CAS: Religion
Sample Pathway
Below is an example of a four-year plan of a College of General Studies student pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Religion at the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS). Students will work with their CGS academic advisors and the CAS Religion department to plan their own pathway to a religion degree.
| Semester I | Semester II | |
| Freshman Year | CGS HU 103* CGS RH 103 CGS SS 103 Second Language (if needed) |
(London or New England summer semester) CGS HU 104 CGS RH 104 CGS SS 104* |
| Sophomore Year | CGS NS 201 CGS HU 201 or CGS SS 201 CAS RN 100-level course* Second Language (if needed) |
CGS NS 202 CGS HU 202 or CGS SS 202 CAS RN 100-level course Second Language (if needed) |
| Junior Year | CAS RN 200 (offered every fall) CAS RN 200-level course Elective** Second Language (if needed) |
CAS RN 300-level course CAS RN 300-level course Elective** Elective** |
| Senior Year | CAS RN 300-level course CAS RN 400-level course Elective** Elective** |
CAS RN 300-level course CAS RN 300-level course Elective** Elective** |
*Students who complete CGS HU 103 with a grade of ‘C’ or higher may substitute it for one of the required 100-level RN courses.
**Choose your electives carefully to fulfill any remaining BU Hub requirements. You will find a list of all of the courses that carry Hub units on the University’s BU Hub website. CAS Religion courses inventory with Hub units can be found here. External courses are not eligible for Hub general education credit.
Academic Advising
CGS Requirements
Major Requirements
Continuation Requirements
Graduation Requirements
This is a sample pathway to be used in consultation with your CGS Academic Advisor.
It is subject to change according to course availability and individual circumstances.
Last revised: 07/23/2025