SAGU Bachelors of Education PE (PK-12) GENERAL EDUCATION STUDIES 63 Hours General Education: 14 hours COM 1143 Fundamentals of Speech

h Communication ENG 1113 Composition and Rhetoric I ENG 1123 Composition and Rhetoric II 3 hours from the following: ENG 2233 American Literature I ENG 2243 American Literature II ENG 2273 Introduction to Literature GES 1122 Strategies for Student Success Social/Behavioral Sciences: 15 hours GOV 2213 National and State Government GOV 2333 World Political Systems HDV 2123 Child and Adolescent Growth and Development HIS 1113 American History I HIS 1123 American History II Natural Science/Mathematics: 10 hours BIO 1113 Biological Science PHY 1113 Physical Science 1 hour from the following: BIO 111 Introductory Biology Lab PHY 1111 Introduction to Physical Science Lab MTH 1123 College Algebra General Biblical Studies: 24 Hours BIB 2213 Bible Study CMN 1223 The Church in Mission* CMN 2213 Foundations of Church Ministries REL 1133 Authentic Christianity REL 1153 New Testament Literature REL 1163 Old Testament Literature THE 2113 Introduction to Theology and Apologetics THE 2333 Pentecostal Doctrine and History Minimum Requirements for enrollment

Entering Freshmen & Transfer Students

For admissions consideration into Southwestern Assemblies of God University, applicants for admission must complete the following steps:
Step 1

 Step 2

Submit a completed and signed application for admission, including a well-written essay discussing salvation experience. Enclose a $35 non-refundable application fee; this fee is a one-time processing charge.

Submit Christian Character Reference Form. This form should be completed by a pastor or church leader who knows the applicant well and is not a relative.

Step 3

Submit an official high school transcript showing date of graduation and minimum GPA of 2.0* from an accredited public or private high school, home school, or proof of high school equivalency (GED). Submit ACT or SAT scores taken within the last 5 years. The minimum scores required for the ACT is a composite score of 19*, or a combined SAT score of 1350* (Critical Reading + Math + Writing). If 21 hours of accredited general education credit is transferred into SAGU, then a high school transcript and test scores will not be required. Official transcripts from each college attended must be sent directly from that college to SAGU.

Total Cost = $46,232.88 Tuition 35,595 Room 8,960 Food 1,677.88

TCU
Camp Fire is one of the oldest child and youth development resource and referral services in Texas. TCU partners with the organization to offer help with parenting skills and childcare needs. Both parents welcome to attend these important presentations. You'll be glad you came! *All Sessions Offered in both English and Spanish*

Camp Fire: TV Violence and Your Child January 15, noon 1:00 p.m. Dee J. Kelly Alumni & Visitors Center, Monroe & Parrish Conference Rooms Join DeVonna Wickes, Debra Hanus and Jackie Corona from Camp Fire for this informative session on the results of watching too much violent TV. Learn about alternatives and how to change TV habits for the better!

Camp Fire: Summer Care Options April 16, noon 1:00 p.m. Dee J. Kelly Alumni & Visitors Center, Monroe & Parrish Conference Rooms DeVonna Wickes, Debra Hanus and Jackie Corona from Camp Fire advise on the best things to look out for when you're deciding on childcare. CCN acts as a referral service as well as an employee advocate, to help you meet your childcare needs. Learn about your options in this informative session.

Camp Fire: Focus on Fathers May 14, noon 1:00 p.m. Dee J. Kelly Alumni & Visitors Center, Monroe & Parrish Conference Rooms Fathers have a huge impact on the well-being of their children that nobody else can give. DeVonna Wickes, Debra Hanus and Jackie Corona from Camp Fire are here to talk about a father's influence on his children, the importance of finding common ground, and tips on building stronger relationships among all family members.

For more information about Camp Fire child care referrals, please contact Debra Hanus, Child Care Resource and Referral Manager, at 817.831.2111, ext. 145, or debra@CampFireFW.org

Tuition

Tuition based on 12-18 hours of enrollment for fall and spring semesters. $36,500

Room

This represents average hall cost. For more information about on-campus housing costs, click here pdf $6,700

Board

Tuition

Tuition based on 12-18 hours of enrollment for fall and spring semesters. $36,500

Room This represents average hall cost. For more information about on-campus housing costs, click here pdf $6,700

Board

This represents the cost for a basic meal plan. For information about meal plan costs, click here. $4,280

Books & Supplies

Book and supply costs vary by student this is an estimate based on data from the TCU Bookstore. $1,050 Total Fall and Spring Estimated Direct Cost $48,530