Critical thinking encompasses the collection, analysis and evaluation of data. Inquiry into the conventional disciplines of human knowledge and exposure to the concepts and patterns of thought that undergird these academic disciplines are valuable. Humankind is created body, mind and spirit. To ignore any one of these aspects inevitably leads to cognitive confusion. Faith in Christ, as described in the prophetic and apostolic writings of Scripture and explicated by the reformers of the sixteenth century, integrates the fields of academic knowledge in a manner equaled by no other cognitive grid.
Education is incomplete without the development of social and interpersonal skills.
The integration and synthesis of knowledge, the depth as well as the breadth of learning, are of great value. Complete at least 128 semester units or the equivalent. No more than 15 units of individualized study may be counted toward graduation. Complete all general education courses or the equivalent. Complete a single subject or broad field major.