Administrative Assistant​ Database

Agribusiness Management​ Entrepreneurship

Basic Accounting​ Hospitality and Tourism Management

Commercial Fundamentals​ Social Media Marketing​

Computer Programming​ Web Frontend

Computer Support​ Construction Field Supervision ​

Administrative Assistant Social Media Marketing ​

Agribusiness Management Web and Computer Programming​​

Basic Accounting Medical Billing and Coding​

Commercial Fundamentals Fundamentals​

Computer Support Project Management​

Entrepreneurship Technical Support Engineer​

Hospitality and Tourism Management​

Administrative Assistant​ Hospitality and Tourism Management​

Agribusiness Management​ Medical Billing and Coding​

Construction Field Supervision​ Project Management​

Entrepreneurship ​ Social Media Marketing​

Web and Computer Programming​ Technical Support Engineer ​

Basic Accounting​

Commercial Fundamentals Basic Accounting ​

Administrative Assistant Hospitality and Tourism Management​

Construction Field Supervision Medical Billing and Coding​​

Entrepreneurship Project Management​

Teaching English as a Foreign Social Media Marketing 

Language (TEFL) ​

The Certificate 2 option for the Applied Business Management degree for

the 2019 – 2023 catalog years is:​

• Business and Leadership Skills. ​

• Students have two options to choose from to fulfill the internship requirement.​

  • • • • GS 497 – Professional Projects​

At least 50 credits earned is required before registering​

• BUS 410 – Principles of Advanced Business Management​

At least 72 credits earned is required before registering ​

The religion requirement includes a total of 14 credits coming from two sections:​

Cornerstone Courses:​

• REL 200A & REL 200B: The Eternal Family​

• REL 225A & REL 225B: Foundations of the Restoration​

• REL 250A & REL 250B: Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel​

• REL 275A & REL 275B: The Teachings and Doctrines of the Book of Mormon​

Eternal Truths:​

• REL 280A & REL 280B: Answering My Gospel Questions​

• REL 290A & REL 290B: The Divine Gift of Forgiveness​

• REL 333A & REL 333B: Teachings of the Living Prophets​

The following courses will be planned along with C2 courses:​

• MATH 108X: Math for the Real World​

• WRIT 101: Writing in Professional Contexts​

• BUS 301: Advanced Writing in Professional Contexts​

• GE 103: Online University Skills (Fulfilled by PC 103 for students who took PathwayConnect)​

• *ECON 150: Microeconomics (This is for the 2019, 2021, and 2022 catalog years).​

The Certificate 3 option for the Applied Business Management degree for

The 2019 – 2023 catalog years is:​

• Business Administration

Students will complete the Leadership and Self Reliance Module to fulfill the bachelor

generals requirement. This Module contains 5 areas:​

• Leadership​

FCS 160: Family Leadership and Resource Management​

• Natural Science​

GESCI 110: Sustaining Human Life​

• Arts and Humanities​

HUM 110: Discovery Through the Arts​

• Social Science​

PEACE 101: Conflict and Peace​

• Health​

PUBH 132: Personal Health and Wellness​

• If students have completed all other graduation requirements but have not met the required upper division credit requirement (30 upper division credits with 15 in residency credit hours), they will need to use elective courses to fill the requirement. ​

• Students may also have elective courses due to transfer credits that do not fulfill a graduation requirement. ​

Commercial Fundamentals       Hospitality and Tourism Management​

Administrative Assistant       Medical Billing and Coding​

Entrepreneurship       Project Management​
Basic Accounting       Social Media Marketing​

Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)​

The certificate 2 option for the Applied Business Management degree for

the 2024 catalog year is:​

• Business and Leadership Skills. ​

The religion requirement includes a total of 14 credits coming from two sections:​

Cornerstone Courses:​

• REL 200A & REL 200B: The Eternal Family​

• REL 225A & REL 225B: Foundations of the Restoration​

• REL 250A & REL 250B: Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel​

• REL 275A & REL 275B: The Teachings and Doctrines of the Book of Mormon​

Eternal Truths:​

• REL 280A & REL 280B: Answering My Gospel Questions​

• REL 290A & REL 290B: The Divine Gift of Forgiveness​

• REL 333A & REL 333B: Teachings of the Living Prophets​

The following courses will be planned along with C2 courses:​

• MATH 108X: Math for the Real World​

• WRIT 101: Writing in Professional Contexts​

• BUS 301: Advanced Writing in Professional Contexts​

• GE 103: Online University Skills (Fulfilled by PC 103 for students who took PathwayConnect)​

