Summer Orientation 2021: Students

If you have not yet taken the ACT, you need to take the English test.

If you are planning to take music lessons in the fall, you should take a Music Test.

If your Math ACT score is 30 or lower and you are enrolling in the following programs, you should take the Math Test to ensure that you are able to make the most effective use of your first-term credits.

• Actuarial Science
• Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
• Chemistry
• Computer Science
• Engineering
• Mathematics
• Mathematics Education
• Physics

If you are planning to take any foreign language class first semester regardless of your major, you should take the Foreign Language Test.

Seminary 113
Each area of study in college has its own nuances and specifications. The Biblical Studies program at BJU is both robust and diverse. The academics and ministry opportunities will sharpen you academically and stretch you spiritually.

This session will focus on the multiple majors available to a student looking to study Bible, as well as explore the many vocational possibilities.

Alumni 217
The school of business offers a large selection of majors and concentrations. A business major offers students the opportunity to tailor the program to their needs and desires.

This session will focus on diving deeper into the required courses for the major, the various concentrations, as well as a discussion on how to choose elective courses that maximize your hire ability after college.

Alumni 210
Education, in and out of the traditional classroom, is one of the most needed and most rewarding occupations. Teacher education degrees will prepare teachers who can confidently enter the classroom with a firm grasp on content, pedagogy, and delivery strategies.

This session will help prospective teacher education majors understand the requirements for becoming a teacher and gain a basic understanding of teacher licensure post-graduation. Educational, Child, and Family Studies degrees will prepare you for roles in child care, early intervention, arts integration, social services, teaching English as a second language, and more!

If you are interested in working with children, adolescents, or adults in settings outside the classroom, we have a program for you! Learn more about the programs in both divisions, the internship opportunities, and potential careers for graduates.

Mack Building 103
The study of health sciences is one of the most rapidly growing fields. These majors not only provide a pathway into the healthcare field but also give students opportunities to focus on the innovative occupations appearing in the global marketplace.

This session will help students distinguish between the multiple health science concentrations offered and navigate the elective options.

Alumni 110

Fine Arts 224
Students studying music at BJU are passionate and enthusiastic about the field. There are lots of options for majoring in music (BA, BS, BMus, BME), and this session will address the ins and outs of each one, including information on our expanded degree programs, job opportunities, and post-graduate paths.

Mack Building 102
If you’re planning on studying nursing, chances are you’ve already realized your desire to care for others—a quality essential to being a nurse. This session will explain the academic requirements needed in order to be accepted into BJU’s nursing program.

Mack Building 104
Becoming a physician or dentist means you have a long road of schooling and residency ahead of you. But it also means you’ll experience many rich, rewarding moments as you care for your patients.

This session will give you an overview of the premed/predent major and provide tips of how to be successful in this major.

Alumni Lecture B
The fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics hold some of the most sought after occupations in the world. BJU is known for educating some of the most well-equipped and well-rounded STEM major graduates.

This session will address the requirements for the STEM fields of study and provide tips on how to be successful in these highly competitive majors.

Alumni 112
The Division of World Languages and Cultures brings together faculty from all over the world who want to give you opportunities to connect and communicate in places and ways that span the globe and its cultures. We can all become better intercultural communicators and cross-cultural Christian witnesses, and whatever your current level, we can help you reach advanced proficiency in a second language.

This session focuses on our majors, minors, and certificates, as well as specific courses like Global Fluency and program distinctives like the Global Seal of Biliteracy.

Student Center, 2nd floor
The Information Fair is your opportunity to learn about the departments that help you acclimate to college life. Please take time to visit the more than 15 displays packed with important information such as meal plans, ID cards, financial aid, academic supports, student employment—and whatever else you might need.

Alumni 207
Get ahead of the game by setting up your devices for next semester. Visit Technology Resources for more information about free Microsoft Office, connecting to Wi-Fi, and printing information.

Alumni 216
An academic accommodation is a modification in the learning environment for students with documented disabilities to ensure their equal opportunity for success among their peers.

This session will address the accommodations and services provided by the University and the required documentation needed in order to receive academic accommodations.

Alumni 115
BJU has an active and growing ROTC Program which prepares men and women for active or reserve service in the U.S. Army and the U.S. Air Force. Scholarships covering tuition, fees, and a monthly stipend may be available to high-performing cadets.

This session will provide details about this exciting opportunity for BJU students.

