Integrative Studies Integrative Studies emphasize interdisciplinary study and deal with ultimate questions of significance and worth in the human experience. These courses explore dimensions of faith, values, ethics, and decision-making. This tier includes courses in religion and philosophy, plus an interdisciplinary course and a capstone course in the major.
Students complete at least three course credits in the area of faith and reflection .
One course credit is in biblical studies and is fulfilled by RE 100 Literature of the Old and New Testaments, RE 302 New Testament Studies. The third course credit may be a religion course or any philosophy course except PH 202 Logic. One religion course must be taken the first or second year and one the third or fourth year. During the third or fourth year, students take one interdisciplinary course , which approaches a problem or issue from the perspectives of several academic areas. Vietnam War Capstone courses synthesize learning experiences in students' major fields.