• *ECON 150: Microeconomics (This is for the 2019, 2021, 2022 catalog years).​

The Certificate 3 option for the Applied Business Management degree for

The 2019 – 2023 catalog years is:​

• Business Administration

Students will complete the Leadership and Self Reliance Module to fulfill the bachelor

generals requirement. This Module contains 5 areas:​

• Leadership​

FCS 160: Family Leadership and Resource Management​

• Natural Science​

GESCI 110: Sustaining Human Life​

• Arts and Humanities​

HUM 110: Discovery Through the Arts​

• Social Science​

PEACE 101: Conflict and Peace​

• Health​

PUBH 132: Personal Health and Wellness​

• If students have completed all other graduation requirements but have not met the required upper division credit requirement (30 upper division credits with 15 in residency credit hours), they will need to use elective courses to fill the requirement. ​

• Students may also have elective courses due to transfer credits that do not fulfill a graduation requirement. 

The certificate 1 option for the Applied Health degree for the 2020

catalog year is:​

• Community Health Planning and Implementation​

The certificate 1 options for the Applied Health degree for the 2021 and

2022 catalog years are:​

• Community Health Planning and Implementation​

• Medical Billing and Coding Fundamentals​

The certificate 1 option for the Applied Health degree for the 2023 and

2024 catalog years is:​

• Community and Environmental Health​

The certificate 2 option for the Applied Health degree for the 2020

Catalog year is:​

• Community Health Methods and Evaluation 

The certificate 2 options for the Applied Health degree for the 2021 and

2022 catalog years are:​

• Community Health Methods and Evaluation. (If the student chose Community Health Planning and Implementation as their C1)​

• Community Heatlh Planning and Implementation (If the student chose Medical Billing and Coding Fundamentals as their C1).​

The certificate 2 option for the Applied Health degree for the 2023 and

2024 catalog years is:​

• Health Program Strategies​

The religion requirement includes a total of 14 credits coming from two sections:​

Cornerstone Courses:​

• REL 200A & REL 200B: The Eternal Family​

• REL 225A & REL 225B: Foundations of the Restoration​

• REL 250A & REL 250B: Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel​

• REL 275A & REL 275B: The Teachings and Doctrines of the Book of Mormon​

Eternal Truths:​

• REL 280A & REL 280B: Answering My Gospel Questions​

• REL 290A & REL 290B: The Divine Gift of Forgiveness​

• REL 333A & REL 333B: Teachings of the Living Prophets​

The following courses will be planned along with C2 courses:​

• MATH 108X: Math for the Real World​

• WRIT 101: Writing in Professional Contexts​

• BUS 301: Advanced Writing in Professional Contexts​

• GE 103: Online University Skills (Fulfilled by PC 103 students who took PathwayConnect)​

• GS 170: Career Development (For the 2024 catalog year only)​

The certificate 3 options for the Applied Health degree for the 2020

catalog year are:​

• Epidemiology​

• Human Services​

• Occupational Safety and Health​

The certificate 3 options for the Applied Health degree for the 2021 and

2022 catalog years are:​

• If the student chose Community Health Planning and Implementation as their C1:​

Epidemiology​

Human Services​

Occupational Safety and Health ​

• If the student chose Medical Billing and Coding Fundamentals as their C1:​

Community Health Methods and Evaluation ​

The certificate 3 option for the Applied Health degree for the 2023 and

2024 catalog years is:​

• Health Program Evaluation​

• On the 2020 – 2023 catalog years, students take PUBH 399 Applied Health Capstone (At least 40 credits earned is required before registering) to fulfill the internship requirements. ​

• Students on the 2024 catalog year take the program required core course: BUS 321 – Organizational Leadership.​

Students will complete the Leadership and Self Reliance Module to fulfill the bachelor

generals requirement. This Module contains 5 areas:​

• Leadership​

FCS 160: Family Leadership and Resource Management​

• Natural Science​

GESCI 110: Sustaining Human Life​

• Arts and Humanities​

HUM 110: Discovery Through the Arts​

• Social Science​

PEACE 101: Conflict and Peace​

• Health​

PUBH 132: Personal Health and Wellness​

Students take elective courses to enable them complete the

number of upper division credit requirement (15 residency credit

hours) and the minimum credit hour requirement for a bachelor's

degree (120 credit hours).