Alumni 116
This step in the journey to college may be both the most basic and the most intimidating decision you’ll make in your academic career. For some students the choice is simple, but for others it can be nerve racking and stressful. This session aims to help those struggling to decide on an area of study.

You will receive tools to help you decide on the best way to pursue your passions. Your future career may be a job that doesn’t exist yet—so this session will focus on finding a major that gets you the skills to adapt and grow in any occupation.

Alumni 217
Although the division of accounting is part of the school of business, the accounting major is unique.

This session will detail some of the distinct aspects of the major at BJU, the job market and the availability of specific ministry opportunities in the field. Get your questions answered in this informative session.

Alumni 110
The Division of Communication is a group of creative storytellers—folks who communicate compelling stories and messages through film, media, theatre and interpersonal communication.

This session provides an overview of our various major programs, including the program distinctives, career opportunities and ministry options associated with each of our communication degrees.

Mack Building 104
Are you fascinated by the human body and science of exercise and human movement? Are you passionate in serving people by improving their health and fitness through exercise, rehabilitation, and nutrition? The Exercise Science program at BJU provides a solid foundation for graduate studies in rehabilitation sciences such as physical therapy, athletic training, exercise physiology, chiropractic medicine and occupational therapy.

Our curriculum also provides a rigorous and hands-on experience to prepare you for wide range of health and fitness careers such as cardiac rehabilitation, corporate fitness, personal training, strength and conditioning and wellness coaching. This session will focus on required courses and electives for this major, the certification exams, practicum, internship and independent study opportunities as well as requirements needed in order to be accepted into graduate programs.

Mack Building 103
Sports is a multi-billion dollar industry in the United States that continues to grow. Sports management in particular offers a multitude of opportunities, from marketing to tournament directing, from media relations to facilities management. BJU’s well-rounded sports management program will prepare you to excel in your chosen arena.

Alumni Lecture B
The fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics hold some of the most sought after occupations in the world. BJU is known for educating some of the most well-equipped and well-rounded STEM major graduates.

This session will address the requirements for the STEM fields of study and provide tips on how to be successful in these highly competitive majors.

Fine Arts 21
Studying the visual arts is exciting and challenging! There are many career paths available to visual artists and designers, and the Division of Art + Design offers a number of programs that lead to a wide variety of careers in art and design.

This session will provide detailed information about the six art and design programs, job opportunities, and graduate school possibilities. Join us and have your questions answered about studying and practicing art and design.

Student Center, 2nd floor
The Information Fair is your opportunity to learn about the departments that help you acclimate to college life. Please take time to visit the more than 15 displays packed with important information such as meal plans, ID cards, financial aid, academic supports, student employment—and whatever else you might need.

Alumni 207
Get ahead of the game by setting up your devices for next semester. Visit Technology Resources for more information about free Microsoft Office, connecting to Wi-Fi, and printing information.

Meet Mr. Phil Adams in Seminary 113

Meet Mr. Dan Albert in Alumni 217.

Meet Mrs. Kim Daulton in Alumni Lecture B.

Meet Dr. Renae Wentworth and Mrs. Rebecca Weier in Alumni Lecture A.

Meet Mrs. Amy Streeter in Alumni 110.

Meet Mr. Nathan Washer in Alumni 210.

Alumni 210
The University offers a wide variety of support to students to help ensure a successful academic career. The goal of our academic support services is to provide students with the necessary tools to succeed in their field of study.

This session will make you aware of the range of instructional methods, educational strategies, and other resources available to students at BJU.

Alumni 110
Four years of college may seem like a long time, but it will be over before you know it. Don’t wait until you are a senior to think about life after college. Learn to make strategic choices each year that will best prepare you for the career, ministry, or graduate school that God has for you.

Alumni Lecture A
Scholarships, grants, FAFSA…so many options! How do you know you are getting all the aid you are eligible for? And what is the difference between subsidized and unsubsidized anyway? The financial part of a college education can cause tremendous stress and anxiety. This session will answer your questions about financial aid. We hope you’ll leave feeling more at ease about the financial outlook of college.

Alumni 115
Math is a necessity in the liberal arts education provided at Bob Jones—and life after college. This session will discuss the reason for the online math modules, who needs them, how to complete them this summer, and the benefits of the course.

Alumni 111
BJU is fortunate to have its own public safety force. These officers have served in the community as police officers and are now serving on campus to keep students and faculty safe. In this day and age, campus safety is at the forefront of most families’ minds.

