Nov 23, 2024

Academic Catalog - Fall 2023

Academic Catalog - Fall 2023 [ARCHIVED]

Student Ministry

The Bachelor of Science in Student Ministry is designed to train student ministers with the goal of developing mature disciples of Christ. It includes training in evangelism, discipleship, counseling, and communications. This program is ideal for students seeking vocational training through the BS program and for those seeking additional training at the seminary level.

B.S. Core - 43 Hours

History (3)

Select one of the following courses:

HIS 1110 - World History I 3 semester hr(s).
HIS 1120 - World History II 3 semester hr(s).

Math (3)

MAT 1600 - College Algebra 3 semester hr(s).

B.S. Major Core - 24 Hours

Christian Studies Requirements (24)

BTI 3100 - Hermeneutics 3 semester hr(s).
EVA 1100 - Evangelism: Nature and Practice 3 semester hr(s).
NTS 1110 - New Testament Introduction I 3 semester hr(s).
NTS 1120 - New Testament Introduction II 3 semester hr(s).
OTS 1110 - Old Testament Introduction I 3 semester hr(s).
OTS 1120 - Old Testament Introduction II 3 semester hr(s).
THE 3110 - Christian Theology I 3 semester hr(s).
THE 3120 - Christian Theology II 3 semester hr(s).

B.S. Student Ministry - 21 Hours

Student Ministry (12)

EVA 3510 - Personal Discipleship & Disciple-Making 3 semester hr(s).
MIN 3640 - Foundations of Student Ministry 3 semester hr(s).
BCO 4620 - Biblical Counseling 3 semester hr(s).
MIN 4817 - Issues in Student Ministry 3 semester hr(s).

Bible Exposition (3)

COM 3610 - Bible Exposition I 3 semester hr(s).

Mentored Internship (6)

MIN 4900 - Mentored Internship I 3 semester hr(s).
MIN 4901 - Mentored Internship II 3 semester hr(s).

B.S. Elective Options - 39 Hours

Students must complete twenty-one hours of BS Electives in addition to one of the two additional options: a Vocational degree or certificate from another institution or the Business Minor. Please ensure that you have communicated with the Registrar’s Office about which of these options you are pursuing.

Continued Enrollment

If a student is not actively enrolled in classes at Southeastern for a year, their account will become inactive. In order to avoid this if doing vocational electives elsewhere, students must be enrolled in a Continuous Enrollment course. Students should inform the Registrar’s Office (registrar@sebts.edu) when they are taking elective courses elsewhere and not actively taking courses at Southeastern.

Required B.S. Electives (21)

Select any twenty-one hours of undergraduate courses:

***1*** - Free Elective
***2*** - Free Elective
***3*** - Free Elective
***4*** - Free Elective

Vocational Electives (18)

Eighteen hours that are completed in a vocation and transferred into the College at Southeastern. Reminder students can fulfill this Vocational requirement by either: (1) transfering into The College at Southeastern with a “tent-making” A.A./A.S. degree from a community college; or (2) dual enrolling at The College at Southeastern and a community college in order to receive theological and vocational training at the same time; students must provide documentation from the community college outlining the vocational degree or certification requirements they will be pursuing.

***1*** - Vocational Elective
***2*** - Vocational Elective
***3*** - Vocational Elective
***4*** - Vocational Elective

Business Minor (18)

BUS 3000 - Management and Organization Behavior 3 semester hr(s).
BUS 3200 - Principles of Marketing 3 semester hr(s).
BUS 3300 - Principles of Accounting 3 semester hr(s).
BUS 3650 - Corporate Finance 3 semester hr(s).
ECO 2500 - Introduction to Economics 3 semester hr(s).
MIS 3980 - Business as Mission(s) 3 semester hr(s).