Business Engineering Visual & Performing Arts Nursing
ARTS & SCIENCES UNDECLARED
ACADEMIC PLAN: ARTS & SCIENCES UNDECLARED
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 120 Quantitative Reasoning or MTH 104 Statistics
- Humanities Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
Sophomore Year
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
Students must select a major at 45 earned credits
ANTHROPOLOGY
ACADEMIC PLAN: ANTHROPOLOGY
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 120 Quantitative Reasoning or MTH 104 Statistics
- ANT 111 Intro to Cultural Anthropology
- Natural Science Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
Sophomore Year
- SOC 200 Intro to Social Thought or ANT 354 Anthropological Theory
- ANT elective*
- ANT elective*
- Literature Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
Junior Year
- ANT Elective*
- ANT Elective*
- ANT Elective*
- ANT 316 Research Methods
- Humanities Distribution
- Literature Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
Senior Year
- SOC 450 Internship or SOC 407 Field Inquiry *Think about writing an honors thesis instead ofANT 450 and 420 your senior year. You need to decide by the spring of your junior year.
- SOC 420 Sr. Seminar
- ANT elective*
- Cross-Cultural Course (see Department list)
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
Consider a double major or minor. Popular combinations are with History, Psychology, Women's Studies, African-American Studies and Languages.
* May include SOC or courses: CJS course only with permission of department chair. 15 credits must be at the upper level (300-400).
BIOLOGY
ACADEMIC PLAN: BIOLOGY
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 101 Elements of College Mathematics I*
- MTH 102 Element of College Mathematics II*
- BIO 121 Biology of Organisms I
- BIO 131 Biology of Organisms Lab I
- CHM 151 Principles of Modern Chemistry
- CHM 161Introduction to Applied Chemistry
- BIO 122 Biology of Organisms II
- BIO 132 Biology of Organisms Lab II
- CHM 152 Principles of Modern Chemistry
- CHM 162 Introduction to Applied Chemistry
*Math courses to be selected in consultation with your advisor.
Sophomore Year
- BIO 234 Biology of Cells
- BIO 244 Biology of Cells Lab
- CHM 251 Organic Chemistry I
- CHM 263 Bio-organic Chemistry Lab I
- PHY 101 Introduction to Physics I
- Humanities or Social Science Electives
- BIO 210 Biology of Populations
- BIO 211 Biology of Populations Lab
- CHM 252 Organic Chemistry II
- CHM 264 Bio-organic Chemistry Lab II
- PHY 102 Introduction to Physics II
- Humanities or Social Science Electives
Junior Year and Senior Year
Freshman and sophomore biology courses are pre-requisites for upper-level biology courses. Course selection for the third and fourth years of the biology major must be determined in consultation with an advisor. During the third and fourth years, all majors are required to elect at least 18 credits in upper-division biology courses (courses numbered 300 or higher). Upper-division courses in physics, chemistry, engineering, marine science, or mathematics may be substituted with the written approval of the advisor and the department chairperson prior to registration in the course. The requirements of the College of Arts and Sciences and University General Education must also be met prior to graduation.
CHEMISTRY
ACADEMIC PLAN: CHEMISTRY
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 111 Analytical Geometry and Calculus I
- MTH 112 Analytical Geometry and Calculus I
- CHM 155 Principles of Modern Chemistry I
- CHM 163 Introduction Chemistry Lab I
- CHM 156 Principles of Modern Chemistry II
- CHM164 Introduction Chemistry Lab II
- Humanities Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
Students planning to do the Biochem option, Pre-Med, Pre-Pharmacy, Pre-Veterinary degree should consider BIO 121/131 Organisms with Lab added to courses to be taken in the first year.
Sophomore Year
- MTH 211 Analytical Geometry and Calculus III
- CHM 204 Introduction to Analytical Chemistry
- CHM 251 Organic Chemistry I
- CHM 265 Organic Chemistry Lab I
- CHM 252 Organic Chemistry II
- CHM 266 Organic Chemistry Lab II
- PHY 113 Classical Physics I
- PHY 114 Classical Physics II
- CHM 170 Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry
- Humanities Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
Students planning to do the Biochem option, Pre-Med, Pre-Pharmacy, Pre-Veterinary programs should consider taking BIO 234/BIO 244 the Biology of Cells with Lab in the second year.