The religion requirement includes a total of 14 credits coming from two sections:​

Cornerstone Courses:​

• REL 200: The Eternal Family​

• REL 225: Foundations of the Restoration​

• REL 250: Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel​

• REL 275: The Teachings and Doctrines of the Book of Mormon​

Eternal Truths:​

• 3 Religion Elective Courses (6 credits)​

• BAP 115 – Excel and Introduction to Technology (BUS 115 and BUSPC 115 are equivalents and will fulfill the course requirement for BAP 115)​

• GS 170 – Career Development​

• COMM 122 – Interpersonal Communications​

• ENG 101 – Introduction to College Writing​

• ENG 201 – Intermediate College Writing​

• MAT 107 – Quantitative Analysis and Personal Finance (Math courses higher than 110 will also meet the college fundamentals math  requirement.)

• Students will take CAR 398: Project Based Internship to fulfill the internship requirement. ​

• Students will also take COMM 499: Communication Internship as a part of their 3rd certificate. ​

Students will complete their general education courses by using either the Advanced

Path (for direct admit students) or the PathwayConnect path. ​

Advanced Path (for direct admit students)​

• SS 160 – Leadership & Human Behavior​

• BUS 202 - Organizational Effectiveness ​

• GE 103 – Online University Skills​

PathwayConnect​

• PC 101 – Life Skills​

• PC 102 – Professional Skills​

• PC 103 – University Skills​

• Elective courses are not a program requirement. If students have completed all other graduation requirements but have not met the required upper division credit requirement (40 upper division credits), they will need to use elective courses to fill the requirement. ​

• Students may also have elective courses due to transfer credits that do not fulfill a graduation requirement. ​

The religion requirement includes a total of 14 credits coming from two sections:​

Cornerstone Courses:​

• REL 200A & REL 200B: The Eternal Family​

• REL 225A & REL 225B: Foundations of the Restoration​

• REL 250A & REL 250B: Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel​

• REL 275A & REL 275B: The Teachings and Doctrines of the Book of Mormon​

Eternal Truths:​

• REL 280A & REL 280B: Answering My Gospel Questions​

• REL 290A & REL 290B: The Divine Gift of Forgiveness​

• REL 333A & REL 333B: Teachings of the Living Prophets​

• BAP 115 – Excel and Introduction to Technology (BUS 115 and BUSPC

• 115 are equivalents and will fulfill the course requirement for BAP 115)​

• GS 170 – Career Development​

• COMM 122 – Interpersonal Communications​

• ENG 101 – Introduction to College Writing​

• ENG 201 – Intermediate College Writing​

• MAT 107 – Quantitative Analysis and Personal Finance (Math courses higher than 110 will also meet the college fundamentals math requirement.)​

• Students will take CAR 398: Project Based Internship to fulfill the internship requirement. ​

Students will complete their general education courses by using either the Advanced

Path (for direct admit students) or the PathwayConnect path. ​

Advanced Path (for direct admit students)​

• SS 160 – Leadership & Human Behavior​

• BUS 202 - Organizational Effectiveness ​

• GE 103 – Online University Skills​

PathwayConnect​

• PC 101 – Life Skills​

• PC 102 – Professional Skills​

• PC 103 – University Skills​

• ENS 497 – Disciple Leadership Capstone​

• HIST 175 – History of Technology in the United States​

• COMM 497 – Communication Capstone​

• LS 303 – Knowledge of the Physical and Natural World​

As part of the Three-Year Degree, students will complete a total of 90-104 credits and 3 certificates as part of the degree. Students will still be required to complete the same amount of General Education and religion credits as the 120 credit bachelor’s degrees but will not have to complete the 27-30 credits of electives usually taken at the end of the degree.​

• Elective courses are not a program requirement. If students have completed all other graduation requirements but have not met the required upper division credit requirement (30 upper division credits), they will need to use elective courses to fill the requirement. ​

• Students may also have elective courses due to transfer credits that do not fulfill a graduation requirement. ​

