The Department of Religion and Philosophy offers degree programs leading to the Bachelor of Arts on religion and philosophy. Students may choose an area of concentration for the degree, either Christian studies or philosophy. Students who choose the Christian studies concentration must take Greek as a language; students who choose philosophy may take any foreign language. Twenty-one hours are available for electives and students are encouraged to choose a minor in another discipline. Religion and philosophy can be combined with courses in business, church music, education, journalism, the social sciences, or almost any other discipline depending on a student's interests and career goals.

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