BIC Courses
The listing of BIC courses below is arranged by semesters. Not all students take every BIC class - the specific requirements are dependent on the student's particular major. In addition to their BIC courses, BIC students will take classes in a number of areas also determined by their chosen major or program:
- Their required math and foreign language courses, which are not covered by BIC general studies
- Required prerequisites or core courses for a program of study, such as pre-medical preparation and the pre-business core
- Courses in a major/minor
- Electives
First Year, Fall Semester
- BIC 1112 Examined Life I: Human Development & College Life
- BIC 1314 World Cultures I: Roots of Culture
- BIC 1313 The World of Rhetoric I: Writing & Speaking
First Year, Spring Semester
- BIC 1324 World Cultures II: Religion & Culture
- BIC 1323 The World of Rhetoric II: Rhetoric in Context
Sophomore Year, Fall Semester
- BIC 2334 World Cultures III: The Modern World
- BIC 2330 Social World I: The City & the Soul
- BIC 2437 Natural World I: Primary Ideas in Science
Sophomore Year, Spring Semester
- BIC 2344 World Cultures IV: The United States in the World
- BIC 2340 Social World II: The Conditions & Possibilities of Human Fulfillment
- BIC 2447 Natural World II: Global Science Issues
Junior Year, Spring Semester
- BIC 3358 Examined Life II: Biblical Heritage & Contemporary Ethical Issues
Senior Year, Fall Semester
- BIC 4374 World Cultures V: Differing Visions & Realities
Senior Year, Spring Semester
- BIC 4389 Examined Life III: Baylor Interdisciplinary Core Capstone
For more detailed information on the course sequences mentioned below, please choose the sequence from the box to the right. For a concise printable overview, click here: BIC Course Descriptions