- Graduate Academic Policies and Information
- Graduate Admissions
- Graduate Student Life
- Graduate Programs
- Litfin School of Ministry and Theological Studies
- School of Biblical & Theological Studies
- School of Mission, Ministry and Leadership
- School of Psychology, Counseling & Family Therapy
- Education
- Humanitarian Disaster Institute
- TESOL and Intercultural Studies Programs
Course Information
Numbering
Courses numbered 300 and above are considered to be upper division courses. Graduate courses are numbered from 500-899. A limited number of suitably enriched undergraduate courses (300-499), with approval of the graduate student's advisor and the instructor of the course, can be applied toward a master's degree.
Credit and Term
All courses are four semester hours unless otherwise designated. Half-courses (Quads) usually meet for only half of the semester and carry two hours credit. Some half-courses are offered for the full semester and are designated as linear (lin), with no quad designation in the course schedule.
The letter "x" indicates that a course is also offered in another department and carries credit in either department. Courses offered only in a particular semester are designated F (fall), S (spring), or Su (summer). Courses offered in alternate years are also so indicated.