Junior Year and Senior Year
Course selection for the third and fourth years of the chemistry major must be determined in consultation with an advisor.
CRIME & JUSTICE
ACADEMIC PLAN: CRIME & JUSTICE
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- CJS 190 Intro to Criminal Justice
- SOC 101 Intro to Sociology
- Natural Science Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- MTH 104 Statistics
Sophomore Year
- SOC 200 Intro to Social Thought
- CJS 257 Justice and Society
- CJS 258 Criminological Theory
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Free Elective
Junior Year
- CJS Elective*
- Interdisciplinary Elective**
- Interdisciplinary Elective**
- SOC 316 Research Methods
- Natural Science Distribution
- Literature Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
Senior Year
- CJS Elective*
- CJS Elective*
- Interdisciplinary Elective**
- Interdisciplinary Elective**
- CJS 400 Contemporary Topics in Justice
- CJS 450 Internship
- Literature Distribution
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
* Students must select 3 courses from the Crime and Justice electives list.
** Students must select 4 courses from the Interdisciplinary electives list.
ECONOMICS
ACADEMIC PLAN: ECONOMICS
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 120 Quantitative Reasoning
- ECO 10 Intro to Economics
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
Sophomore Year
- ECO 231 Principles of Micro Economics
- ECO 232 Principles of Macro Economics
- Literature Distribution
- Literature Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
Junior Year
- ECO 301 Intermediate Microeconomics
- ECO 311 Intermediate Macroeconomics
- ECO 332 Economic Statistics
- Economics Elective 300-400 level
- Economics Elective 300-400 level
- Economics Elective 300-400 level
- Humanities Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
Senior Year
- ECO 400 Elective
- ECO 400 Elective
- Economics Elective 300-400 level
- Economics Elective 400-400 level
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
ENGLISH LITERATURE
ACADEMIC PLAN: ENGLISH LITERATURE
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 120 Quantitative Reasoning
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Elective*
Sophomore Year
- ENL 258 Literature Studies (pre-req for 300 level lit courses)
- ENL 259 Critical Methods: Theory and Practice (pre-req for 400 level seminars)
- ENL 260 Intermediate Composition
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Elective*
- Elective*
- Elective*
Junior Year
- ENL 300-level Historical course
- ENL 300-level Historical course
- ENL 300-level Theory course
- ENL 300-level Genre course
- ENL 300-level Major Authors course
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Elective*
- Elective*
Senior Year
- ENL 300-level Historical course
- ENL 300-level Historical course
- ENL 300-level Genre course
- ENL 400-level Seminar
- Social Science Distribution
- Elective*
- Elective*
- Elective*
- Elective*
- Elective*
English majors must earn a C- or better in all major courses to receive credit for the major.
*Consider adding a minor. Most minors are only 18-21 credits and easily accomplished with your major.
ENGLISH WRITING
ACADEMIC PLAN: ENGLISH WRITING
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 120 Quantitative Reasoning
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Elective*
Sophomore Year
- ENL 257 Intro Rhetorical Studies (pre-req for 400-level seminars)
- ENL 258 Literature Studies (pre-req for 300-level lit courses)
- ENL 260 Intermediate Composition (pre-req for 300 level writing courses)
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- ENL 200-level Writing course
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Elective*
- Elective*
Junior Year
- ENL 300-level Writing course (talk to your advisor to map out major course plan)
- ENL 300-level Writing course
- ENL 300-level Literature course
- ENL 300-level Writing course
- ENL 300-level Theory course
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Elective*
- Elective*
Senior Year
- ENL 300-level Writing course
- ENL 300-level Writing course
- ENL 300-level Literature course
- ENL 400 level Seminar
- Social Science Distribution
- Elective*
- Elective*
- Elective*
- Elective*
- Elective*
English majors must earn a C- or better in all major courses to receive credit for the major.
