College of Arts and Sciences
A. Domestic Policy Concentration HIST 231 - American Civilization I 232 - American Civilization II Plus 15 hours from: ECON 312 - Intermediate Macroeconomics HIST 348 - The US in the Cold War PSCI 344 - American Public Policy 447 - American Constitutional Law SOCY 280 - Ethnic Relations SSCI 315 - Federal Seminar 320 - Urban/Rural America
232 - American Civilization II 379 - The Developing World 390 - Historiography 471 - Senior Seminar Plus 3 hours of upper-division American History and 3 hours of upper-division non-U.S. History ECON 110 - Principles of Economics PSCI 223 - American Government SOCY 120 - Introduction to Sociology SSCI 302 - World Regional Geography
Required Supporting Courses:
B. Foreign Policy Concentration HIST 211 - World Civilization I 212 - World Civilization II Plus 15 hours from: ECON 308 - Comparative Economic Systems 365 - International Trade and Finance HIST 213 - World Civilization III 360 - History of Russia PSCI 221 - Foundations of International Relations 379 - Developing World SOCY 368 - Cultural Anthropology
PHIL 201 - Intro to Philosophy or 422 - History of Political Philosophy ENGL 335 - Reading in the Content Areas Elementary Foreign Language I and II GEOL 121 - Physical Geography Plus EDUC 214 - Early Adolescent Development and completion of the professional education courses and General Education courses described in the School of Education information. All professional education, general education courses for teachers, major, endorsement, and supporting courses require a grade of "C" or better for teacher licensure and graduation. Recommended for Students Seeking Additional Teaching Designations: ECON 308 - Comparative Economics PSCI 221 - International Relations 343 - American National Politics 344 - American Public Policy PSYC 101 - Introduction to Psychology 211 - Child Development SOCY 280 - Ethnic Relations 321 - Social Psychology 368 - Cultural Anthropology
Required Supporting Courses: MATH 117 - Finite Mathematics GEOL 105 - Physical/Historical Geology Elementary Foreign Language I, II Participation in an approved off-campus study program will count for up to six hours of credit toward either the domestic or foreign policy option.
Geography Major, B.A. 46 hours Required: ECON 308 - Comparative Economic Systems GEOL 121 - Physical Geography 310 - The Earth's Weather 322 - Geomorphology and Earth Hazards 340 - Global Natural Resources 360 - Geographic Information Systems and Global Positioning Systems SOCY 320 - Urban/Rural Sociology 366 - Global Issues 368 - Cultural Anthropology SSCI 302 - World Regional Geography
Public Policy Major, B.S. 54 hours Required: BSNS 160 - Principles of Management 241 - Business Statistics ECON 110 - Principles of Economics 345 - Economics of the Public Sector PSCI 101 - Introduction to Political Science 223 - Introduction to American Government 422 - History of Political Philosophy SOCY 120 - Introduction to Sociology 321 - Social Psychology SSCI 390 - Historiography 471 - Senior Seminar in Social Science
Plus three hours from: GEOG 480 - Research in Geography 490 - Internship in Geography And select six hours from: HIST 360 - History of Russia 379 - The Developing World: Latin America
In addition, one of these concentrations must be completed: 67