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Course Descriptions

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Academic Departmental Organization

This section describes the courses offered by Columbia Union College.

Each course description is intentionally brief and to the point. More detailed information can be obtained from the teacher of the course.

The institution reserves the right to withdraw from its offerings any course for which the registration is too small to justify the instructional expenses.

Courses offered in alternate years are designated by odd or even years. Designation is by the actual year of the semester, i.e., fall semester even years would be fall 1996, 1998 . . ; spring semester odd years would be spring 1997, 1999 . . . .

Course Numbers

The course numbers contain three digits.

000—099 are remedial courses and do not carry academic credit.
100—299 are lower division courses (for first-year students and sophomores).
300—499 are upper division courses (for juniors and seniors).

The first numeral in each course number indicates class-year status as follows:

0—Remedial and noncollege
1—Freshman level
2—Sophomore level
3—Junior level
4—Senior level

A comma placed between course numbers indicates that each semester's work may be taken independently and credit received for the work of a single semester.

A semicolon  placed between the course numbers indicates that the work of the first semester is prerequisite to that of the second. Credit may be received for the work of the first semester without the completion of the work of the second.