A great university within reach.
located in Youngstown, Ohio. Founded in 1908.
organization
The University offers 117 undergraduate majors through its six colleges: Business Administration Education Fine and Performing Arts Health and Human Services Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics The School of Graduate Studies and Research offers 35 master’s programs, doctorates in education and materials science and engineering, and the Doctor of Physical Therapy. YSU is also a consortium member of the Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED).
accreditation
Youngstown State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association (http://www.ncahigherlearningcommission.org; telephone: 312-263-0456).
undergraduate class size
Lecture–28.2 Laboratory–10.7 77% of undergraduate classes have fewer than 30 students; just over 5% have over 50 students
faculty
19.5:1 student-faculty ratio 457 full-time 83% with highest degree in their field
athletics
A Division I member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the Penguin football team competes in the Missouri Valley Football Conference; all other sports compete in the Horizon League. YSU offers eight team sports for men and 10 team sports for women.
admission Ohio residents must have graduated from a public
or chartered high school with a state-approved diploma or regional accreditation, or passed the GED. (If you are home-schooled, contact the Office of Admissions.) ACT or SAT scores are required if the applicant has been out of school for fewer than two years or for entry into a specific program. Non-residents must have graduated in the upper two-thirds of their high school class; or have an ACT composite score of 17 or higher or a combined SAT score of 820 or higher; or have passed the GED. Residents of Mercer and Lawrence counties in Pennsylvania are admitted under the same criteria as Ohio residents. Admission to the University does not guarantee admission to every program.
admission closing dates
student profile (fall 2010) Total Enrollment
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Youngstown State University is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination on the basis of race, color, age, religion, sex, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, or identity as a disabled veteran or veteran of the Vietnam era.
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is an aspirational concept. It’s about what you might want to do with your life, might dream of doing, and might—very possibly—DO. But you have to want it enough to . . .
reach farther than you thought you could— and touch your future.
By offering challenging programs, dedicated faculty at the top of their field, advice and help along the way, and costs that won’t drag you down after you graduate, YSU can help you do it. Check out this viewbook or go to reach.ysu.edu for the electronic version, videos, and links to more information.
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The Penguin Icebreakers — your guides to YSU. Come for a visit!
Come for a Visit ..................... Inside Back Cover
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Undergraduate Majors ..... Outside Back Cover
201 current YSU students were valedictorians of their high school class. 1,445 sudents are recipients of Trustees’, President’s, Deans’ and Red & White scholarships.
176 international students hail from 43 different countries. 17% (2,632) of YSU students identify themselves as African American; 2% (348) identify as Latino/Hispanic, and 1% (160) as Asian/Pacific Islander.
For directions to YSU, go to www.ysu.edu/maps/directions Detroit
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
Introduction ........................................................ 1
Scholarships ........................................................ 9
Please visit www.ysu.edu/admissions for deadlines.
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Youngstown State University will provide you with everything you need to build a solid foundation for your future.
• Over 115 undergraduate majors from traditional to high-tech. • Programs accredited by the most prestigious national and international accrediting bodies, including AACSB (business); ABET (engineering); and NCATE (education). YSU is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association (see inside front cover of this viewbook).
Brionna Benson, below, a criminal justice major, worked in downtown Youngstown in the County Prosecutor’s Office this past summer.
internships
Internships are increasingly an essential ingredient in student success. As you apply classroom learning in the workplace, you also have an opportunity to explore your career options, network with seasoned professionals, and develop self-confidence, leadership skills, and professionalism. At YSU, you’ll find all the help you need to set up an internship in your field. Most internships are paid, some are not, but in either case, the experience you gain will prove invaluable in your career. And many—if not most—internships lead to job offers after graduation.
• Outstanding faculty, 83% of whom hold the highest degree attainable in their field. • High-quality students—201 of them were valedictorians of their high school graduating class; many more are at YSU on academic scholarships. • Undergraduate access to advanced equipment for research projects. • Funding for undergraduate research projects. • The latest computers and software. • Study-abroad opportunities (see page7). • Individualized curriculum options, so you can build your own major if you wish. • On-line research services and comprehensive libraries.
YSU undergraduates find themselves involved in high-end research usually reserved for graduate students at other universities.
