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Undergraduate Program
B.S. Degree Applied |
| GENERAL REQUIREMENTS |
COLLEGE
OF ARTS & SCIENCES
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For students
matriculating: |
BACHELOR
OF SCIENCE
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| Total Hours. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121 |
SOCIOLOGY
(MAJOR)
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| Minimum overall grade-point average . . . . . . 2.00 |
APPLIED
SOCIOLOGY (OPTION)
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| Other GPA requirements, see below | ||||
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General
Education Requirements - 40 Hours
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Major
Requirements - 51 Hours
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| Area |
Hrs
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To
Be Selected From
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Minimum GPA 2.50 | |
| English Composition and Oral Communication |
6
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ENGL 1113 or 1313; and 1213 or 1413 or 3323 (See Academic Regulation 3.5 in Catalog.) | Minimum GPA in all SOC/ANTH courses 2.50 with a minimum grade of "C" in all SOC/ANTH courses and STAT 4053. | |
| American History and Government |
6
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HIST 1103 |
SOC
1113; SOC 2123 or ANTH 3353 SOC 3113, 3623, 3952, 4133, 4850 (4 hours) 3 hours from: SOC 3133, 3993, 4043, 4383, 4643 STAT 4053 |
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| Analytical and Quantitative Thought (A) |
6
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MATH 1483 or 1513 and 3 hours designated (A). |
Choose one of the following emphases: | |
| Humanities (H) |
6
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Courses designated (H). | ||
| Natural Sciences (N) |
8
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Courses designated (N). | Law,
Crime, & Social Justice SOC 3523, 4023, 4333, 4443, 4923 9 hours from: SOC 3133, 3223, 3323, 4213, 4723; EPSY 3213; HDFS 3423, 3453; HHP 4033; PHIL 3843; POLS 3983; PSYC 3443, 4133, 4143 |
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| Social and Behavioral Sciences (S) |
6
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Courses designated (S). | ||
| International Dimension (I) |
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Course designated (I). (see note 1.b.) |
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| Environment
and Society SOC 3413, 3423, 4433, 4533 12 hours from: SOC 3323, 4323, 4513, 4623; AGEC 4503; ECON 4913; GEOG 3123, 3153, 4123, 4133, 4183; HIST 4063, 4503; POLS 4363, 4593; PSYC 4213 |
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| Scientific Investigation (L) |
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Course designated (L). (see note 1.b.) | ||
| Controlled Electives |
2
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Any course with a GE designation in any of the above areas. | ||
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College/Departmental
Requirements - 13 Hours
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Social
Gerontology |
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| Orientation |
1
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A&S 1111 (transfer students with 15 hours exempt) | ||
| Arts and Humanities |
3
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(see note 2.a) | ||
| Natural and Mathematical Sciences |
9
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(see note 2.b) |
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Social
Services |
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Electives
- 17 Hours
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| 3 hours may need to be upper division. | ||||
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Other Requirements: See notes 1, 2 & 3 [below] on back of degree sheet. Foreign
Language Proficiency: See note 3 on back of sheet. Students
will be held resonsible for degree requirements in effect at the time
of matriculation (date of first enrollment) & any changes that are
made, so long as these changes do not result in semester credit hours
being added or do not delay graduation. |
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| DEAN - P.M.A. Sherwood | DEPARTMENT HEAD - Patricia A. Bell | |||
| 1 | GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS | |
| a | No
more than two courses (or eight hours) from the same course prefix
may be used to meet General Education Analytical and Quantitative Thought
(A) and Natural Sciences (N) combined with College and Departmental
Natural and Mathematical Sciences. |
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| b. | The Non-Western, International Dimension and Scientific Investigation requirements may be satisfied by courses also used to satisfy any part of a student's degree program (i.e., in General Education, College Departmental Requirements, Major Requirements or Electives). | |
| c. | Courses in the major prefix may not be used to satisfy the College requirement for six hours upper-division general education. | |
| 2. | A&S COLLEGE REQUIREMENTS | |
| a. | Arts and Humanities are defined as any course carrying an (H) designation or courses from ART, MUSI, TH, creative writing, foreign languages (second year and above), linguistics and literature. | |
| b. | Natural and Mathematical Sciences are defined as any course from the following prefixes: ASTR, BIOC, BIOL, BOT, CHEM, CLML, CS, GEOL, MATH, MICR, PHYS, STAT and ZOOL; or courses from other departments that carry an (A) or (N) general education designation. | |
| c. | Non-Western Studies Requirement for B.A. and B.F.A. (see 1.b above). One 3-hour course in Non-Western studies from: A&S 3603 (African or Asian studies colloquium); ART 3693, 4603, 4653, 4663, 4673, 4683; ECON 4643; ENGL 3173; FLL 3500 (Advanced Japanese); GEOG 3053, 3753, 3763, 3783; HIST 1713, 3013, 3053, 3203, 3403, 3413, 3423, 3433, 3503, 3513, 3523, 3543, 3553; JAPN 1225, 2113, 2223; MUSI 3583; PHIL 3943, 4943, 4953; POLS 3053, 3223, 3233, 3313; REL 3573, 3613, 4113; RUSS 3053; SOC 4950 (Women in the Middle East). | |
| 3. | FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY | |
| a. | The foreign language requirement for the B.A. may be satisfied by 10 hours college credit in the same language, or equivalent proficiency (e.g., passing an advanced standing examination; completing a second-year or higher college-level course in the language; etc.). | |
| b. | The foreign language requirement for the B.S., B.M., and B.F.A. may be satisfied by presenting a high school transcript which demonstrates two years of study of a single foreign language (passing grades at second year level of study). It may also be satisfied by any of the options listed above for the B.A. | |
| 4. | EXCLUSIONS | |
| a. | Courses used to satisfy the English composition, American history and government requirement will not count toward the 48 hour maximum allowed under one prefix. | |
| b. | Courses with ATHL prefix and leisure activity courses may not be used for degree credit in the College of Arts & Sciences. | |
| 5. | TEACHER CERTIFICATION | |
| Students can satisfy the requirements in Standard Teaching Licensure in Secondary Schools while earning a B.A. or B.S. in the College of Arts and Sciences. Those interested should see their Arts and Sciences adviser and the Office of Teacher Education in room 106 Willard Hall. | ||