Come to this session and learn about the plans and protocols in place to deal with any emergency scenario. The speakers will also address student vehicle registration and parking requirements.

Alumni 112
Education comes with a price. This session will explain the bill pay process, due dates, and options/outcomes of missing a payment. The goal of this session is to inform you on all fronts in order to alleviate any anxiety you may be feeling and create a smooth process.

Alumni Lecture B
For many students, the idea of moving away from home is intimidating. You may have thousands of questions as you prepare for life away from home. This session will be a chance to get many of those questions answered. The speakers will give you a realistic view of what to expect out of residence hall life and give you an insider’s guide of what you really need with you at college.

Student Center, 2nd floor
The Information Fair is your opportunity to learn about the departments that help you acclimate to college life. Please take time to visit the more than 15 displays packed with important information such as meal plans, ID cards, financial aid, academic supports, student employment—and whatever else you might need.

Alumni 207
Get ahead of the game by setting up your devices for next semester. Visit Technology Resources for more information about free Microsoft Office, connecting to Wi-Fi, and printing information.

Alumni 216
An academic accommodation is a modification in the learning environment for students with documented disabilities to ensure their equal opportunity for success among their peers.

This session will address the accommodations and services provided by the University and the required documentation needed in order to receive academic accommodations.

Alumni 210
The University offers a wide variety of support to students to help ensure a successful academic career. The goal of our academic support services is to provide students with the necessary tools to succeed in their field of study.

This session will make you aware of the range of instructional methods, educational strategies, and other resources available to students at BJU.

Alumni 110
Four years of college may seem like a long time, but it will be over before you know it. Don’t wait until you are a senior to think about life after college. Learn to make strategic choices each year that will best prepare you for the career, ministry, or graduate school that God has for you.

Alumni Lecture A
Scholarships, grants, FAFSA…so many options! How do you know you are getting all the aid you are eligible for? And what is the difference between subsidized and unsubsidized anyway? The financial part of a college education can cause tremendous stress and anxiety. This session will answer your questions about financial aid. We hope you’ll leave feeling more at ease about the financial outlook of college.

Alumni 115
Math is a necessity in the liberal arts education provided at Bob Jones—and life after college. This session will discuss the reason for the online math modules, who needs them, how to complete them this summer, and the benefits of the course.

Alumni 111
BJU is fortunate to have its own public safety force. These officers have served in the community as police officers and are now serving on campus to keep students and faculty safe. In this day and age, campus safety is at the forefront of most families’ minds.

Come to this session and learn about the plans and protocols in place to deal with any emergency scenario. The speakers will also address student vehicle registration and parking requirements.

Alumni 112
Education comes with a price. This session will explain the bill pay process, due dates, and options/outcomes of missing a payment. The goal of this session is to inform you on all fronts in order to alleviate any anxiety you may be feeling and create a smooth process.

Student Center, 2nd floor
The Information Fair is your opportunity to learn about the departments that help you acclimate to college life. Please take time to visit the more than 15 displays packed with important information such as meal plans, ID cards, financial aid, academic supports, student employment—and whatever else you might need.

Alumni 207
Get ahead of the game by setting up your devices for next semester. Visit Technology Resources for more information about free Microsoft Office, connecting to Wi-Fi, and printing information.

Alumni 210
Connecting the classroom with the mission field, the CGO exists to promote 21st century Gospel expansion. During a busy semester, the Center for Global Opportunities is here to keep you on mission for Christ. Learn how you can get involved in outreaches throughout the Greenville area, across the country, and around the world during your time as a BJU student. Come also learn about Ministry Chapel, which is open to all majors and helps connect you to other students who desire to use their majors for ministry.

The School of Religion experience features real-life training for today’s ministry, including double majors and special opportunities, such as subsidized student trips to Israel. Come and see how you could be a part of the SOR community.

Alumni Lecture A
College is so much more than strictly academics. Part of the “college experience” is getting plugged-in with groups and organizations. Whether it’s diving into a community outreach opportunity, participating in society sports, or joining a professional association, you will enjoy the lifelong friendships made and the lasting benefits from the enriching skills learned. Extra-curricular activities will enhance and deepen your educational experience.

This session will inform you of extra-curricular activities and explain the purpose of literary societies at BJU.