*Consider adding a minor. Most minors are only 18-21 credits, which is easily accomplished with your major.
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
ACADEMIC PLAN: FOREIGN LANGUAGE
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 120 Quantitative Reasoning
- Humanities Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution (101)
- Foreign Language Distribution (102)
Sophomore Year
- Foreign Language Distribution (201)
- Foreign Language Distribution (202)
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Literature Elective
- Literature Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
Junior Year
- FLL Elective 300+ level
- FLL Elective 300+ level
- FLL Elective 300+ level
- FLL Elective 300+ level
- FLL Elective 300+ level
- FLL Elective 300+ level
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
Senior Year
- FLL Elective 300+ level
- FLL Elective 300+ level
- FLL Elective 300+ level
- FLL Elective 300+ level
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
HISTORY
ACADEMIC PLAN: HISTORY
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 120 Quantitative Reasoning
- HST 101 Western Civ and HST 102 Western Civ II or
- HST 103 World Civ and HST 104 World Civ II
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
Sophomore Year
- HST 201 Critical Skills for the History Major
- US History (200 level or above)
- European History (200 level or above)
- Literature Distribution
- Literature Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
Junior Year
- Non-US/European History (Africa, Ancient, Asia, Latin Am., Near East, Slavic, Islamic)
- US History (200 level or above)
- European History (200 level or above)
- Natural Science Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
Senior Year
- Non-US/European History (Africa, Ancient, Asia, Latin Am., Near East, Slavic, Islamic)
- History Elective
- History Elective
- 400 level Seminar (may also be taken Junior year)
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
LIBERAL ARTS
ACADEMIC PLAN: LIBERAL ARTS
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 120 Quantitative Reasoning
- Humanities Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
Sophomore Year
- LAR 201 Introduction to Studies Across Disciplines
- ENL 260 Intermediate Composition
- Literature Distribution
- Humanities Concentration Elective*
- Humanities Concentration Elective*
- Social Science Concentration Elective*
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
Junior Year
- Humanities Concentration Elective*
- Social Science Concentration Elective*
- Literature Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
Senior Year
- Humanities Concentration Elective*
- Humanities Concentration Elective*
- Social Science Concentration Elective*
- Social Science Concentration Elective*
- Social Science Concentration Elective*
- LAR 401 Capstone Seminar in Multidisciplinary Studies
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
*Students should check with LAR department to discuss concentrations and obtain list and level requirements.
MATHEMATICS - BA
ACADEMIC PLAN: MATHEMATICS - BA
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 111 Calculus I
- MTH 112 Calculus II
- MTH 181 Discrete Structures I
- MTH 182 Discrete Structures II
- Humanities Distribution
- Foreign Language
- Foreign Language
- Social Science Distribution
Sophomore Year
- MTH 204 Elementary Differential Equations or MTH 280
- MTH 211 Analytic Geometry and Calculus III
- MTH 212 Differential Equations
- MTH 221 Linear Algebra
- PHY 113 Classical Physics I
- PHY 114 Classical Physics II
- ENL Literature Distribution
- ENL Literature Distribution
- Foreign Language
- Foreign Language
Junior Year
- MTH elective*
- MTH elective*
- MTH elective*
- MTH elective*
- Humanities Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Elective
- Elective
Senior Year
- MTH 311 Advanced Calculus I
- MTH 312 Advanced Calculus II
- MTH 441 Modern Algebra I
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Elective
- Elective
- Elective
- Elective
- Elective
* 12 credits must be completed, see math department tracking sheet for list.
