Bachelor of Science in Biblical Studies and Applied Psychology

PROGRAM DIRECTOR: Derrick Houle

PURPOSE: To prepare the student for immediate human services employment or graduate work in counseling. The program
consists of a major in Biblical Studies, core courses in psychology, and the opportunity to pursue an area of interest within the field
of psychology through the choice of a senior project.

OBJECTIVES: The student will demonstrate fulfillment of the five Oak Hills Christian College objectives.

1. UNDERSTANDING THE BIBLE: Students will gain a knowledge of the Bible and the ability to interpret it adequately for the application of its truth to themselves and their culture.
2. UNDERSTANDING OUR WORLD: Students will gain a knowledge of human thought, history, and culture adequate to understand and critique worldviews, to communicate effectively with others, and to interact meaningfully within their own culture.
3. MINISTERING TO OTHERS: Students will develop a servant theology of life and ministry skills appropriate for serving God in the home, the community, the church, and the world.
4. INTEGRATING FAITH AND LEARNING: Students will integrate their understanding of Christianity and the world to develop a biblical worldview as the foundation for a lifetime of continued learning and growth in all areas of life.
5. GROWING IN FAITH AND WORSHIP: Students will grow in their trust in, love for, and worship of God, seeking to live a life pleasing to Him

In addition, the student will:

1. Understand the body of knowledge pertinent to the field of psychology.
2. Demonstrate the skills necessary to work in the helping profession field.

Bachelor of Science in Biblical Studies and Applied Psychology - Course Sequence

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