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BI125/L: Environmental Science with lab (4 credits) + plus a $30 lab fee; kits mailed to students

Students are introduced to ecological principles including energy flow, nutrient cycles, predator-prey relationships, pollution problems, population dynamics, and renewable and non-renewable energy sources and their alternatives. Position and impact of mankind in the environment and consideration of the sociological, political, economic, and religious implications of their relationship to the ecosystem are addressed. Lab fee $30 (included when paying here). Labs are completed at your location. There's no need to come to campus! When checking out, please provide the mailing address for the location in which you'll be staying for the summer.

BS115: Principles of Sociology (3 credits)

This course presents the sociological perspective to answering questions about behavior. Emphasis is given to the importance of patterns of social organization and the meaning these patterns have for individual and social life.

CM101: Public Speaking [Summer 1] (3 credits)

This course emphasizes the development of skills needed to successfully speak in public situations. These skills include audience analysis, listening, research, organization, and the performance of original speeches. Students will study and present speeches to inform and persuade. They also have an opportunity to experience and analyze group function and oral presentation as a group member. Meets general education requirement with a grade of C- or higher.

GO240: World and Regional Geography (3 credits)

This course provides a geographical survey of physical and cultural regions of the world and how human activities are influenced by climate, topography, population, and natural resources.

HI211: US History I (3 credits)

This course surveys the political, social, and economic history of the United States from its colonial heritage to the governmental crisis of Civil War and Reconstruction. Emphasis is placed on the acquisition of identity as a nation, the development of a sense of legitimacy in the government, the expansion of participation in selecting the government, the extension of government services into the nation, and the distribution of wealth throughout the society in the United States from 1776 through 1877.

LL101: College Composition (3 credits)

This first year writing course develops basic skills in clear and appropriate expression in varied academic writing situations according to the conventions of standard written English. Students will learn different invention techniques, strategies for developing expository essays, the structure of an argument, including thesis and support, and be introduced to basic library and online research techniques. This course does not satisfy the General Education literature requirement. Meets General Education LL101 requirement with a grade of C- or higher.

MA108: Contemporary Math (3 credits)

This course is designed to provide the opportunity to understand a variety of mathematics and mathematical processes for liberal arts students. Topics covered may include logic, sets, counting, probability, statistics, finance, or geometry. For non-majors only .

TM102: Introduction to the Old Testament (3 credits)

This course examines the major themes of the Old Testament through the study of selected passages, ranging from Genesis to Malachi. It provides an overview of the respective covenants of the Old Testament and its different genres. Students must pass course with minimum C- before taking TM366.

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BI125/L: Environmental Science with lab (4 credits) + plus a $30 lab fee; kits mailed to students

$730.00

Labs are completed at your location. There's no need to come to campus! When checking out, please provide the mailing address for the location in which you'll be staying for the summer.

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BS115: Principles of Sociology (3 credits)

$525.00

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CM101: Public Speaking [Summer 1] (3 credits)

$525.00

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GO240: World and Regional Geography (3 credits)

$525.00

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HI211: US History I (3 credits)

$525.00

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LL101: College Composition (3 credits)

$525.00

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MA108: Contemporary Math (3 credits)

$525.00

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TM102: Introduction to the Old Testament (3 credits)

$525.00

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