The school recognizes that religious activity is expressed in countless ways. Therefore, it offers a wide range of courses that explore facets of religion in cultures across the world. Topics and issues include religious texts and thinkers as well as how culture, tradition, and experience intersect. Each year thousands of University students enroll in courses in religion. Many are taking courses to complete the General Education Program.
Some students choose religion as a second major to complement their studies in another field.
Students who choose to major in religion may count a maximum of three religion courses approved for the General Education Program as part of the 30 semester hours in religion required for the major. Transfer students may include up to 15 semester hours of transfer credit toward the major. Transfer credit is evaluated on an individual basis. Modern Religion and Culture 3 s.h. Asian Religious Classics 3 s.h.