The certificate 1 option for the Marriage and Family Studies degree

is:​

• Marriage, Family and Human Relations

The certificate 2 option for the Marriage and Family Studies degree

is:​

• Advanced Marriage and Family Functioning​

The religion requirement includes a total of 14 credits coming from two sections:​

Cornerstone Courses:​

• REL 200A & REL 200B: The Eternal Family​

• REL 225A & REL 225B: Foundations of the Restoration​

• REL 250A & REL 250B: Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel​

• REL 275A & REL 275B: The Teachings and Doctrines of the Book of Mormon​

Eternal Truths:​

• REL 280A & REL 280B: Answering My Gospel Questions​

• REL 290A & REL 290B: The Divine Gift of Forgiveness​

• REL 333A & REL 333B: Teachings of the Living Prophets​

The following courses will be planned along with C2 courses:​

• MATH 108X: Math for the Real World​

• WRIT 101: Writing in Professional Contexts​

• BUS 301: Advanced Writing in Professional Contexts​

• GE 103: Online University Skills (Fulfilled by PC 103 students who took PathwayConnect)​

The certificate 3 options for the Marriage and Family Studies degree

are:​

• Child and Family Advocacy​

• Human Services​

• Parent and Family Education​

• Students take GS 497: Professional Projects (At least 50 credits

• earned is required before registering) to fulfill the internship requirement.​

Students will complete the Leadership and Self Reliance Module to fulfill the bachelor

generals requirement. This Module contains 5 areas:​

• Leadership​

FCS 160: Family Leadership and Resource Management​

• Natural Science​

GESCI 110: Sustaining Human Life​

• Arts and Humanities​

HUM 110: Discovery Through the Arts​

• Social Science​

PEACE 101: Conflict and Peace​

• Health​

PUBH 132: Personal Health and Wellness​

• If students have completed all other graduation requirements but have not met the required upper division credit requirement (30 upper division credits with 15 in residency credit hours), they will need to use elective courses to fill the requirement. ​

• Students may also have elective courses due to transfer credits that do not fulfill a graduation requirement. ​

The certificate 1 option for the Family and Human Services degree

is:​

• Family Relations​

The certificate 2 option for the Family and Human Services degree

is:​

• Family Services​

The religion requirement includes a total of 14 credits coming from two sections:​

Cornerstone Courses:​

• REL 200A & REL 200B: The Eternal Family​

• REL 225A & REL 225B: Foundations of the Restoration​

• REL 250A & REL 250B: Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel​

• REL 275A & REL 275B: The Teachings and Doctrines of the Book of Mormon​

Eternal Truths:​

• REL 280A & REL 280B: Answering My Gospel Questions​

• REL 290A & REL 290B: The Divine Gift of Forgiveness​

• REL 333A & REL 333B: Teachings of the Living Prophets​

The following courses will be planned along with C2 courses:​

• MATH 108X: Math for the Real World​

• WRIT 101: Writing in Professional Contexts​

• BUS 301: Advanced Writing in Professional Contexts​

• GE 103: Online University Skills (Fulfilled by PC 103 students who took PathwayConnect)​

• GS 170: Career Development (For the 2024 catalog year only)​

The certificate 3 option for the Family and Human Services degree

is:​

• Family Theory and Research​

• Elective courses are not a program requirement. If students have completed all other graduation requirements but have not met the required upper division credit requirement (30 upper division credits with 15 in residency credit hours), they will need to use elective courses to fill the requirement. ​

• Students may also have elective courses due to transfer credits that do not fulfill a graduation requirement. ​

• Students take GS 497: Professional Projects (At least 50 credits earned is required before registering) to fulfill the internship requirement.​

The certificate 1 option for the Information Technology degree is:​

• Technical Support Engineer​

The certificate 2 option for the Information Technology degree is:​

• IT Fundamentals​

The religion requirement includes a total of 14 credits coming from two sections:​

Cornerstone Courses:​

• REL 200A & REL 200B: The Eternal Family​

• REL 225A & REL 225B: Foundations of the Restoration​

• REL 250A & REL 250B: Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel​

• REL 275A & REL 275B: The Teachings and Doctrines of the Book of Mormon​

Eternal Truths:​

• REL 280A & REL 280B: Answering My Gospel Questions​

• REL 290A & REL 290B: The Divine Gift of Forgiveness​

• REL 333A & REL 333B: Teachings of the Living Prophets​

• BAP 115 – Excel and Introduction to Technology (BUS 115 and BUSPC 115 are equivalents and will fulfill the course requirement for BAP 115)​

