Another seminary curriculum

I've been thinking off and on lately, what would have been the ideal seminary curriculum for me. It would probably look much like the traditional curriculum I had in seminary, except it might be more integrated within each course.

Almost impossible to do it. There's just too much. Here's a shot if we could still do 90 hour MDIV curricula (15 hours per semester). For maximum benefit and coverage, every course should have a view to 1) spiritual formation, 2) connecting to other disciplines and subject matter, 3) appropriation.

Year 1
Fall 

• The Life of a Minister (1 hour)
• Greek for Ministry
• IBS: The Gospel of Matthew
• History: The First Christian Centuries (2 hours)
• Christian Theology 1
• The Mission of the Church

Spring

• Intro to Spiritual Formation (1 hour)
• Greek for Study
• IBS: Romans
• History: Catholics and Protestants (2 hours)
• Christian Theology 2
• The Pastor as Leader

Year 2
Fall

• Supervised Ministry 1 (1 hour)
• Greek Exegesis: Philippians
• The Pentateuch 
• History: American Christianity (2 hours)
• Race, Class, and Gender
• The Pastor and Congregational Care

Spring

• Personal Spiritual Formation
• Greek Exegesis: Gospel of John
• Hebrew for Ministry
• Historical and Poetic Books
• The Pastor as Priest

Year 3
Fall

• Supervised Ministry 2 (1 hour)
• Hebrew for Study
• Luke-Acts
• Philosophy and Christian Faith (2 hours)
• Great Theologians of the Centuries
• The Pastor and Discipleship

Spring

• The Integrated Pastor
• Hebrew Exegesis: The Prophets
• Contemporary Theologians
• The Letters of the New Testament
• The Pastor as Prophet