Alumni 110
Life as a college student is not always easy, and growing in Christ seldom occurs without challenges. Christ didn’t promise a life without challenges, but He did promise to surround us with other believers who would walk through life with us, share His Word with us, and help bear our burdens. This is why the Student Care Office was established: to provide an on-campus center to provide biblical counsel and care for students, to foster mentoring relationships in the Bob Jones University community, and to help coordinate care for students across departments.

Come and hear about some of the common challenges faced by incoming students and have your questions answered about counsel and care at BJU.

Alumni Lecture B
For many students, the idea of moving away from home is intimidating. You may have thousands of questions as you prepare for life away from home. This session will be a chance to get many of those questions answered. The speakers will give you a realistic view of what to expect out of residence hall life and give you an insider’s guide of what you really need with you at college.

Alumni 111
As a day student, we’ve tailored this session just for you. You’re an important part of Bruin Nation. We’ll give you tips on how to stay connected and informed. Whether you’re a day student or guardian of a day student, this session will give you important information as well as answer your questions.

Alumni Lecture A
College is so much more than strictly academics. Part of the “college experience” is getting plugged-in with groups and organizations. Whether it’s diving into a community outreach opportunity, participating in society sports, or joining a professional association, you will enjoy the lifelong friendships made and the lasting benefits from the enriching skills learned. Extra-curricular activities will enhance and deepen your educational experience.

This session will inform you of extra-curricular activities and explain the purpose of literary societies at BJU.

Alumni 110
Life as a college student is not always easy, and growing in Christ seldom occurs without challenges. Christ didn’t promise a life without challenges, but He did promise to surround us with other believers who would walk through life with us, share His Word with us, and help bear our burdens. This is why the Student Care Office was established: to provide an on-campus center to provide biblical counsel and care for students, to foster mentoring relationships in the Bob Jones University community, and to help coordinate care for students across departments.

Come and hear about some of the common challenges faced by incoming students and have your questions answered about counsel and care at BJU.

Alumni 115
Do you love to work? Do you need to work? Do you want to work so that you can enjoy your weekly trip to Starbucks? No matter what your reason is for working, there are ample job opportunities on and off of campus.

This session will introduce you to employment opportunities and show you how to get started earning what you need to fund your college experience.

Alumni Lecture B
For many students, the idea of moving away from home is intimidating. You may have thousands of questions as you prepare for life away from home. This session will be a chance to get many of those questions answered. The speakers will give you a realistic view of what to expect out of residence hall life and give you an insider’s guide of what you really need with you at college.

Alumni 111
As a day student, we’ve tailored this session just for you. You’re an important part of Bruin Nation. We’ll give you tips on how to stay connected and informed. Whether you’re a day student or guardian of a day student, this session will give you important information as well as answer your questions.

Alumni 210
Connecting the classroom with the mission field, the CGO exists to promote 21st century Gospel expansion. During a busy semester, the Center for Global Opportunities is here to keep you on mission for Christ. Learn how you can get involved in outreaches throughout the Greenville area, across the country, and around the world during your time as a BJU student. Come also learn about Ministry Chapel, which is open to all majors and helps connect you to other students who desire to use their majors for ministry.

The School of Religion experience features real-life training for today’s ministry, including double majors and special opportunities, such as subsidized student trips to Israel. Come and see how you could be a part of the SOR community.

Alumni Lecture A
College is so much more than strictly academics. Part of the “college experience” is getting plugged-in with groups and organizations. Whether it’s diving into a community outreach opportunity, participating in society sports, or joining a professional association, you will enjoy the lifelong friendships made and the lasting benefits from the enriching skills learned. Extra-curricular activities will enhance and deepen your educational experience. This session will inform you of extra-curricular activities and explain the purpose of literary societies at BJU.

Alumni 110
Life as a college student is not always easy, and growing in Christ seldom occurs without challenges. Christ didn’t promise a life without challenges, but He did promise to surround us with other believers who would walk through life with us, share His Word with us, and help bear our burdens. This is why the Student Care Office was established: to provide an on-campus center to provide biblical counsel and care for students, to foster mentoring relationships in the Bob Jones University community, and to help coordinate care for students across departments.

Come and hear about some of the common challenges faced by incoming students and have your questions answered about counsel and care at BJU.

Alumni 115
Do you love to work? Do you need to work? Do you want to work so that you can enjoy your weekly trip to Starbucks? No matter what your reason is for working, there are ample job opportunities on and off of campus.

This session will introduce you to employment opportunities and show you how to get started earning what you need to fund your college experience.