On your journey to becoming a Registered Nurse, students will have the opportunity to experience an introduction to nursing in some of the area’s premier healthcare agencies. Our partnerships with various communities of interest and numerous nursing specialties will expose you to a wealth of knowledge and expertise.

Our goal is that every computer science student graduates as a skilled, independent problem-solver with broad, relevant “hard” skills and accompanying “soft” skills. To this end, our courses combine theory and practice in the context of the broader university mission of providing an education enlightened by faith.

A major in Biology prepares you for a wide variety of career options. You may choose one of our human health tracks and pursue entrance into allied health professional schools and graduate programs such as medical, dental, physician assistant, pharmacy, public health, physical or occupational therapy, optometry, chiropractic, and veterinary medicine. Regardless of which track you choose to pursue, our faculty strives to ensure you will be well-prepared and equipped to begin your career or continue to your next step.

The Bachelor of Science degree is designed to prepare the student for teaching, industrial work, and graduate education.

The Science Education program is intended for students planning to be certified to teach Science in the Texas public school system as well as private schools.

Our new Bachelor of Science in Music, Worship Leadership Concentration degree is housed in the School of Music and offers a fully-functioning degree in music/worship leadership with a new core of worship-specific courses included.

This degree is designed to offer unique academic opportunities to students seeking to become a practitioner in a professional field. If you want to obtain an undergraduate degree leading to professional licensure, potential credit toward graduate work, and one that affords interactive, experiential service-learning experiences, then this degree may be for you!

Fitness, Recreation & Sports Management is the most flexible degree in the School of Kinesiology, Health & Recreation. It allows for 22 credit hours of electives and is the only degree in the School that requires a minor.

The Hardin-Simmons Department of Mathematics offers programs of study leading to the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Behavioral Science, and Bachelor of Science degrees. Our students are encouraged to learn by doing mathematics.

The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders’ goal is to provide an academically challenging pre-professional education in the fields of speech-language-hearing pathology and audiology in an environment that encourages intellectual and spiritual growth and preparation for graduate school.

Our Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology degree prepares students who wish to pursue advanced degrees in biotechnology, molecular biology, or medicine. The major consists of 24 semester hours of chemistry and 23 semester hours of biology coursework.

The Bachelor of Science in Music, Composition Concentration degree, is designed for students seeking a liberal arts degree in music that focuses on preparing them for a career as a composer.

The Bachelor of Science in Music, Performance Concentration degree, is designed for students seeking a liberal arts degree in music that focuses on preparing them for a career as a performer.

Focusing on the fusion of art and technology, a degree in graphic design and advertising opens the door to endless visual communication possibilities. You will become an expert at combining text and visuals as you turn your most creative ideas into designs for print or the web.

Our Interdisciplinary Generalist program is dedicated to preparing future EC-6 classroom teachers who understand how to provide positive and productive learning environments and engaging and developmentally appropriate instruction that is respectful for diverse learners in public, private, or charter school classrooms.