• GS 170 – Career Development​

• COMM 122 – Interpersonal Communications​

• ENG 101 – Introduction to College Writing​

• ENG 301 – Technical Writing​

• MAT 108 – Math for the Real World (Math courses higher than 110 will also meet the college fundamentals math requirement.)​

• Students will take CAR 398: Project Based Internship to fulfill the internship requirement. ​

The certificate 3 option for the Information Technology degree is:​

• System Administration​

Students will complete their general education courses by using either the Advanced

Path (for direct admit students) or the PathwayConnect path. ​

Advanced Path (for direct admit students)​

• SS 160 – Leadership & Human Behavior​

• BUS 202 - Organizational Effectiveness ​

• GE 103 – Online University Skills​

PathwayConnect​

• PC 101 – Life Skills​

• PC 102 – Professional Skills​

• PC 103 – University Skills​

• ENS 497 – Disciple Leadership Capstone​

• HIST 175 – History of Technology in the United States​ 

• IT 497 – IT Capstone​

• LS 303 – Knowledge of the Physical and Natural World​

As part of the Three-Year Degree, students will complete a total of 90-104 credits and 3 certificates as part of the degree. Students will still be required to complete the same amount of General Education and religion credits as the 120 credit bachelor’s degrees but will not have to complete the 27-30 credits of electives usually taken at the end of the degree.​

• Elective courses are not a program requirement. If students have completed all other graduation requirements but have not met the required upper division credit requirement (30 upper division credits with 15 in residency credit hours), they will need to use elective courses to fill the requirement. ​

• Students may also have elective courses due to transfer credits that do not fulfill a graduation requirement. ​

• Web Frontend​

• Computer Support​

• Auto Service Technology​

• Computer-Aided Design and Drafting​

• Database​

• Web Frontend​

• Computer Support​

• Auto Service Technology​

• Computer-Aided Design and Drafting​

• Computer Programming​

• Graphic Design Fundamentals​

• Database​

• Web and Computer Programming​

• Computer Support​

• Technical Support Engineer ​

• Web and Computer Programming​

• Technical Support Engineer​

If a student chooses Web Frontend or Computer Support as their C1:​

• Auto Service Technology ​

• Computer Support (unless chosen as

• C1)​

• Computer-Aided Design and Drafting​

• Database​

• System Administration​

• Web Backend Development​

• Web Frontend (unless chosen as C1)​

If a student chooses Web Frontend or

Computer Support as their C1:​

• Auto Service Technology​

• Computer Programming​

• Computer Support (Unless chosen as

• C1)​

• Computer-Aided Design and Drafting​

• Database​

• Graphic Design Fundamentals​

• System Administration​

• Web Development​

• Web Frontend (Unless chosen as C1)​

If a student chooses Web and Computer

Programming as their C1:​

• Database​

• System Administration​

• Web Development ​

If a student chooses Web and Computer Programming as their C1:​

• Database ​

• Software Development​

• System Administration​

• Web Development ​

The religion requirement includes a total of 14 credits coming from two sections:​

• Cornerstone Courses:​

• REL 200A & REL 200B: The Eternal Family​

• REL 225A & REL 225B: Foundations of the Restoration​

• REL 250A & REL 250B: Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel​

• REL 275A & REL 275B: The Teachings and Doctrines of the Book of Mormon​

• Eternal Truths:​

• REL 280A & REL 280B: Answering My Gospel Questions​

• REL 290A & REL 290B: The Divine Gift of Forgiveness​

• REL 333A & REL 333B: Teachings of the Living Prophets​

The following courses will be planned along with C2 courses:​

• MATH 108X: Math for the Real World​

• WRIT 101: Writing in Professional Contexts​

• BUS 301: Advanced Writing in Professional Contexts​

• GE 103: Online University Skills (Fulfilled by PC 103 students who took PathwayConnect)​

If a student does not choose Web Frontend or Computer Support as their C1 but choose it as their C2 OR Web Frontend or Computer as their C1 but not System Administration or Web Backend Development as their C2:​

• System Administration​

• Web Backend Development​

If a student does not choose Web Frontend or Computer Support as their C1 but chooses it as their C2 OR if they choose Web Frontend as their C1 but does not choose System Administration or Web Development as their C2:​

