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ENGL 1301 - Composition I

Select one from:

• COMM 1315 - Public Speaking I
• COMM 1321 - Business and Professional Speech
• ENGL 1302 - Composition II
• FREN 1311 - Beginning French I
• SPAN 1311 - Beginning Spanish I
• DSDE 1371 - ASL I

ENGL 1302 - Composition II

3 Hours MATH from the Mathematics section above

PSYC 2301

SOCI 1301

*at least 12 hours of senior-level credit (3000-4000 level) between this and academic areas are required for degree completion. A minimum grade of C is required for all courses in these sections.

Choose three academic areas

Anthropology:

ANTH 3301 - Physical Anthropology

ANTH 3302 - forensic Anthropology

ANTH 4340 - Topics in Anthropology (any special topic) 

Criminal Justice:

CRIJ 3309 - Class, Race and Gender

CRIJ 3311 - Crime and Criminals

CRIJ 4310 - Social Justice

CRIJ 4311 - Ethical Issues

CRIJ 4312 - Serial Murder

CRIJ 4313 - Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice (any topic)

CRIJ 4314 - White-Collar Crime

CRIJ 4321 - Response to Crime

CRIJ 4345 - Violence

Economics:

ECON 3310 - Economics of Entrepreneurship

ECON 3320 - Money and Banking

ECON 3340 - Macro Economics

ECON 3350 - International Trade

ECON 3390 - Managerial Economics

ECON 4311 - Problems in Economics

ECON 4380 - Environmental Economics

Family Studies:

FMST 3340 - Human Development I

FMST 3341 - Human Development II

FMST 4335 - Contemporary Family Issues

FMST 4305 - Diverse Family Structures

FMST 4327 - Parent-Child Relationships

FMST 4329 - Family Interaction

History:

HIST 3321 - Issues in World Cultures to 1660

HIST 3322 - Issues in World Culture since 1660

HIST 4301 - Native American History

HIST 4305 - American Slavery

HIST 4306 - Women and Gender in American History

HIST 4335 - Topics in History (any topic)

HIST 4348 - Ancient Greece and Rome

HIST 4344 - Witchcraft and the Occult in Early Modern Europe

HIST 4346 - French Revolution and Napoleon

HIST 4353 - NAzi Germany

HIST 4354 - The Holocaust

HIST 4359 - Society and War: The United States

HIST 4364 - East Asia to 1800

HIST 4365 - East Asia Since 1800

Political Science:

POLS 3313 - Judicial Process

POLS 3314 - Legislative Process

POLS 3320 - International Politics

POLS 3330 - Intro to Comparative Politics

POLS 3341 - Intro to Public Administration

POLS 3343 - Public Policy Formulation

POLS 3344 - Introduction to Public Policy

POLS 4312 - American Constitutional Law and Development

POLS 4322 - International Law/Institutions

Psychology:

PSYC 3320 - Psychology of Personality

PSYC 3330 - Psychology of Social Interaction

PSYC 3340 - Industrial Psychology

PSYC 3370 - Child & Adolescent Psychology

PSYC 4310 - Sensation and Perception

PSYC 4320 - Abnormal Psychology

PSYC 4360 - Learning and Cognition

Social Work:

SOWK 3300 - Hum Beh/Soc Env I

SOWK 3320 - Hum Behavior in Soc Env II

SOWK 3340 - Soc Welfare Policy & Services

SOWK 3360 - Promoting Social Justice

SOWK 4320 - Seminar (any topic)

Sociology:

SOCI 3310 - Sociology of Gender

SOCI 3311 - Medical Sociology

SOCI 3326 - Social Psychology and Human Interaction

SOCI 3340 - Sociology of Sexuality

SOCI 3375 - Deviant Behavior

SOCI 3380 - Criminology

SOCI 3390 - Juvenile Delinquency

SOCI 4300 - Seminar in Sociology (any topic)

SOCI 4310 - Population Problems

SOCI 4320 - Sociology of Education

SOCI 4325 - Aging Population and Health

SOCI 4330 - Comparative Family Studies

SOCI 4335 - Global  Health Disparity

SOCI 4342 - Epidemiology and Global Health

SOCI 4345 - Terrorism and Political Violence

SOCI 4350 - Sociology of Religion

SOCI 4365 - Chinese Society.

*at least 12 hours of senior-level credit (3000-4000 level) between this and academic areas are required for degree completion. A minimum grade of C is required for all courses in these sections.

30 Hours, Any Course