MATHEMATICS - BS
ACADEMIC PLAN: MATHEMATICS - BS
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 111 Calculus I
- MTH 112 Calculus II
- MTH 181 Discrete Structures I
- MTH 182 Discrete Structures II
- Humanities Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
Sophomore Year
- MTH 204 Elementary Differential Equations
- MTH 211 Analytic Geometry and Calculus III
- MTH 212 Differential Equations I
- MTH 221 Linear Algebra
- PHY 113 Classical Physics I
- PHY 114 Classical Physics II
- Literature Distribution
- Literature Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
Junior Year
- MTH Elective*
- MTH Elective*
- MTH Elective*
- MTH Elective*
- Natural Science Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
Senior Year
- MTH 311
- MTH 312
- MTH 441
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
* 12 credits must be completed, see math department tracking sheet for list.
Students must earn a grade of C- or higher on all math courses above the 100 level.
COMPUTATIONAL MATH - BS
ACADEMIC PLAN: COMPUTATIONAL MATH - BS
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 111 Calculus I
- MTH 112 Calculus II
- MTH 181 Discrete Structures I
- MTH 182 Discrete Structures II
- CIS 115 Programming with C
- Humanities Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
Sophomore Year
- MTH 204 Elementary Differential Equations
- MTH 211 Analytic Geometry and Calculus III
- MTH 212 Differential Equations I
- MTH 221 Linear Algebra
- MTH 280 Scientific Computation
- PHY 113 Classical Physics I
- PHY 114 Classical Physics II
- Humanities Distribution
- Humanities/Social Science Distribution
Junior Year
- MTH 361 Numerical Analysis
- MTH 362 Numerical Analysis II
- MTH 353 Applied Linear Algebra
- Natural Science Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Literature Distribution
- Literature Distribution
- Humanities/Social Science Distribution
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
Senior Year
- MTH 471 Partial Differential Equations
- Computational Mathematics*
- MTH 331 Probability
- MTH 332 Statistics
- Technical Elective**
- Technical Elective **
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
* Computational Mathematics Elective is any one of the Numerical Mathematics courses MTH 472, 473, or 474.
** The Technical Elective is defined as any upper division Mathematics or CIS course. Students must receive a grade of C- or higher in all Mathematics courses, technical electives and in all required Physics and CIS courses.
PHILOSOPHY
ACADEMIC PLAN: PHILOSOPHY
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 120 Quantitative Reasoning
- PHL 110 Logical Thinking (PHL 235 Symbolic Logic may be substituted)
- PHL 221 History of Western Philosophy: Ancient
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
Sophomore Year
- PHL 222 History of Western Philosophy: Modern
- One three credit course in Moral, Social, or Political Philosophy (see dept. list)
- One three credit course in the History of Philosophy (see dept. list)
- Literature Distribution
- Literature Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
Junior Year
- PHL 371 History of Contemporary Analytic and Continental Philosophy)
- One three (3) credit course in Metaphysics and Epistemology (see dept. list)
- One three (3) credit course in Critical Philosophy (see dept. list)
- Natural Science Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
*Consider Service Learning (speak to your advisor).
Senior Year
- PHL 409 Seminar
- Philosophy Elective (any level)
- Philosophy Elective (any level)
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
*Consider Service Learning (speak to your advisor).
POLITICAL SCIENCE
ACADEMIC PLAN: POLITICAL SCIENCE
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 104 Intro Statistics or MTH 120 Quantitative Reasoning
- PSC 101 Intro to American Politics
- PSC 151 Intro to Comparative Politics
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
Sophomore Year
- PSC 161 Intro to International Relations
- PSC 171 Intro to Political Theory
- PSC Elective*
- PSC 349 Research Methods
- Literature Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
Junior Year
- PSC Elective*
- PSC Elective*
- PSC Elective*
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Literature Distribution
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
Senior Year
- PSC 305 Political Science Internship
- PSC Elective*
- PSC Elective*
- PSC Elective*
- Social Science Distribution
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
*See department tracking sheet for breakdown of elective choices.
