ARKANSAS INSTITUTE OF HOLY LAND STUDIES
CURRICULUM FOR THE SATELLITE SCHOOLS

Satellite schools will offer the program curriculum every four years, but a student may enter the program at the beginning of any semester, resulting in the completion of the four-year program in a different semester order. However, all students are required to take the course Introduction to Jewish Roots during the first semester of study as preparation for the terminology, scholarship, and sometimes controversial information that is taught in subsequent courses. Introduction to Jewish Roots may be taken as a single course before the regular program is begun, as a sixth course during the first semester of study, or as a replacement for another course during the first semester of study (the course replaced must be taken later in the program) The courses which constitute semesters one through four are outlined below.

The course outline for semesters five through eight will be provided to administrators during the second year of operation of the satellite school. The number at the right of each of the following courses indicates the credit hours for that course.

The following class schedules show options for two day-per-week semesters or three-day-per-week semesters. The actual schedule used will vary from school to school, depending upon the needs of the students. Most lectures will be approximately 30 minutes in length, although some are shorter and some longer. The Institute will provide the satellite administrator with a list of lecture times for each course so class periods can be adjusted accordingly.

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