A study of earth science. Focus on physical and historical geology, meteorology and descriptive astronomy, and economic, social, and philosophic aspects.

This course introduces life science from a Christian worldview. Course topics include biological organization and hierarchy, energy and nutrient flow cycles, population biology, genetics and reproduction, and cellular biology.

A fundamental study of college algebra. Includes study of college-level mathematics with an emphasis on business and professional applications.

In this course, you will explore the mathematical features and functions of college-level algebra and their applications. This study will focus on identifying, solving, and graphing linear, quadratic, rational, polynomial, exponential, and logarithmic functions. Your work in this course will give you a greater understanding of the relationship between numbers and enhance your problem-solving skills. While there are no prerequisite course requirements, it is assumed that students have, at a minimum, a high school mathematics equivalency.