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YSU’s location in the heart of Youngstown provides easy access to prime internship sites. Omar Alhadi, a senior business major, spent this past summer at Revere Data LLC downtown, a five-minute walk from campus.
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If you’re the type of student who wants to dig deeper, take on challenges, and ask big questions, you might be a candidate for Youngstown State University’s Honors and Scholars programs. Honors classes and seminars are available in all colleges to all majors, and qualified students may take honors classes or may apply to enroll in the Honors Program. If accepted into the program, you have the option of living in Cafaro House, the honors residence (pictured below). Successful completion of the program will earn you an honors diploma. It’s the kind of credential that will open many doors for you.
Heather Coonfari, a business management sophomore from Columbus, Ohio, says she loves the Scholars program, because “I have such a great sense of community with the other students” in the program.
Cafaro House, the honors residence, provides students in the Scholars, Honors, and B.S./M.D. programs an intensive, academically focused environment, but also has plenty of comfortable gathering places, a fitness area, and living suites to accommodate your space needs. Like all YSU residence halls, Cafaro is wirelessenabled, with in-room cable connections.
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At the
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YSU offers a truly comprehensive selection of 117 major programs, so you can explore your academic interests across a broad spectrum without losing credits toward your degree.
colleges Business—The Williamson College of Business Administration is housed in a new, state-of-the-art “green” building (left) and accredited by the AACSB International, earned by only 5% of business schools in the U.S.
Liberal Arts and Social Sciences—CLASS says it all: top-quality faculty, limitless opportunities for engaged learning, innovative programs, and outstanding preparation for graduate work.
Education—The Beeghly College of Education is fully
STEM—Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math-
accredited by the National Council of Accreditation for Teacher Education. Only half the teacher-preparation programs across the U.S. have NCATE accreditation. Students receive extensive classroom experience through field work that begins in the first year.
Fine and Performing Arts—Bliss Hall buzzes with
creativity day and night. YSU has an All-Steinway music school and full accreditation by NASM (music), NASAD (art), and NAST (theater), one of only three universities in Ohio to hold all three accreditations.
Health and Human Services— The Bitonte College of Health and Human Services is distinguished by top-notch clinical facilities, outstanding licensure pass rates, and excellent job placement in these high-demand fields.
ematics all in one college provides seamless integration of learning and research across disciplines. Undergraduate students regularly engage in high-end research with faculty, using state-of-the-art equipment like the transmission electron microscope that can show you what an atom actually looks like!
Graduate Studies—a full range of master’s programs
Junior Zane Kalik, a double major in biology and chemistry, wrote and presented an abstract and poster at the 55th Annual Biophysics Society meeting in Baltimore last fall. He is now finishing a manuscript that will be submitted to a major peer-reviewed scientific journal.
Please visit www.ysu.edu —or use the QR code with your smartphone—to get more-detailed information about each college.
and several doctoral programs provide a seamless transition if you want to go on from your bachelor’s degree.
* See back cover for a complete list of majors.
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Youngstown State University provides students the latest in research and instructional support. Explore what you want to do with your education—including job placement—at Career and Counseling Services.
The Office of Veterans Affairs provides a wide range of services to veterans. YSU has been named a veteran-friendly campus by GI Jobs magazine.
Academic Assistance Centers
Writing Center, Math Lab, Reading and Study Skills Center— help if you need it!
As part of your college education, why not explore an option that will change your life? Studying in another country will expand your knowledge, broaden your cultural awareness, and boost your confidence and self awareness. It’s also a very compelling resumé item. Through YSU’s direct agreements, consortium partnerships, and individualized programs, opportunities await you in more than forty countries. Studying abroad is more affordable than you may think, and most financial aid can be applied to approved overseas study programs. The professional staff of YSU’s Center for International Studies and Programs(CISP) is always available to help you make it happen.
Connections
Wireless YSU network connectivity across campus, including residence halls, for access to University academic resources and the Internet.
Staying Safe
YSU consistently ranks among the safest public universities in Ohio, kept that way by a highly trained campus police force, well-lit walkways and buildings, a network of campus emergency phones, surveillance cameras, and 24/7 security.
