Program of Study
Overview of the Academic Program
Overview of the Academic Program
Moral Philosophy studies the historical progression of major questions and ideas by examining great texts of literature, philosophy, and history.
Theological Studies focuses on Biblical, Systematic, and Historical Theology, as well as the koine Greek language. In contrast to Moral Philosophy, which considers religion as an anthropological study, Theological Studies focus on God as Creator, Savior, and Sustainer.
The Trivium is composed of Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric and lays down the foundation for academic expertise, equipping students to engage in the process of academic discovery for the gaining and disseminating of wisdom.
The Quadrivium is composed of Arithmetic, Geometry, Harmonia, and Cosmology and is founded on the belief that God reveals Himself and His decrees through the beauty, order, and design of His world.
Applied Studies articulate the complex relationship between faith, learning, and practice by means of artistic mediums, preceptorials, and the Senior Capstone Project.