirements (90 credits)
Christian Studies (3)
REL 105 Introduction to the Bible
English (3)
Introduction to Literature and Language
Fine Arts (3)
ART, FA, MU, TH
History (3)
HI 141 World History to 1500 or
HI 142 World History Since 1500
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