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Apr 18, 2026
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2026-2027 Undergraduate Academic Catalog-UNDER REVIEW
Associate in Arts, AA
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Arts, Sciences, and Technology |
| Academic Award |
Associate in Arts |
| Credits Required |
60 semester credits |
| Faculty Lead |
Clint Bryan |
| CIP Code |
24.0101 |
Degree Requirements
The Associate in Arts degree is awarded for the successful completion of a two-year program which includes the major components of the General Education Requirements. Its shorter curriculum concentrates on subject matter which is general or vocational in scope.
Aims
The aims of the Associate in Arts degree are:
- To develop the values of truth, beauty, goodness, and community.
- To expose the student to the traditional liberal arts within a Christian pedagogical approach to higher education.
- To provide opportunity for the student to sample areas of interest through selection of electives.
Educational Outcomes
Completion of the Associate in Arts degree requires the student to demonstrate competencies in:
- Identifying theological and biblical concepts.
- Recognizing essential tenets of Christian theology.
- Demonstrating written and verbal communication skills.
- Understanding the impact of historical perspectives.
- Evaluating sources for reliability.
- Demonstrating scientific and technological literacy.
- Applying discipline appropriate problem-solving skills.
- Explaining principles of personal flourshing.
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Living Goodness: 21
- COMM 2053 - Technology and Culture 3 credits
- MATH 1133 - Practical Mathematics 3 credits (or any college-level math)
- PSYC 1163 - Flourishing: The Science of Health and Well-Being 3 credits Or
- PSYC 1013 - General Psychology 3 credits
- Living Goodness - Stewarding Creation (4) 4 credits (any life science with lab)
- UNIV 1091 - Life Together 1 credits
- UNIV 1xx1 - Professional Readiness 1 credits
(the course offerings listed below are examples; availability subject to change)
- 6 additional credits selected from the following:
Business Administration (BUSM), Communication (except COMM 1213), Economics, Education (EDUC), Human-Centered Design (HCDE), Information Technology (INTC), Management (BMGT), Marketing (BMKT), Philosophy (PHIL), Psychology (PSYC), or Sociology/Anthropology (SOCI)
Core Electives: 9
Any college-level courses Strongly recommended options: any core curricular courses labeled “Journey Deeper”. Total: 60 Semester Credits
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