ORU Advantage Course Requests: FALL 2025

On-Campus Advantage Courses: Thursday, August 21 - December 12, 2025
Online Advantage Courses: Monday, August 25 - December 12, 2025

Re-enrollment is dependent on your previous semester's academic performance.
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Student's Name: Student's Name: First Last
Student's Z number
Student's Email Address (ORU Email Preferred)
Student's Phone Number (Optional) Student's Phone Number (Optional) - ### - ### ####
Parent Email
Student's Current High School (If homeschooled, type in the word HOMESCHOOL)
High School Guidance Counselor's Name
(If homeschooled, a parent's name is acceptable) High School Guidance Counselor's Name
(If homeschooled, a parent's name is acceptable) First Last
High School Guidance Counselor's Email (If homeschooled, a Parent's email is acceptable)
Have you recently changed high schools?

Have you recently changed high schools? Yes No
Expected Date of High School Graduation Expected Date of High School Graduation / MM / DD YYYY
What is your intended major?
Are there accommodations or services, including those based on a health or physical condition, that you may require in order to enrich your educational development at ORU?

Are there accommodations or services, including those based on a health or physical condition, that you may require in order to enrich your educational development at ORU? Yes No
Would you like to take classes online, on-campus, or a combination of both?

Please note: Local 11th and 12th graders are permitted to take courses on ORU's campus with the submission of an official High School transcript.
ON-CAMPUS courses - list the course name and section (if known). Please note: highschool juniors and seniors may enroll in 100 or 200 level courses only. (Please note: concurrent students are permitted to enroll in 6 credit hours on campus per semester.)
ONLINE courses- Please select the online courses you desire from the list below. Please note: the maximum number of credit hours in which you may enroll per semester is ten, including courses on-campus. (If you attend Epic Charter School, you must communicate with your GSS about your course selection)

ONLINE courses- Please select the online courses you desire from the list below. Please note: the maximum number of credit hours in which you may enroll per semester is ten, including courses on-campus. (If you attend Epic Charter School, you must communicate with your GSS about your course selection) NO ONLINE COURSES (I'm requesting on campus courses only) BLIT 111: Christian Life I: Old Testament (2 credit hours) BLIT 122: Christian Life II: New Testament (2 credit hours) BIO 101: Principles of Biology Lecture & Lab (4 credit hours) BUS 201: Principles of Macroeconomics (3 credit hours) CHE 101: Principles of Chemistry Lecture & Lab (4 credit hours) COM 101: Oral Communication (3 credit hours) COMP 099:Preparation for Composition I (3 credit hours) *HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT ONLY: NOT TRANSFERRABLE AS COLLEGE CREDIT. COMP 101:College Reading & Writing (3 credit hours) COMP 102: Reading & Writing in the Liberal Arts (3 credit hours) *PREREQUISITE REQUIRED: COMP 101 ENG 201: Introduction to Literature (3 credit hours) *PREREQUISITE REQUIRED: COMP 102 FIN 244: Personal Financial Planning (3 credit hours) FRE 101: Elementary French I (4 credit hours) FRE 102: Elementary French II (4 credit hours) * PREREQUISITE REQUIRED: FRE 101 GEN 111: College Success Strategies (1 credit hour) GOV 101: American Government & Politics (3 credit hours) HIS 110: American History Survey 1 (3 credit hours) HIS 111: American History Survey 2 (3 credit hours) HUM 201: Wisdom of the Ancient World (3 credit hours) HUM 202: Classical Roman Civilization (3 credit hours) HUM 203: Learning from the Late Middle Ages (3 credit hours) HUM 204: Modern Western Civilization (3 credit hours) MAT 099: Introduction to College Mathematics (3 credit hours) * HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT ONLY: NOT TRANSFERRABLE AS COLLEGE CREDIT MAT 105: College Algebra (3 credit hours) MAT 106: Trigonometry (3 credit hours) *PREREQUISITE REQUIRED: MAT 105 MAT 232: Elementary Statistics (3 credit hours) *PREREQUISITE REQUIRED: MAT 105 PHY 101: General Physics 1 Lecture and Lab (4 credit hours) PHY 102: General Physics 2 Lecture & Lab (4 credit hours) *PREREQUISITE REQUIRED: PHY 101 PSY 201: Principles of Psychology (3 credit hours) *PREREQUISITE REQUIRED: COMP 101 READ 099: Preparation for College Reading (high school credit only) SOC 101:Introduction to Sociology (3 credit hours) SPA 101: Elementary Spanish I (4 credit hours) SPA 102: Elementary Spanish II (4 credit hours) *PREREQUISITE REQUIRED: SPA 101
Returning juniors and seniors with a current transcript on file are now permitted to take the following virtual course (available LIVE via Zoom). Please note that you must have an ORU GPA of 3.0 to enroll into a live Virtual course.

Returning juniors and seniors with a current transcript on file are now permitted to take the following virtual course (available LIVE via Zoom). Please note that you must have an ORU GPA of 3.0 to enroll into a live Virtual course. PED 203: FOUNDATIONS AND METHODS OF EDUCATION (3 credit hours) Meets MWF 2:25pm- 3:20pm
Please indicate if you attend Epic Charter Schools, or if you are a Homeschooled student:

Please indicate if you attend Epic Charter Schools, or if you are a Homeschooled student: Yes, I attend Epic. Yes, I am homeschooled. I am neither of these.
VIRTUAL courses (LIVE, via Zoom) - Please select the virtual courses you desire from the list below. Please note: the maximum number of credit hours in which you may enroll per semester is ten, including courses on-campus.

VIRTUAL courses (LIVE, via Zoom) - Please select the virtual courses you desire from the list below. Please note: the maximum number of credit hours in which you may enroll per semester is ten, including courses on-campus. BIB 222: Old Testament Introduction (3 credit hours) T/TH 9:05am - 10:30am Fall Semester Only - A general introduction to the various books of the Old Testament dealing with the problems of canon, authorship, composition, date of writing, and providing some background in the cultural, historical, geographical, and archaeological setting in which the Bible events occurred. BUS 100: Introduction to Business (2 credit hours) T/TH 2:35pm - 3:55pm - A foundational overview of business fundamentals and practice from a Christian perspective. Forms of business ownership, management, marketing, accounting, finance, information systems, professional development, career readiness strategies, and Christian calling in business. HLSS 110: Field Experience Principles (1.5 credit hours) T 7:15pm - 8:35pm - A course designed to provide basic principles of sport management through field experiences. The course offers the student opportunities to observe events in the sport management profession. The opportunities will include professional, collegiate, high-school, non-profit and other sports related settings. HLSS 206: INTRODUCTION TO SPORTS MANAGEMENT (3 credit hours) T/TH 9:05am - 10:30am - An overview of the field of sports management. Covers the types of careers, training, experiences, course of study, as well as characteristics of a successful sports manager. MGT 130: Principles of Management (3 credit hours) MWF 1:15pm - 2:10pm - An introductory course presenting the basic theories, functions, and practice of management, including the analysis and evaluation of the planning, organization, controlling, and leadership responsibilities of a manager. Current and possible future trends in management are explored as is managing in a culturally-diverse and global environment and ethical decision-making practices. I do not want to take a virtual course this semester.
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