Undecided
- Accounting
- Bible and Theology
- Biology
- Business Administration
- Communication, with 6 specializations
- Cross-Cultural Studies, with 4 specializations
- Discipleship and Education Ministries
- English
- English for Teachers
- General Ministries
- History
- Liberal Studies (Elementary Education)
- Music - (w/ Composition, Performance or Worship specialization)
- Music - Liberal Arts
- Nursing
- Outdoor Leadership
- Pastoral Studies
- Psychology
- Social Science
- Social Science for Teachers
- Spanish
- World Missions
- Youth Ministries
- Accounting
- Bible and Theology
- Business Administration
- Communication
- Cross Cultural Studies
- Discipleship and Education Ministries
- Education
- English
- History
- Journalism
- Mass Communication
- Music
- Outdoor Leadership
- Pastoral Studies
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Spanish
- Spanish Journalism
- TESOL
- Transformational Community Development
- World Missions
- Writing
- Youth Ministries
All traditional undergraduate students, including transfers, will need to meet these requirements in order to graduate. Students can proceed to take these classes as an undecided major while deciding the path that is best suited for them.
BASIC LITERACY
- Math
- College Writing II
- Oral Communication
BIBLE & THEOLOGY
- Old Testament
- New Testament
- Hermeneutics
- Christian Theology
- Ministry Practicum
ARTS & HUMANITIES
One of the following:- American Government
- Intro to Political Science
- World Civilization I
- World Civilization II
- World Literature
- Music in World Cultures
- Fine Arts
- U.S. History to 1877
- U.S. History from 1877
- Any English Literature
- Language II or III
- Music in History & Context
- Philosophy & Critical Thought
SCIENCES & SOCIAL SCIENCES
- Lab Science (Biology or Physics)
- Non-Lab Science (Astronomy or Environmental Science)
- Cultural Anthropology
- Intro to Economics
- Communicating Cross-Culturally
- Intro to Psychology
- Religions of the World
- Intro to Sociology
- Wellness
- PE Activity
- Elective
*In addition, students are required to take three thematic core courses as part of general education.
NOTE: When choosing courses found under the headings “one of the following” or “two of the following,” consult the program for particular major once chosen, as some majors require specific course(s) be taken.
General Education Courses
All Simpson students take a variety of general education courses in the Humanities, Sciences and Bible and Theology. These courses provide a foundation for all majors.
Academic Advisors
All SU students are assigned an academic counselor to walk along side and help map out a schedule.
Career Counseling
Learn more about how our trained career counselor can help you discover what type of career and major is most suitable for you.