• System Administration​

• Web Development​

If the student chooses Web and Computer Programming as their C1, C3 options will be the two certificate options that were not chosen for C2. (That is, if Database was chosen for C2, C3 will include Web Development and System Administration)​

• Database​

• System Administration​

• Web Development​

If a student chooses Web and Computer Programming as their C1, C3 options will be the certificate not chosen for C2 (That is if Database was chose as C2, C3 options will be Software Development, System Administration, or Web Development.​

• Database​

• Software Development​

• System Administration​

• Web Development​

• To fulfill the internship requirement, students will complete a project course designed to help students and skills they have learned.​

• GS 497: Professional Projects ​
  At least 50 credits earned is required before registering​

• Students will complete the Leadership and Self Reliance Module to fulfill the bachelor generals requirement. This Module contains 5 areas:​

• Leadership​

• FCS 160: Family Leadership and Resource Management​

• Natural Science​

• GESCI 110: Sustaining Human Life​

• Arts and Humanities​

• HUM 110: Discovery Through the Arts​

• Social Science​

• PEACE 101: Conflict and Peace​

• Health​

• PUBH 132: Personal Health and Wellness​

• Students take elective courses to enable them complete the number of upper division credit requirement (15 residency credit hours) and the minimum credit hour requirement for a bachelor's degree (120 credit hours).​

The certificate 1 option for the Software Development degree is:​

• Web and Computer Programming​

The certificate 2 option for the Software Development degree is:​

• Web Development

The religion requirement includes a total of 14 credits coming from two sections:​

Cornerstone Courses:​

• REL 200A & REL 200B: The Eternal Family​

• REL 225A & REL 225B: Foundations of the Restoration​

• REL 250A & REL 250B: Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel​

• REL 275A & REL 275B: The Teachings and Doctrines of the Book of Mormon​

Eternal Truths:​

• REL 280A & REL 280B: Answering My Gospel Questions​

• REL 290A & REL 290B: The Divine Gift of Forgiveness​

• REL 333A & REL 333B: Teachings of the Living Prophets​

The following courses will be planned along with C2 courses:​

• MATH 108X: Math for the Real World​

• WRIT 101: Writing in Professional Contexts​

• BUS 301: Advanced Writing in Professional Contexts​

• GE 103: Online University Skills (Fulfilled by PC 103 students who took

• PathwayConnect)​

• GS 170: Career Development (For the 2024 catalog year only)​

The certificate 3 option for the Software Development degree is:​

• Software Development​

• On the 2023 catalog year, students take CSE 499 – Senior Project to fulfill the internship requirements. ​

• To meet the prerequisite requirement for CSE 499 – Senior Project, students must take one of the following: CSE 310 –Applied Programming OR CS 246.

Students will complete the Leadership and Self Reliance Module to fulfill the bachelor

general's requirement. This Module contains 5 areas:​

• Leadership​

FCS 160: Family Leadership and Resource Management​

• Natural Science​

GESCI 110: Sustaining Human Life​

• Arts and Humanities​

HUM 110: Discovery Through the Arts​

• Social Science​

PEACE 101: Conflict and Peace​

• Health​

PUBH 132: Personal Health and Wellness​

Students on the 2024 catalog year will take the following program

required core courses:​

• BUS 321 – Organizational Leadership​

• CSE 499 – Senior Project (Prerequisite: one of the following: CSE

• 310 – Applied Programming OR CS 246)​

• After completing all other graduation requirements, elective courses are required to get the student to the 120-credit requirement for the bachelor's degree.​

• Elective courses are not a program requirement for the 2024 catalog. If students have completed all other graduation requirements but have not met the required upper division credit requirement (30 upper division credits with 15 in residency credit hours), they will need to use elective courses to fill the requirement. ​

• Students may also have elective courses due to transfer credits that do not fulfill a graduation requirement. ​

• Total credits: 120​

• Associate Degree: 60 credits​

• Religion: 14 credits overall​

• 8 credits must be from cornerstone religion courses, no exceptions.​

• Associate Degree: 8 credits with 4 from cornerstone religion courses.​

• GPA: Cumulative GPA must be a 2.0 or higher.​

• Upper Division (300+ course codes) requirements differ by catalog year and institution​