PORTUGUESE
ACADEMIC PLAN: PORTUGUESE
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- Beginning Portuguese I
- Beginning Portuguese II
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 120 Quantitative Reasoning
- Humanities Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
Sophomore Year
- Intermediate Portuguese I
- Intermediate Portuguese II
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Literature and Culture Elective (200-300 level)
- Literature and Culture Elective (200-300 level)
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
Junior Year
- Portuguese Composition and Conversation I
- Portuguese Composition and Conversation II
- Language or Literature Elective 300+ level
- Language or Literature Elective 300+ level
- Introduction to Literary and Cultural Analysis
- Introduction to Brazilian/Luso-African/Port Literature
- Port Language or Literature Elective 300+ level
- Port Language or Literature Elective 300+ level
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
Senior Year
- Introduction to Brazilian/Luso-African/Port Literature
- Introduction to Brazilian/Luso-African/Port Literature
- Port Language, Literature or Culture Elective 400+ level
- Port Language, Literature or Culture Elective 400+ level
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
PSYCHOLOGY
ACADEMIC PLAN: PSYCHOLOGY
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 120 Quantitative Reasoning
- PSY 101 General Psychology
- PSY 202 Abnormal Psychology
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
Sophomore Year
- PSY 220 Lifespan Dev. Psychology
- PSY 205 Statistics
- PSY 250 Biological Basis of Behavior
- Literature Elective
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
Junior Year
- PSY 304 Social Psychology, PSY 308 Cognitive Processes, or PSY 320 Psych of Perception (Choose 2)
- Psych Science in depth requirement (content based methods)
- Psych Science in depth requirement
- Literature Elective
- Humanities Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
Senior Year
- Advanced PSY Elective 300-400 level
- Advanced PSY Elective 300-400 level
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
SOCIOLOGY
ACADEMIC PLAN: SOCIOLOGY
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 120 Quantitative Reasoning or MTH 104 Statistics
- SOC 101 Intro to Sociology or ANT 111 Intro to Cult. Anthropology
- Natural Science Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
Sophomore Year
- SOC 200 Intro to Social Thought
- SOC or ANT Elective*
- SOC or ANT Elective*
- Literature Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
Junior Year
- SOC or ANT Elective*
- SOC or ANT Elective*
- SOC or ANT Elective*
- SOC 316 Research Methods
- Humanities Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Literature Distribution
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
Senior Year
- SOC 450 Internship or SOC 407 Field Inquiry *Think about writing an honors thesis instead of SOC 450 and 420 your senior year. You should decide the spring of your Junior year.
- SOC 420 Sr. Seminar
- SOC or ANT Elective*
- SOC or ANT Elective*
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
* may include SOC or ANT courses: CJS courses only with permission of department chair.
15 credits must be at the upper level (300-400). Consider a double major or minor. Popular combinations are with History, Psychology, Women’s Studies, African-American Studies and Languages.
WOMEN'S STUDIES
ACADEMIC PLAN: WOMEN'S STUDIES
This is an overview of degree requirements. This is NOT an advising sheet.
*Check with departmental advisor on determining how your General Education Requirements can be fulfilled within your distribution and major courses.
Freshman Year
- ENL 101 Critical Writing and Reading I
- ENL 102 Critical Writing and Reading II
- MTH 120 Quantitative Reasoning or MTH 104 Statistics
- WMS 101 Intro to Women's Studies
- Natural Science Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Free Elective
Sophomore Year
- WMS 201 Intro to Feminist Theory
- WMS Concentration Area # 1*
- WMS Concentration Area # 2*
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Foreign Language Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
Junior Year
- WMS 302 or 305 or 306 or 307 Upper Level Feminist Theory
- WMS 312 Feminist Research Methods
- WMS Concentration Area # 3*
- WMS Concentration Area # 4*
- Natural Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Social Science Distribution
- Humanities Distribution
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
Senior Year
- Concentration Area Specialization**
- Concentration Area Specialization**
- Free Elective or WMS 399 Internship
- WMS 499 Women's Studies Capstone Seminar
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
- Free Elective
* Students must select 1 course from each Concentration Area: Gender Studies; Politics Justice and Policy; Cross-Cultural Inquiry; Arts and Letters.
** Students must select two courses from a Concentration Area for a Specialization.