At the CISP, you will receive • • • • • • •
Maag Library— where you can find what you need to know, online or in the stacks
The peer mentors at the Center for Student Progress provide focused oneon-one assistance in your transition to college life.
Help with finding the right study-abroad option for you The right coursework to fulfill your academic requirements Help with identifying funding sources Credit transfer Great travel advice and tips Pre-departure and re-entry orientation Help in identifying financial resources for study abroad, including scholarships and grants
Study abroad can take many different forms. Some programs offer a cultural and language immersion experience. Others offer coursework at a foreign university taught in the language of that country, which is ideal for students who have achieved proficiency in another language. In addition to programs in the English-speaking world, YSU maintains partnerships with universities in Taiwan and Turkey that offer a wide range of courses taught in English, allowing students to take a combination of language training and other academic courses in their majors.
A whole world awaits students who take advantage of study-abroad opportunities.
Studying abroad is, in the words of one student at YSU, “a life-changing experience.” Visit places you’ve only read about. Meet people whose outlook on the world is quite different from your own. Learn to see with new eyes. In a world gone global, you owe it to yourself.
There are also short-term programs in which students and professors travel abroad, teaching and learning along the way. 6 Youngstown State University
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Tuition and fees at Youngstown State have been kept below the state average to allow increased access to a high-quality university education. In spite of a continuing decline in state support, YSU is still one of the best values in Ohio. And with the Western Pennsylvania Advantage tuition reduction, WPA-area residents have the same opportunity to get a great education at an affordable cost. (see graphic at right).
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The Leslie H. Cochran University Scholarship is YSU’s most prestigious scholarship. Forty of these full-cost scholarships are awarded to first-year students coming directly from high school. The program is uniquely designed to combine the pursuit of academic excellence within an intensive cultural and social environment. Recipients become part of the University Scholars Program.
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$1.2 million high school graduates $1.6 million associate degree holders $2.1 million bachelor’s degree holders
Regional Service Area Out-of-State/International
2011-2012 Tuition and Fees Full-time, per academic year (12-16 credit hours)
Conclusion? A college education makes a huge difference in your earning potential. And keep in mind, too, that between affordable tuition and comprehensive financial aid, you’ll leave YSU with a much lighter debt load than most college graduates. That gives you more freedom and flexibility as you take your next steps.
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YSU is committed to assuring access to everyone, regardless of their financial circumstances.
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Over 88% of all YSU students receive some form of financial aid.
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Financial aid counselors are available to help you find the money you need.
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$7,661 $15,761
YSU offers an installment payment plan for tuition and housing.
• $1,500 • 3.0 GPA • $6,000 four years • ACT 22 or SAT 1030 † • minimum 12 hours per term • 3.0 overall GPA
Deans’ • $2,000 • Top 15% of Class • 24 credit hours per academic year • $8,000 four years • ACT 25 or SAT 1140 † • minimum 12 hours per term • 3.5 overall GPA President’s • $2,500 • Top 10% of Class • $10,000 four years • ACT 27 or SAT 1220 † Trustees’ • $4,500 • Valedictorian • $18,000 four years
$10,278 $18,378
• minimum 12 hours per term • 3.5 overall GPA • minimum 12 hours per term • 3.5 overall GPA
Value Criteria
• Need-based awards of up to $1,000 per academic year
(Incoming Freshmen and Current Students)
• Admitted to the University in good standing • FAFSA completed by Feb 15th • Demonstrated financial need • Graduate of Youngstown/Warren inner-city schools (listed below) • Minimum half-time enrollment required • 2.5 min GPA required for current YSU students
Funded by the YSU Foundation, this needbased award is available to graduates of Youngstown/Warren inner-city schools (listed below chart). Students must complete the FAFSA by February 15 Calvary Christian Academy, Niles McKinley, Wilson, Campbell Memorial, Rayen, Youngstown for priority consideration. Christian, Cardinal Mooney, South, John F. Kennedy, Chaney, Struthers, Warren G. Harding, East, Ursuline, Warren Western Reserve, Farrell, PA, New Castle, PA, Sharon, PA
Academic Achievement Award (Current Students) Current YSU students are awarded the Academic Achievement Award based on academic accomplishment. Value
M inimum Criteria
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• All fees and tuition*, on-campus room and board fees, and a $360 academic-year allowance for books and supplies (estimated at $15,800)
• 28 ACT/ SAT combined Math, Verbal and Writing 1860
• This scholarship is renewable each year up to a maximum of four years if the recipient maintains a 3.5 cumulative GPA and completes a minimum of 24 credit hours per academic year
• Top 15% of class
• If renewed for the full four years of study, the estimated value is approximately $63,200.
