| Prerequisites:* | These courses are intended as guidelines. Speak to your guidance counsellor to see what courses are offered at your school. Applicants wishing to be accepted into Briercrest College as a full-time or part-time student must:
- Have earned a high school diploma with a minimum average of 60 per cent in four academic grade 12 courses, including at least one academic English course.
- Be a professing and practicing Christian.
- Commit to live by the standards set out the Briercrest College and Seminary |
| Additional Admission Requirements: | Section A: Core Courses (27 credit hours): BLST 111 Introduction to the Old Testament (3), BLST 109 Introduction to the New Testament (3), BLST 200+ or CM 101 Foundations of Church Ministry or THEO 200+ (3), BLST 300+ elective (3), HIS 237 History of Christianity I (3), HIS 238 History of Christianity II (3), IDST 200 Int. Studies: Modernity and Postmodernity (3) or IDST 300 Christianity and the Natural Sciences (3), THEO 112 Introduction to Spiritual Theology (3) and THEO 115 Introduction to Christian Theology (3)
Section B: English Composition and Communications Requirements (9 credit hours): ENG 100 Literature and Composition I (3), ENG 101 Literature and Composition II (3), and COMM 104 Public Speaking (3)
Section C: Humanities and Social Science Requirements (27 credit hours): ENG 370 Topics in Children’s and Young Adult Literature (3), GEOG 100 Physical Geography of Canada I: Earth Science (3), HIS 100 Issues in World History I, HIS 101 Issues in World History II, HIS 210 American History to 1865, or HIS 211 American History Since 1865 (3), KIN 262 Physical Activity and Wellness (3), MUS 110 Introduction to Musicianship (3), NTST 110 Introduction to Native Studies or HIS/NTST 430 Native-Newcomer Relations in Canada (3), PSY 100 Introduction to Psychology I (3), PHI 101 Introduction to Philosophy II (3) and Elective (3): ANTH 200 Cultural Anthropology, ENG 322 World Literatures in English, FIN 110 Introduction to Fine Arts, HIS 100 Issues in World History I, HIS 101 Issues in World History II, HIS 200 Canadian History to Confederation, HIS 201 Canadian History Since Confederation, HIS 210 American History to 1865, HIS 211 American History since 1865, or SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology I
Section D: Education Major Requirements (9 credit hours): EDUC 322 Exceptional Children (3), EDUC 471 Educational Psychology (3), and PSY 381 Psychology of Human Development: Children (3)
Section E: Mathematics Requirement (3 credit hours): MATH 101 Introduction to Finite Mathematics (3)
Section F: Science Requirement (3 credit hours): BIOL 115 Human Structure and Function (3)
Section G: Electives (12 credit hours), ANTH 200 Cultural Anthropology, ENG 322 World Literatures in English, FIN 110 Introduction to Fine Arts, GER 100 German I, HIS 100 Issues in World History I, HIS 101 Issues in World History II, HIS 210 American History to 1865, HIS 211 American History since 1865, SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology I, THEA 221 Acting I
PRT 400 Senior Portfolio (non-credit), SL 1-2 Service and Experiential Learning (non-credit), and SLE 1 Service and Experiential Learning (non-credit)
MSU (66.5 credit hours): Application to the Teacher Education Program will take place in the student's final year at BCS. |