• BYU-Idaho 2019-2022:15 upper division credits​

• BYU-Idaho 2023-2024: 30 upper division credits​

• 15 upper division credits must be in-residency from BYU-Idaho​

• 15 upper division credits can come from transfer credits.​

• Ensign College 2021-2023: 40 upper division in-residency (automatically planned).​

The following courses will be planned along with the C2:​

• MATH 108X: Math for the Real World​

• WRIT 101: Writing in Professional Contexts​

• BUS 301: Advanced Writing in Professional Contexts​

• GE 103: Online University Skills​

• Filled by PC 103 for students who took PathwayConnect​

The religion requirement includes a total of 14 credits coming from two

sections:​

• Cornerstone Courses:​

• REL 200A & REL 200B: The Eternal Family​

• REL 225A & REL 225B: Foundations of the Restoration​

• REL 250A & REL 250B: Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel​

• REL 275A & REL 275B: The Teachings and Doctrines of the Book of Mormon​

• Eternal Truths:​

• REL 280A & REL 280B: Answering My Gospel Questions​

• REL 290A & REL 290B: The Divine Gift of Forgiveness​

• REL 333A & REL 333B: Teachings of the Living Prophets​

Students will complete the Leadership and Self-Reliance Module for the

bachelor generals.
This Module contains 5 areas:​

• Leadership ​

• FCS 160: Family Leadership and Resource Management​

• Natural Science​

• GESCI 110: Sustaining Human Life​

• Arts and Humanities​

• HUM 110: Discovery Through the Arts​

• Social Science​

• PEACE 101: Conflict and Peace​

• Health​

• PUBH 132: Personal Health and Wellness​

• There is no internship requirement for Professional Studies on the 2019 and 2020 catalog years.

• For the 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024 catalog years, the internship requirement should be fulfilled by taking the course GS497: Professional Projects.​

• Prior to term 1 of Winter 2025, the requirement could also be filled with IDS398R: Interdisciplinary Internship​​

• Total credits: 90-105​

• This total will fluctuate depending on the declared certificates.​

• Religion: 14 credits overall​

• 8 credits must be from cornerstone religion courses, no exceptions.​

• GPA: Cumulative GPA must be a 2.0 or higher.​

• Upper Division: 30 upper division credits (300+ course codes are considered upper division).​

• 15 upper division credits must be in-residency from BYU-Idaho, Ensign College, or BYU-Pathway Worldwide.​

• 15 upper division credits can come from transfer credits.​

The following courses will be planned along with the C2:​

• MATH 108X: Math for the Real World​

• WRIT 101: Writing in Professional Contexts​

• BUS 301: Advanced Writing in Professional Contexts​

• GE 103: Online University Skills​

• Filled by PC 103 for students who took PathwayConnect​

The religion requirement includes a total of 14 credits coming from two

sections:​

• Cornerstone Courses:​

• REL 200A & REL 200B: The Eternal Family​

• REL 225A & REL 225B: Foundations of the Restoration​

• REL 250A & REL 250B: Jesus Christ and the Everlasting Gospel​

• REL 275A & REL 275B: The Teachings and Doctrines of the Book of Mormon​

• Eternal Truths:​

• REL 280A & REL 280B: Answering My Gospel Questions​

• REL 290A & REL 290B: The Divine Gift of Forgiveness​

• REL 333A & REL 333B: Teachings of the Living Prophets​

• Advanced Family History Research​

• Prerequisite: Family History Research​

• Business and Leadership Skills​

• Pick at least one prerequisite: Administrative Assistant, Basic Accounting, Commercial

• Fundamentals, Entrepreneurship, Hospitality and Tourism Management, Medical Billing and

• Coding, Project Management, Social Media Marketing OR, TEFL​

• Family Services​

• Prerequisite: Family Relations​

• Health Program Strategies​

• Prerequisite: Community and Environmental Health​

• Web Development​

• Prerequisite: Web and Computer Programming​

Students will complete the Leadership and Self-Reliance Module for the bachelor generals.

This Module contains 5 areas:​

• Leadership​

• FCS 160: Family Leadership and Resource Management​

• Natural Science​

• GESCI 110: Sustaining Human Life​

• Arts and Humanities​

• HUM 110: Discovery Through the Arts​

• Social Science​

• PEACE 101: Conflict and Peace​

• Health​

• PUBH 132: Personal Health and Wellness​