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• $500 per academic year
• 24 hours (at YSU)
• 12 credit hours per academic year
• $1,500 three years if renewed
• 3.5 GPA
• pro-rated if part-time (min 6 hours)
• Students must maintain a full-time on-campus enrollment status of at least 12 credit hours per term
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Martin Luther King Inner-City Achievement Award • 24 credit hours per academic year
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According to the Census Bureau, over an adult’s working life, college graduates earn almost twice what high school graduates earn. Here are the stats:
Incoming freshman scholarships recognize academic achievement of new high school graduates. These scholarships are awarded to beginning first-year students who have been admitted to the University.
S cholarship Value
YSU’s financial aid website features a scholarship-search function that will help you link up to available funds. Check it out at www.ysu.edu/finaid/ Also see the financial aid and estimated family contribution (EFC) link from the same page.
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Transfer Scholarship Transfer scholarships are available and offered through the generosity of the YSU Foundation. Transfer students are encouraged to apply early for financial aid and to observe the February 15 deadline for our transfer scholarships.
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Transfer Lvl 2
• $1,000 • $3,000 three years
• 24 transfer hours • 3.0 GPA
• 12 credit hours per academic year • 3.0 GPA
Transfer Lvl 1
• $1,500 • $4,500 three years
• 24 transfer hours • 3.5 GPA
• 12 credit hours per academic year • 3.5 GPA
Advantage
• Assoc. Degree from Community College (listed below)
• Not Renewable
• 2.5 GPA
• $ 1,100
• 3.5 GPA
*Scholarship of Excellence and University Scholars – consideration is only given to those students who have been accepted to YSU by February 15 of senior year and transfer students must have applied by February 15 for consideration.
For priority consideration, you must apply for financial aid by Feb. 15 of the year you plan to enroll at YSU. For a searchable listing of all scholarships currently offered by the University, visit www.ysu.edu/finaid
Awarded to Associate degree graduates from Eastern Gateway Community College, Cuyahoga Community College, Stark State College of Technology, Lorain County Community College and Kent State University Regional Campuses.
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the very best
housing Living on campus at Youngstown State University maximizes the benefits of a college education. It involves you on a daily basis with other students and campus activities and provides the opportunity to test your values and skills. YSU offers many attractive housing options, including modern campus residence halls. University Courtyard Apartments and The Flats at Wick, both within a block of campus, offer apartment-style living. For more information, visit http:/cc.ysu.edu/student-services/ livingoncampus
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University Courtyard Apartments
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Greek Sing, an annual sorority/fraternity fun— and fund—raiser.
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Your total college experience is, to a large extent, what you make of it. Getting involved in activities on campus is a vital part of your education, and most students who participate in co-curricular activities are more successful in their studies and in their lives after college. At YSU, you can involve yourself in a whole world of student activities. There’s a full schedule of onand off-campus events and other excuses to get together with current and future friends.
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Involve yourself
oungstown State University’s NCAA Div 1-A athletics program is large and successful, involving over 350 students and fielding 8 men’s and 10 women’s teams. In recent years, they have captured four Division 1 FCS national championships and many conference crowns. With great coaching, up-todate equipment and facilities, enthusiastic fans, and outstanding academic records, YSU student athletes are a justifiably proud bunch. Why not join them?
