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Develops a working knowledge of biology, including human and plant systems, genetics, evolution, anatomy, and ecology. Scientific aspects of current views of origins, race, ethics, and truth are discussed, as well as new scientific developments in medicine, material, space, communications, and the environment.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

Develops a working knowledge of biology, including human body systems, cell biology, genetics, evolution, anatomy, and scientific inquiry. The skeletal-muscle system as well as energy systems with the accompanying athletic training implications will also be covered. Lab work will consist of analyzing data within the circulatory system as well as action potentials of the skeletal-muscle system.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

A study of the modern American family. Emphasis is placed upon preparation for marriage and family living through the lens of a Christian worldview connected to the practical realities faced by every American family. Topics include love, submission, communication, conflict, forgiveness, dating, marriage, planning a wedding, the honeymoon, marriage adjustments, the roles of the husband and wife, parenting, finances and budget, and other issues related to the family.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

Students will be introduced to the theories and approaches of first and second language acquisition (SLA). Students will gain an understanding of the sociocultural aspects of language acquisition and how SLA affects other aspects of study. Students will examine the pedagogical implications of SLA.

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Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

This course will present foundational principles for understanding and interpreting the Bible. The course will then survey methods and tools needed for effective Bible study. The course will conclude with an introductory study of Hermeneutics.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

A survey of Old Testament law, history, and poetry, giving such points as the background of the book, key words and verses, information about the author, date and circumstances of writing, theme, importance, features, and the high points of each book.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

English Composition I is a freshman-level course designed to strengthen and refine the student’s grammar and composition skills. Students will review the basics of grammar with an emphasis on areas that are especially troublesome for most students. The students will spend the majority of the course time on composition skills, including thesis development, topic sentence development, organization, elaboration, coherence, and word choice. The course covers several of the basic rhetorical modes of writing.

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Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

English Composition II builds on the skills students enhanced in English Composition I. Students will read, analyze, and synthesize a variety of sources as they engage in academic research and writing. They will summarize and respond to reading assignments and academic articles, examine arguments from multiple perspectives, draft a formal research proposal, and write a lengthy argumentative research paper that uses sources responsibly and with integrity. These assignments require students to write a minimum of 20 pages of academic prose.

Prerequisites: G-CO 101

Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

A study of communication strategies in the context of public speaking with a focus on analyzing and delivering personal, ceremonial, informative, and persuasive speeches according to various delivery methods.

Prerequisites: G-CO 101, G-CO 102

Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

A survey of the history of Baptists, including an analysis of the views of Baptist origins in the 16th century, the emergence of Baptists in 17th century England, Baptist growth in the American Colonies, and Baptist history to the present day. This course includes an examination of the historic distinctives of Baptist belief, with special attention given to the ordinances of Baptism and the Lord's Supper, especially as they differ from the beliefs and practices of other denominations. The course will also highlight the importance of the Baptist name and heritage in the contemporary pluralistic religious context. Fundamentalism, and the part Baptists have had in that movement will also be highlighted, as well as the element of separatism that appears throughout Baptist history.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

A survey of the development and progress of Western civilization from the earliest times to the eve of the Enlightenment. Special attention is given to the interaction of Christendom and wider culture. Topics include ancient near eastern civilizations, the decline of the Roman Empire, the rise of secular and ecclesiastical power, monasticism, medieval culture, the Renaissance and Reformation eras, and the discovery of the New World.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

A survey of the rich heritage of the United States by examining the founding principles, key individuals, and significant events of America’s past. The course examines various historical, political, religious, economic, and social factors that have helped shape the American nation.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

A survey of music literature aimed at developing intelligent listening and appreciation of great music. Emphasis is given to basic music literacy: melody, rhythm, harmony, texture, and form. Students will experience all categories of classical music and music history in a variety of contexts.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

This interdisciplinary course explores the dynamic relationship between art, music, literature, history, and technology. Students will critically analyze how technological advancements have influenced and transformed creative expressions throughout history and how they continue to shape culture and society today.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

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College Algebra will be an in-depth and accelerated study in advanced algebra techniques and functions for students planning to continue in mathematics studies. Topics covered include linear functions, polynomial functions, rational functions, exponential functions, logarithmic functions, inverse functions, coordinate geometry, inequalities, and systems. Students will analyze functions using graphical, numerical, and algebraic representations with an emphasis on applications.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

This course teaches students “touch typing” and the features of Microsoft Word to produce common business-related documents. Students will create letters, memos, e-mails, tables, reports, and various employment documents. File management, proofreading, spelling, and professionalism are also covered. Students will take the national certification Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Word Associate Exam at the conclusion of this course.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

This course is designed to enhance the student’s knowledge of the body and how it functions, focusing specifically on the impact of exercise. A comprehensive review of the muscular and energy systems, as well as training program development, will prepare the student with the understanding of the physical capabilities and limitations of the human body. This knowledge is necessary and beneficial to the overall effectiveness of a coach. This course is required toward the completion of the Coaching Endorsement or Coaching Authorization program in the State of Iowa.

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Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

This course is designed to enhance the student’s knowledge of the treatment for athletic injuries through reading, video lectures, projects and online discussions. A general study of the basic practices, techniques, and first aid methods are presented, as well as many preventive measures to help reduce the number of athletic injuries. Practical applications are made through students practicing the skills, recording their practice and reflecting on their success. Practical applications will include taping, bandaging, wrapping of athletic injuries. This knowledge is necessary and beneficial to the overall effectiveness of a coach. This course is required toward the completion of the Coaching Endorsement or Coaching Authorization program in the State of Iowa.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

A systematic study of the Biblical doctrines of the Scriptures, the Person of God the Father, and the Person and work of Christ.

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Registration Deadline: September 7, 2026

An introduction to the Biblical, historical and practical foundations for world missions. It engages in issues related to the call of God, the process of getting to the field, and the contemporary issues facing today’s missionary.

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Registration Deadline: August 31, 2026

This course will seek to develop a working definition of the term “cult” and then study various cults of Christianity. The three major Cults studied will be Roman Catholicism, Mormonism and the Jehovah’s Witnesses. The focus of the study will be comparing the theological positions of each group to an orthodox position on Christianity. The course will also seek to acquaint the learner with the cult in a personal way by providing an opportunity for direct study.

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Registration Deadline: August 31, 2026

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Registration Deadline: August 31, 2026

A systematic study of the Bible’s teaching concerning sin and the various facets of salvation.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Deadline: August 31, 2026

This course studies the gospel written for the Jew, presenting Jesus Christ as Messiah and King of Israel. Dispensational and prophetic features of the book are noted, with special emphasis on the development of the presentation of the kingdom and related eschatological truths. Matthew's contribution to the various areas of theology is considered, and present-day application is noted throughout the course.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Deadline: October 26, 2026

Our course will take us on a verse-by-verse analysis of the book of Romans. We will preface our study with an introduction to the historical, geographical and religious contexts in which Romans was written. Throughout the semester we will pursue a balanced consideration of the theological, ecclesiological and practical issues applicable to us today.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Deadline: October 26, 2026

An overview of the history of philosophy and a survey of philosophical topics. The course acquaints the student with the leading figures, terminology, and basic problems of philosophy. Solutions of the leading philosophical systems are compared, contrasted, and evaluated.

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Registration Deadline: October 26, 2026

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Registration Deadline: October 26, 2026