Course Requirements
Courses are taught in cohorts and comprise a 15-month, lock-step format. Each class requires that students meet for four hours, from 6–10 p.m., once a week.
| Core Courses | ||
|---|---|---|
BCLM 336 Christian Family Life | 3 | |
BCLM 360 Sociology of Religion | 3 | |
BCLM 390 Human Growth and Development | 3 | |
BCLM 402 Directed Study: Applied Research, Part I | 1 | |
BCLM 403 Directed Study: Applied Research, Part II | 1 | |
BCLM 404 Directed Study: Applied Research, Part III | 1 | |
BCLM 426 Theology and Christian Education | 3 | |
BCLM 474 Leadership Seminar: A Theology of Christian Leadership | 3 | |
BMGT 301 Dynamics of Group Behavior | 3 | |
BMGT 302 Adult Development and Learning Assessment | 3 | |
BMGT 304 Organizational Analysis | 3 | |
BMGT 305 Managing Interpersonal Communication | 3 | |
BMGT 306 The Bible and Business Ethics | 3 | |
BMGT 409 Cultural Influences in the Workplace | 3 | |
BMGT 410 Principles of Management and Supervision | 3 | |
| Total | 39 units | |
Transfer Work
Azusa Pacific University will accept credit for equivalent courses from schools accredited by regional agencies recognized by Council for Higher Education Administration (CHEA).
Correspondence Course Credit
A maximum of nine semester units of correspondence credit may be applied toward an Azusa Pacific University degree. Students must receive prior approval from the APS Office of the Registrar.
Graduate Courses Taken by Undergraduate Students
An undergraduate student may enroll in a graduate course only if:
- The student is a senior with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.
- The department chair of the student's major approves.
- The request is submitted with the form provided by the Office of the Undergraduate Registrar.
A qualified undergraduate student is not limited in the number of graduate courses they may take.
Graduate courses taken by an undergraduate student may not apply toward an APU graduate degree unless the grade received in the graduate course is 3.0 or higher. No more than eight graduate units earned as an undergraduate student may be counted toward an APU graduate degree. Some departments may allow fewer units to be counted. A student who will be applying to an APU graduate program should obtain information from the appropriate department before taking graduate courses.