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Men’s Baseball Football (FCS) Basketball Cross Country Golf Tennis Indoor Track & Field Outdoor Track & Field
Add dimension to your education at YSU at the Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center, where you can climb the wall, spin, jog, play racquetball, basketball, do yoga, work out on the cardio and strength equipment, drop in at a fitness class or go for a dip in the Olympic-size pool at nearby Beeghly Center. And that’s just on the inside. Outside there are tennis courts, and playing fields for soccer, softball, and baseball.
intramural & club sports
Intramurals allow you to compete on an informal, friendly basis. It’s a great way to meet people—and stay in shape. YSU offers intramural competition on men’s, women’s, and co-rec teams. Volleyball, tennis, dodgeball, 8-ball, table tennis, badminton, frisbee, soccer—you can’t lose when you choose one of these. Club sports teams compete with other colleges and universities, but less formally, without NCAA regulations. Choices here? Ice hockey, bowling, rugby, and lacrosse—and the option of starting your own club team. You can reach the coaches of the various sports by visiting www.ysusports.com or by calling the Office of Intercollegiate Athletics at 330-941-2385. reach.ysu.edu 11
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Downtown offers a lively scene of cafés and restaurants, live bands, street festivals, and the Covelli Centre (below), scene of major events and concerts. There’s also the DeYor Performing Arts Center that features concerts and traveling shows.
Recent entertainment in Youngstown has included: Comedians
Jeff Dunham Jerry Seinfeld David Spade
Bill Cosby Rodney Carrington
Music Goo Goo Dolls Elton John Ludacris Carrie Underwood Third Eye Blind Tim McGraw Mötley Crüe Willie Nelson Other Fun Moscow Ballet David Copperfield Stuff Latin Festival Broadway Shows Jane Goodall,
Internationally known primatologist and conservationist
Toni Morrison,
Nobel Prize winner for literature
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An EARLY Start
A campus visit is an essential part of the college-selection process. We invite you to tour the YSU campus, meet with an admissions coordinator, and talk to current students and faculty. If you call ahead, we can arrange a tour, set up appointments with key people, and give you the personal attention you deserve.
Campus Tours • Available M-F, 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.; select Saturdays (call for dates and times). • Call or schedule a visit online. If you have a disability and need any special assistance for your visit, please call us at 330•941•2000. We’ll be glad to make arrangements for you. TDD: 330•941•1564
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The Office of Undergraduate Admissions 330•941•2000 877•468•6978 toll-free 330•941•3674 fax enroll@ysu.edu www.ysu.edu Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
The Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships 330•941•3505 330•941•1659 fax ysufinaid@ysu.edu www.ysu.edu/finaid
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Undergraduate Majors, Certificates and Tracks offered Accounting (A, B) Advertising and Public Relations (B) Africana Studies (B) Allied Health (B) American Studies (B) Anatomy & Physiology (C) Anthropology (B) Applied Gerontology (C) Art History (B) Art Studio (B) General Fine Arts Option (B) Graphic Design Option (B) Painting/Printmaking Option (B) Photography Option (B) Three-Dimensional Studies Option (B) Associate in Arts (A) Astronomy/Physics (B) Biology (B) Biology Physical Therapy Track (B) Business Economics (B) Business Technology (A) Chemistry (B) Clinical Laboratory Science (B) Clinical Laboratory Technician (A) Clinical Laboratory Technician Histotechnician Track (A) Communication Studies (B) Interpersonal/Organizational Track (B) Media Track (B) Persuasion Track (B) Computer Databases (C) Computer Information Systems (A,B) Computer Networking (C) Computer Science (B) Criminal Justice (A) Corrections Track (A) Law Enforcement Track (A) Loss Prevention and Asset Protection Track (A) Criminal Justice (B) Corrections Track (B) Law Enforcement Track (B) Legal Processes Track (B) Loss Prevention and Asset Protection Track (B) Dance Management (B) Dental Hygiene (A,B) Dietetic Technician (A) Earth Science (B) Economics (B) Education Adolescent/Young Adult Education Grades 7-12 (B) Earth Science Integrated Language Arts
