The letter indicates the department of Theology the course is in:

E - Biblical Exposition and Exegetical Theology and Analytical - Expositional

P - Practical Theology

S - Systematic Theology

H - Historical Theology

GP - General Ministry and Practical Theology

One and two hundred level courses are for the Associate of Theology Degree, three and four hundred level courses are those for the Bachelor of Religious Studies Degree, five hundred and above are for the Master of Religious Studies and Master of Divinity Degree courses.

Courses that have two different sets of numbers reflect the level of that particular class. For example: GP-100, 500 Pastoral Writings reflect both the undergraduate and graduate levels of this class.

The number after each subject indicates the number of quarter credits hours assigned to each course. Most classes have five (5) credit hours assigned to them.

Students may take classes in any order that they desire, with the exception of those that have a prerequisite course.

Classes taken by independent study will have the appropriate number of credit hours assigned by the Registrar. A signed agreement by the Registrar and student will be placed in the student's file.

Extension classes taken from other institutions, will be given the quarter credit value those institution assign for their courses. See page 34.