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Integrated Mathematics Integrated Sciences Integrated Social Studies Life Sciences Physical Sciences Early Childhood Education Pre-Kindergarten - Grade 3 (B) Middle Childhood Education Grades 4 - 9 (B) Lang. Arts & Math Option Lang. Arts & Science Option Lang. Arts & Social Studies Option Math & Science Option Math & Social Studies Option Science & Social Studies Option Multi-Age Grades Pre-Kindergarten Grade 12 (B) Art French Health Italian Physical Education Spanish Special Education (B) Mild/Moderate Option Mild/Moderate/Intensive Option Moderate/Intensive Option Career-Technical Education Grades 4 Adult (B) Family and Consumer Sciences Engineering Chemical Engineering (B) Civil & Construction Engineering Technology (A,B) Civil Engineering (B) Construction Management Technology (C) Drafting and Design Technology (A) Electrical Engineering (B) Biomedical Option (B) Computer Digital Option (B) Traditional Option (B) Electrical Engineering Technology (A) Computer Option (A) Traditional Option (A) Electrical Engineering Technology (B) Electric Utility Technology (A) Power Plant Technology Option (A) Industrial & Systems Engineering (B) Mechanical Engineering (B) Mechanical Engineering Technology (A, B) Electronic Commerce Technology (C) Emergency Medical Technology (C, A) English (B)
English Studies Option (B) Literature Studies Option (B) Enterprise Resource Planning (C) Entrepreneurship (C) Environmental Studies (B) Exercise Science (B) Exercise Science Physical Therapy Track (B) Family and Consumer Studies (B) Finance (A, B) Food and Nutrition (B) Didactic Program (B) Coordinated Program (B) Foreign Languages and Literatures French (B) Italian (B) Spanish (B) Forensic Science (B) Anthropology Track (B) Biology Track (B) Chemistry Track (B) Generalist Track (B) General Administration (B) General Studies (B) Geography (B) Geology (B) Environmental Option (B) Geoscience Option (B) Geospatial Science and Technology (C) Gerontology (B) History (B) Hospitality Management (A, B) Human Resource Management (B) Information Systems Programming (C) Information Technology (A, B) Database Option (B) E-Commerce Option (B) Multimedia/Web Option (B) Network Option (B) Security Option (B) Technical Support Option (B) Journalism (B) Labor Studies Technology (A) Management (A) Management Information Systems (B) Marketing (A) Marketing Management (B) Mathematics (B) Applied Math Track (B) Quantitative Business Track (B) Statistics Track (B) Medical Assisting Technology (A) Medical Coding Specialist (C) Merchandising: Fashion and Interiors (B) Multimedia and Web Design (C)
Museum Studies (C) Music Composition (B) Music Education (B) Instrumental (B) Keyboard (B) Vocal (B) Music History and Literature (B) Music Performance (B) Instrumental (B) Jazz (B) Keyboard (B) Organ (B) Piano (B) Recording (B) Voice (B) Music Theory (B) Non-Profit Leadership (Am. Humanics) (C) Northeast Ohio Medical University Phase I B.S/M.D Nursing (B) Nursing (RN/BSN Completion) (B) Nursing Home Administration (B) Philosophy (B) Pre-Counseling Track (B) Physical Education (B) Physics (B) Physics/Astronomy (B) Police Training Basic (C) Political Science (B) Public Management Track (B) Pre-Forestry (B) Pre-Kindergarten (A) Pre-Law (B) Pre-Medical Programs Pre-Dentistry (B) Pre-Medicine (B) Pre-Optometry (B) Pre-Osteopathy (B) Pre-Pharmacy (B) Pre-Veterinary (B) Professional Writing and Editing (B) Psychology (B) Psychology Physical Therapy Track (B) Public Health (B) Religious Studies (B) Pre-Counseling Track (B) Respiratory Care (B) Sleep Diagnostic Option (B) School Nurse (L) Social Services Technology (A) Social Studies (B) Social Work (B) Sociology (B) Telecommunications Studies (B) Theater (B)
Musical Theater Option (B) Theater (B) Theater Studies (B) Undetermined Art (B) Education (B) Engineering (B) Engineering Technology (A, B) Health & Human Services (A, B) Liberal Arts & Social Sciences (B) Music (B) Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) (B) Also Available: • Physical Therapy is a doctoral program (DPT). Tracks are available in biology, exercise science, and psychology • Individualized Curriculum Programs • Honors Program in all colleges • Military Science (ROTC) KEY (C) Certificate (A) Associate (B) Bachelor (L) License
Youngstown State University is committed to a campus environment that values all individuals and groups, and to non-discrimination and equal opportunity for all persons without regard to sex, race, religion, color, age, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, handicap/disability, or identification as a disabled and/or Vietnam-era veteran. The University is also committed to the principles of affirmative action and acts in accordance with state and federal laws.
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